Experience in interviewing a Yau Ma Tai person

One Saturday afternoon, my group members and I went to Yau Ma Tei Wing On for doing a interview. Luckily, group member Ada, her aunt is one of the Wing On workers, so it is easier to do our interview.

When we got into Wing On, the first thing we did is to thank Ada's aunt. She helped us to interview her friend. But when we gave the question paper to her friend, we found that she didn't know much English. Then, we asked her in Cantonese and changed the answer in English. I thought that is the most complicated part. We spent almost 30 minutes to do the interview.


In this interview, I learnt that when we ask people question, we have to speak loud and ask them politely. So that, they will reply you seriously and give you a better answer. Next time, I will ask them in a better way and I will find a people that knows English. That will be easier to do the record.