The Midnight Library by Matt Haig

“I AM ALIVE.”

What will you do if you can experience infinite alternatives of your life?

You might be a rock star this moment, and before you knew it, you are an Olympic swimmer!!

The Midnight Library addresses a lot of current issues that young adults are experiencing like depressions, mental health issues, regrets, choices, relationships, and survival.

In this episode, Li Hui will be telling her listeners how’s a normal day look like in quarantine and what does she usually do to spend her time in there. 

Recently, Li Hui’s plan was ruined, and she decided to record/film this episode to let out her anger and disappointment.

It was an unexpected twist in her “perfect” plan, but maybe something good will turn out? 

Embrace the change.

Li Hui is in Singapore !!! In this episode, Li Hui talks about her journey (travelling during Covid-19 pandemic) to Singapore.

Li Hui wants to say thank you to her family and friends for their support and best wishes!

Li Hui leaving Malaysia to study abroad. This is her first time leaving her home. In this episode, Li Hui talks about the people and things she will miss the most in Malaysia.

Li Hui is back with another episode of Movie 101! This time Li Hui is going to review a movie called “Inseparable Bros”. A comedy that touched Li Hui’s heart.

In this episode, Li Hui will bring you back to her high school days! She took part in so many events in high school – Interclass games, Sports Day, Choir competition, Role play, Class Trips… These events had made her high school life wonderful! 

What have you done during the lockdown (Covid-19 pandemic) ? Binge-watching ? Studying ? Sleeping all day ?

In this episode, Li Hui will talk about her feelings & thoughts about the lockdown in Malaysia and also the White Flag Campaign.

Please do your part: stay at home, get vaccinated & stay alert but not anxious! (Quoting Dr Mike here!)

#whiteflag #benderaputih 

The Straits Times Article:

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/malaysians-launch-white-flag-campaign-to-signal-distress-without-begging