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Louis Cha, co-founder of Hong Kong newspaper Ming Pao and author of wildly popular martial arts novels (aka wuxia novels) like "The Book and the Sword" and "Legends of the Condor Heroes," died in Hong...
0 Comments / Nov 10, 2018
Hong Kong is a city full of holidays — we celebrate everything from Easter to Tomb Sweeping Day (aka...
0 Comments / Dec 18, 2016
Siem Reap might be all about ancient Angkor and its magnificent temples, but the Cambodian town has plenty...
0 Comments / Jun 27, 2016
Art enthusiasts may want to make a beeline to Sha Tin: The Hong Kong Heritage Museum is showcasing “Claude Monet: The Spirit of Place” in partnership with Réunion des Musées Nationaux – Grand...
0 Comments / Starts: Jun 01
We know we have it pretty good in Hong Kong, but you don't know just how good until you take the metro...
0 Comments / May 30, 2016
It's the middle of May, so you know what that means: Le French May 2016 is in full swing, with over 120 cultural...
0 Comments / Starts: May 21
Halloween doesn't exactly have its roots in our fair city, but thanks to horror movies, American TV shows...
0 Comments / Oct 31, 2018
Next time you're in Beijing, get far, far off the tourist trail — or risk rubbing elbows with thousands...
0 Comments / Mar 14, 2017
All Tea No Shade with Andrea Lo. The other day I was at dim sum with two friends, L and N, when our siu mai arrived served with liver. “I don’t really eat liver,” L said, and N and I proceeded...
0 Comments / Mar 14, 2017
Hong Kong breeds Third Culture Kids — virtually every person you meet here has lived in at least three...
0 Comments / Jun 20, 2016
Daisann McLane is the founder of Little Adventures, a Hong Kong-based bespoke orientation service that...
0 Comments / Jun 14, 2016
My family is from Macau, and we came to Hong Kong in the 70s. I’ve liked drawing since I was little — I always enjoyed art classes — but my family was poor and I didn’t go to a good school, so there...
0 Comments / Jun 03, 2016
