One must bear the consequences of his own act

lit. one man guarding the gateway, meaning one who is courageous and can fend off any troubles

take the lead

to have an unexpectedly huge upturn / win after a long period of downturn [colloquial]

be deceived

improper

inappropriate

finished; accomplished; proper

Adams

what do you take me for, someone who you can call out and then dismiss again at your convenience? [colloquial]

lunch box

act as

shenanigans

to walk into a trap; being scammed; to get tricked

when old-fashioned becomes trendy again

do not dare to be, do not dare to deserve

to take me as some kind of wimp that does not need to be taken seriously just because I haven't lost my temper yet [colloquial]

to wrongly assume someone to be a wimp and not him / her them seriously just because he / she haven't been seen to lost their temper yet [colloquial]

City Contemporary Dance Company

wasting one's potentials

great enemy ahead

describes the attitude of taking it easy and following the flow of life, to not worry too much; literally 'use the falling sky as a blanket'

improper

the first brave people to attack; to take the lead with courage

Good guy would not be a policeman, because of the rogue behaviour of the old Hong Kong Police and its corruption, Hong Kong parents generally do not want their sons to be policemen

household possessions

Comes from the mahjong game, which means more number of games win, Many little things add up, it also interpreted as "Puerile"

appropriate

remembering the past

should