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Skye Chan and Kaki Leung attended the "Fly for Love 2019 Taiwan Tour" press conference yesterday as ambassadors, and said that this year they will bring together 50 disabled children to travel to Tainan to let these children experience the feeling of flying to the sky for their first time. .

Skye said that when she first participated in the same year, she accompanied her 7-year-old eldest son. Her son did not understand the situation of disabled children initially so he would be curious to ask questions. After the explanation, the son would take the initiative to play games with the children. Originally, I hope that my son learns to cherish his healthy body and has the motivation to help others and pass on happiness. But I found that my son is more inspired than I imagined, and he will influence teachers and classmates to care about people with disabilities, so I will let my son to join again this year. Kaki said that after she absorbed the experience of last year, she went to learn sign language before the trip for better communicating with the hearing-impaired children. However, she found that actually reaching out to the children or hugging has already made the children happy. She shared that she has a family member who also have long-term illnesses. Therefore, she understands the caregivers of children with disabilities are also under great pressure and need everyone's care.

Both Skye Chan and Kaki Leung think that the event is very meaningful.