Lee San San, a beloved figure who has been absent from the public eye for quite some time, made a cheerful return at the Gold Coast Piazza, where she visited the "Dancing Water Droplets" large-scale art exhibition. This event celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Dongjiang Water Supply to Hong Kong, and it provided the perfect backdrop for her to reflect on her life journey.
As she navigated through the impressive water droplet art installations, Lee couldn't hide her excitement. "Haha! Today I absorbed a lot of vitamin D!" she exclaimed, showcasing her infectious enthusiasm. She further admitted, "It feels like a long time since I've just sat on the grass in a park!" Her remarks highlighted not only her absence from public events but also her joy in returning to such a vibrant setting.
Lee San San revealed a personal connection to the theme of the exhibition, particularly the "tumbler" spirit, which symbolizes resilience and the ability to bounce back from setbacks. Standing in front of the artwork representing this spirit, she shared, "No matter how many times you fall, don’t be afraid; you just have to bounce back even stronger!" This sentiment resonates deeply with her own life experiences and is reflected in her newly established company, "San Zuo Shan," which embodies her aspirations for a renewed start.
Her appreciation for the beauty of water was evident as she disclosed her collection of water droplet-shaped thermometers at home. "I have a unique fondness for the spiritual beauty of water," she said, emphasizing the significance of environmental awareness. Lee San San passionately conveyed the exhibition's message about the importance of cherishing Earth's resources. "Water droplets are indeed beautiful; we must treasure our planet's resources, as nothing is guaranteed!"
She expressed concern over environmental issues, stating, "If areas are polluted, our water supply will dwindle, and living organisms will be affected. There are even places that face droughts. Therefore, we must remember the source of our water; this concept of 'source' is crucial. We need to protect it and be grateful!"
Reflecting on her life journey, Lee noted the importance of gratitude. "The idea of 'source' is also very significant to my life. Without that source, I wouldn't be where I am today. I want to thank many people, including some behind-the-scenes mentors from my previous company." She hopes to compile a list one day to express her gratitude to those who have supported her along the way.
Lee San San also took a moment to thank her close friends, Sammi Cheng and Andy Hui, for their unwavering support. "I am so grateful to them for their long-term companionship, which has helped me through some tough times!" she expressed sincerely.
In closing, Lee San San enthusiastically invited everyone to experience the "Dancing Water Droplets" event. "This place is perfect for children to let loose, and I find the exhibition incredibly therapeutic. Interacting with art and nature instantly lifts my spirits!" Her invitation to the public reflects her desire to share the joy and healing she has found in this artistic experience.
