TEDx BoundaryStreet
Ideas of Crossing · 2026
一條街。一道界線。一個起點。
界限街不只是一條街名。它曾經是香港的邊界——劃開九龍與新界，劃開已知與未知，劃開過去與將來。
今天，界線早已被城市吞沒。但它留下了一個問題：當一切都在加速改變，我們憑什麼決定——什麼該留住，什麼該放手？
TEDx BoundaryStreet 站在這條線上，邀請你一起問這個問題。
One street. One line. One beginning.
Boundary Street is not just a street name. It was once Hong Kong's border — dividing Kowloon from the New Territories, the known from the unknown, the past from what comes next.
Today, the line has long been swallowed by the city. But it left behind a question: When everything is changing faster than we can keep up, what do we use to decide — what stays, and what goes?
TEDx BoundaryStreet stands on that line, and invites you to ask that question with us.
對好多人來說，界限街是一條很日常的街：放學等巴士的車站、排隊買魚蛋的小攤、抬頭見到啟德機場起飛的航班，樓宇高度差不多、行人路永遠有腳步聲。遠望是格仔山，近處是公屋、球場和補習社，一切都好像「理所當然」，又好像隨時會變。
這條街曾經劃開九龍與新界，劃開兩個系統、兩種想像。今天，界線淡了，但問題依然存在：在歷史與發展之間，在 AI 革命與人性底線之間，我們究竟憑什麼去決定——什麼值得守住，什麼需要讓路，什麼才是真正重要？
TEDx BoundaryStreet 想做的，是把這一代香港人的「界線記憶」拉上舞台：那種一邊抬頭望住飛機、一邊向前走的心情，那種在同一條街度長大，但選擇了完全不同路的勇氣。這是一個屬於整個社區——而不只是機構或品牌——的地方，讓每個曾經站在界線前的人，一起問：下一步，怎樣跨過去？
For many of us, Boundary Street is an ordinary street. The bus stop after school, the fishball stall with a familiar queue, planes from Kai Tak once roaring overhead, buildings standing shoulder to shoulder, footsteps echoing along the same narrow pavements. In the distance, the checkered hill; up close, estates, courts, cram schools — everything feels “normal”, and yet always on the verge of change.
This street once marked the edge between Kowloon and the New Territories, between two systems, two imaginations. Today, the line has faded, but the question remains: Between history and development, between an AI revolution and the baseline of our humanity, what do we use to decide — what is worth keeping, what must give way, and what truly matters?
TEDx BoundaryStreet wants to bring this generation's “boundary memories” onto the stage: the feeling of looking up at planes while still walking forward, the courage of growing up on the same street but choosing completely different paths. It is a place for the whole community — not just institutions or brands — for everyone who has ever stood at a boundary and asked: what does it mean to cross, now?
給在東與西之間游走的創業者。
給正在養育雙語孩子的父母。
給把廣東流行曲和程式碼融合在一起的藝術家。
給想像一座密集城市如何仍然能呼吸的城市主義者。
給所有曾經卡在一條邊界前——語言的、文化的、世代的、專業的——然後決定跨過去的人。
For the entrepreneur navigating between East and West.
For the parent raising bilingual children.
For the artist fusing Cantopop with code.
For the urbanist reimagining how a dense city can still breathe.
For anyone who has ever been stuck at a boundary — linguistic, cultural, generational, or professional — and decided to cross it anyway.