A beam of light to fall on the wall of the Law Uk Folk Museum in Chai Wan, Hong Kong. The museum is a restored Hakka home. The 120 square metre dwelling is modest: Featuring a drying room, workshop, dining room, and lofted bedrooms.

The Hakka people, from Guangdong Province, China, moved to the Chai Wan area during the 18th century. They cleared the land and farmed. The last of the families moved away during the 1960s. The Hong Kong government decided to save the last Hakka home in the 1970s and opened it as a musuem in 1990.

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red Ravine is helping out with a contest! Put on your writing caps and go to town.

Chaucer calls it the worst sin there is. ENVY.

Filmmaker and journalist Barbara Rick calls it a hard, rotten knot of a word. Sinister. Secret.

Her film company, Out of The Blue Films, Inc., is making a film about ENVY. Seeking the best minds in the world on the subject to help. And they want you. Your essays, short stories, poems, haiku, watercolors, oils, collages, drawings, photographs, music.

One of you will win a prize: an Amazon Kindle, the wireless reading device that holds in its memory books so that you can read anywhere, anytime. Any and all entries could end up in the groundbreaking and revolutionary documentary about ENVY.

What do you have on ENVY? You’ve got until August 15 to share.

Go to these links on red Ravine for more information:

Cracking Envy (Or How I Learned To Stop Romancing A Deadly Sin)
Call For Entries!!! – Out of The Blue Films “ENVY Contest” at red Ravine