I think in the past it is common that you see community centers holding events for other leagues, for children to visit the place and play the sport to stay like after school like table tennis, football and it was full of laugh, the sounds of love and people are very happy when staying there and now like nowadays in Hong Kong I actually is where to see people or children spending their times after school in a community centers anymore it’s mostly having some events during the weekends for people to study there. There may be some tutors and students who do not want to go home or who are unwilling to spend their after school time at home or those who do not have extra-calculative activities can and visited committee centers. And this one of the shrinks, while for weakness is that it doesn’t like, held a lot of activities or provide support to children now, because they lack of funding and money.
Band 6+: How has the role of community centers changed in recent decades, and what are their current strengths and weaknesses?
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I think in the past, it was common to see community centers holding events for various leagues, allowing children to visit and play sports after school, like table tennis and football. It was full of laughter, the sounds of joy, and people were very happy to be there. Nowadays, in Hong Kong, I rarely see children spending their time after school in community centers anymore. They mostly host events during the weekends for people to study. There may be some tutors and students who do not want to go home or who are unwilling to spend their after-school time at home, or those who do not have extracurricular activities can visit community centers. This is one of the strengths. However, a weakness is that they do not hold many activities or provide support to children now because they lack funding and resources.
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