The decline of the local manufacturing industry makes it customary for factories to relocate to the Mainland. Brands that are genuinely made in Hong Kong are now rarities. As time goes by, how does the manufacturing industry in Hong Kong seek to survive nowadays? CHAN Kwok-man, the founder of an electrical appliance company, was born in an era when the manufacturing industry in Hong Kong relied mainly on valet processing. At the time, he believed that the water heater would become an indispensable electric appliance for every household. Therefore, he commenced designing and manufacturing the product by himself. At last, he established his own company in 1982 by which he built his own brand and brought his industrial dream to fruition. William SHUM from the younger generations features “Made-in-Hong Kong” and insists on establishing his main production line in Hong Kong, which has created a positive image for his brand. The two industrialists CHAN Kwok-man and William SHUM will share with the audience in this episode on how they craft their own respective brands in Hong Kong.