"Omeow" grew up hearing many stories about "Aeroplane Olive," but never got to experience it firsthand. Inspired, he dreams of reviving this nostalgic folk snack for everyone to see. One day, he finally takes the leap—carrying a small guitar and his self-made "Aeroplane Olive" box—and, with his good friend "Olien," he sets off to make this dream take flight!

"Aeroplane Olive & Cute Friends" - “Omeow” sings and sells with his little guitar, joined by his good friend “Olien” on their journey to chase their dreams!

(With “Olien’s” multi-handed precise throws, they fully showcase the traditional art of Aeroplane Olive.)

Fei Gei Lam (Aeroplane Olive) is a unique traditional craft in Hong Kong, combining distinctive methods of olive preparation and selling techniques. It has been included in Hong Kong's Intangible Cultural Heritage List. Made from "Wo Shun Lam" (Harmony Olive) blended with spices, this craft originated in the resettlement areas and low-rise buildings of old Hong Kong. Vendors employed special sales techniques, such as singing lively adapted songs to attract public attention while using unique throwing skills to toss the spiced "Wo Shun Lam" up to multi-story buildings, hence the name "Fei Gei Lam". This cultural practice not only reflects the unique social life and environment of Hong Kong at the time but also showcases the adaptability of Hong Kong people. By delivering their delicious "Wo Shun Lam" to customers in an innovative way—accompanied by songs and snacks—it created a delightful experience for all.

Jeffery Yau is a seasoned graphic designer and world-renowned crayfish expert. He was deeply influenced by anime and science fiction films.

In 2018, Jeffery began conceptualizing his first toy, "OBA," and subsequently established his own toy brand, Bigclawx. In 2024, he was honored as “The Best Designer Award” at the Amazing Toy Show held at K11 Musea in Hong Kong.