On the journey from screenwriting to producing, for me, it involves a great deal of patience and waiting. Especially as a screenwriter, waiting for work, waiting for production, waiting for the moment when actors read the lines of the script. The process of waiting can be gruelling, not knowing when the end will come, and the realities of life can erode dreams. Many people reach a point where they no longer want to wait and calmly let go of their ideas, turning away. We know that many Hong Kong screenwriters simply love writing and find joy in the belief that they can sustain themselves by writing every day. Perhaps, in Hong Kong, what is most needed to be a screenwriter is not just writing talent but also the ability to endure and wait. 
 
Maybe one day, the writers involved in this project will have to set aside their own writing dreams and live a mundane life. But our humble hope is that this project, to some extent, can extend the time for everyone to pursue their dreams. In this pressure-filled city of Hong Kong, creating a space for ten writers who have been waiting and enduring, allowing them to write a great screenplay.