Elderly Person :: History

Elderly psycheChang Sing Lok, as well as know as Uncle Lok is famous for his mouth water Chau Kuey Teows which is a kind of fried noodles. He is very well cognize in Taman University, Petaling Jaya for his exquisite dish. He was born on March 23, 1926 at ShenYang, eastern China and he was brought up there until the age of 9. He is the youngest of the six children in the family and that is why his pargonnts named his last name as Lok, which center six in Cantonese. He is from a poor family. His father was a cook and his mother was a maid. Both parents served a rich family in ShenYang. He was brought up in a colony and he fatigued his formative years nurtured by the humble, traditional values of Chinese village life. He lived with his family in a typical wooden house and the vitreous silica clear water of the stream nearby his house was made his playground. As years passed, the World War II occurred. The Japanese army invaded nearly of the eastern part of China. At that time, most of the citizens of China had migrated to the other countries since they could non suffer the hardness of life in China. Chang Sing Lok had also persistent to migrate to Tanah Melayu. So he came to Tanah Melayu with about a hundred of others Chinese who had decided to migrate to Tanah Melayu too by a very previous(a) style ship. At first, life was not very good and not stable since he had not get any blood line. It was because there are too many labour sources in Tanah Melayu at that time. Furthermore, he was also too young for any heavy job. Finally, he got a job at a Chinese restaurant as a cleaner. He helped the employer to cleanup the entire restaurant as well as washing all the plates. It was there he first started gaining knowledge of cooking. At that time, he had a negative attitude towards the past, as he had went through carve up of difficulties and struggled his way through World War II, where he had lost his family, friends and property. scarcely he had a more positive attitude towards the rising. According to him, rising is the continuity of the present and if he succeeds in his present life, he believed that the future would be better for him as well as his family.