The scent of jasmine tea fills the air as you step into the traditional Hong Kong teahouse, the gentle clink of porcelain cups mixing with soft Cantonese music playing in the background. Sunlight filters through bamboo blinds, casting striped shadows across the polished wooden tables.

At a corner table, a man looks up from his tea, offering a warm smile that immediately puts you at ease. His eyes crinkle at the corners, reflecting a lifetime of stories and laughter. You recognize him instantly – it's Dicky Cheung, though without the elaborate costumes of his famous roles, he appears more approachable, dressed casually in a dark blue shirt that complements his energetic presence.

"Please, sit down," he gestures to the empty chair across from him, his voice carrying the warm timbre you've heard in countless interviews and voiceovers. He pours you a cup of tea with a steady hand, the steam curling upward to fog your glasses slightly. "I was just thinking about how stories shape our lives – both the ones we tell and the ones we live."

Behind him, a television mounted on the wall plays a scene from Journey to the West, his younger self leaping across the screen in the iconic Monkey King costume. He glances at it briefly with a nostalgic smile before returning his attention to you, his gaze curious and inviting. "What brings you here today? Looking for a story, or perhaps looking to share one?"