In Hong Kong, traditional artisans are passing on their skills to younger generations to preserve cultural heritage. Yuet Tung China Works, a century-old hand-painted porcelain ware shop, has a succession plan with the help of its 66-year-old owner Ruby Tso's daughter Martina, who handles social media and marketing efforts. Meanwhile, 83-year-old birdcage maker Chan Lok Choi, or Master Chan, is conducting workshops and taking on apprentices to preserve his craft. His students, including Elaine Wong and Chow Hau Chung, believe that handmade items carry unique messages and soul, which cannot be replicated by AI.