Francis Ng’s Son, 17, Opens Up About Being Bullied During His Primary School Years

Reflecting on what he had learned from his experiences, Feynman said everyone has their own quirks and “hidden sides”, and that the key is finding a group of people and an environment where they feel comfortable being themselves.

He also expressed his gratitude towards his family, grandparents, teachers, and friends for supporting him and accepting him along the way.

While some netizens expressed sympathy for the difficult experiences he went through, Feynman responded with a mature take, saying: “You cannot change what happened in the past. You can only change how you feel about it.”

It turns out, Francis had previously shared in an interview that Feynman was once harassed by classmates and left with bruises on his face. His first reaction was to ask his son whether he had fought back.

The actor said he wanted Feynman to learn to stand up for himself and face challenges bravely, rather than simply endure or avoid conflicts. He told his son: “If you don’t fight back, they will bully you every day,” believing that learning to confront difficulties was an important part of growing up.

Many commended Feynman for his honesty in opening up about his past, praising his thoughtful reflection on what was clearly a difficult chapter of his life. Others also sent their well wishes and congratulated him on his graduation.