Under the direction of Wong Wah-kay, Below the Lion Rock was a sitcom-style show that explored social issues from the perspective of one family living in a resettlement estate. Following the dogmatic storytelling style of classic Cantonese films, the show approached the issues in a down-to-earth manner. Using scenes of family patriarch Tak fantasizing himself as the Director of the Housing Authority, Rental Burden attempted to create a balanced look at the problem of rapidly rising rent by looking at multiple sides of the issue. Through the story of a neighborhood teahouse, In Debt to My Parents looked at the issue of child rearing and encouraged audiences to appreciate the joy of being with family. Using a suit as a MacGuffin, My Father's Suit depicts a clash in beliefs between two generations and the mutual understanding they eventually reach.

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