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To the Editor—The section “Doctor for Society” written by medical students, featuring inspiring—at times, rather touching—stories, offered enjoyable reading at the end of a heavy diet of scientific and didactic papers. Not only did the remarkable feats of generations of compassionate doctors strike a chord with consummate fellows of the Academy, but they also stimulated and inspired many of our students. If we were to pass on one treasure to the latter, it should be the heart of benevolence.1 One of the most well-known and respected community medicine legends who deserves to be included in the series would be Prof Lee Shiu-hung. Hong Kong Med J 2014;20:169 DOI: 10.12809/hkmj144239

An addendum to “Doctor for Society” — Professor Lee Shiu Hung: “Pass on benevolence, pass on the legend