Cai Lam's classic sentences are as follows:

1. The length of life is not under our control, but the quality of life is something we can improve.

2. When a person comes into this world, he should love the cutest, best-sounding, best-looking and most delicious things, and live an interesting life.

3. Improve the quality of life. Live happier and happier today than yesterday, and tomorrow will be happier and happier than today. That’s it. This is the meaning of life and the true meaning of living.

Chua Lam, born in Singapore on August 18, 1941, is a Chinese writer, gourmet, film producer, and host. On March 27, 2023, he was awarded an honorary doctorate in social sciences by Macau University of Science and Technology.

Character experience:

In 1955, the first film review "Madhouse" was published in Singapore's "Nanyang Siang Pau" and it was out of control. In 1957, Chua Lam served as the manager of Shaw Brothers Film Company in Japan. In 1959, he left Singapore to go abroad, and later studied in the Directing and Directing Department of the Art Department of Nihon University, working part-time.

After Chua Lam arrived in Hong Kong in 1963, he worked as a film producer for the largest studios in Southeast Asia such as Shaw Brothers and Golden Harvest for a long time. The films he has produced include: Food Truck, Brotherhood of the Dragon, Lucky Star, "City Hunter", "Human Torch", "A Good Man", "Crime" and other blockbusters starring Jackie Chan.

In 1989, Huang Zhan, Cai Lam, and Ni Kuang co-hosted the TV program "Undefended Tonight", which set a viewing record for Hong Kong TV programs at the same time.

In 1992, Chua Lam entered the business world. The products he founded and supervised include BaoBao tea, BaoBao rice burnt and other BaoBao series products. Chua Lam’s sauces include salted fish sauce, Cai Fu Yao Zhu sauce, and Lamin Jiao Yao. Pillow sauce, spicy sauce and so on. From 1997 to 1999, Chua Lam hosted TV programs such as "Chua Lam's Life is So Fun" and "Chua Lam Lashes the World".

From 2005 to 2014, Cai Lam served as a consultant to the chancellor of Macau University of Science and Technology, making suggestions for the development of the university’s School of Humanities and Arts and the School of Film, and donating the consulting fees earned to the university.