Category: Hong Kong
‘We should be seen as citizens, not as slaves’
‘We should be seen as citizens, not as slaves’ Hong Kong’s foreign domestic helpers report...
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Improving educational goals a key theme of Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam’s policy address
Improving educational goals a key theme of Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam’s policy address By Linda...
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Hong Kong’s beekeepers
From rooftops to island farms, the city’s homegrown honey industry is buzzing
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Professional animal communicator talks to pets
Pet psychics say they use telepathy to connect, even if the pet has died
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‘Umbrella King’ continues 178-year-old family business
Fifth-generation owner says Sham Shui Po umbrella repair will die with him
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Hong Kong Retiree Builds Pantheon for Abandoned Buddha Statues
Thousands of discarded gods stare out to sea near Aberdeen
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‘Uncle Cai’ May Be Last Birdcage maker in Hong Kong
Chen Lecai has been making and fixing bamboo cages in Prince Edward for 63 years
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Young Cantonese Opera Star Strives to Preserve Unique Art Form in Hong Kong
Choi Wai San wants young people to fall in love with the ‘intangible cultural heritage’
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Philippines’ Violette Blanche Paints Hong Kong Drag
Christian Marco is a mainstay of the city’s drag scene at gay bar Petticoat Lane
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Hong Kong’s graduating mainland Chinese students ponder job future in Hong Kong
After a tough school year, some of city’s mainland students still want to stay
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Mainland students agonize over coming to Hong Kong universities
Uncertainties over social unrest, coronavirus in Hong Kong bring mixed feelings to China’s mainland students accepted into city’s post-graduate programs
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Little Wars: a day inside the Hong Kong Society of Wargamers
For 40 years, the club has been attracting history buffs and internationally ranked players who re-enact historical battles in miniature
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