The Last Artisan Sculptors of Hong Kong: A Legacy in Wood and Faith
As Hong Kong navigated the seismic shifts from a manufacturing powerhouse to a global financial hub, a different kind of industry, one deeply rooted in tradition and spirituality, faced an…
London Court Dismisses Challenge Against China’s "Mega" Embassy Plans, But Opposition Vows to Continue Fight
An English court on Friday dismissed a legal challenge against planning permission for a substantial new Chinese embassy in central London, a decision that opponents, including local residents and human…
Chongqing’s Neon Nights: Motorbike Culture Fuels a Tourism Boom Driven by Viral Videos
The electrifying hum of motorcycle engines has become the pulsating soundtrack to Chongqing’s nights, transforming the southwestern Chinese metropolis into an unexpected global tourism hotspot. Tourists, often in rented leather…
Red Tourism Boom: Tourists Immerse Themselves in Historic Chinese Communist Battle Reenactments
Scores of tourists, clad in Red Army uniforms and wielding prop weapons, descended upon a mound at Loushan Pass in southwestern China’s Guizhou province on July 25, 2026, for a…
A Hong Kong Bookseller Who Fled China Was Honored in Taiwan for His Resistance and Defiance
Taipei, Taiwan – A poignant memorial service was held in Taipei on Friday to honor Lam Wing-kee, a Hong Kong bookseller who sought refuge in Taiwan in 2019 after his…
Huanggang Port Revamp Nears Completion with Joint Clearance Agreement; Calls for Rigorous Testing Mount
The long-anticipated revamp of the Huanggang Port, a crucial land border crossing between Hong Kong and mainland China, has reached a significant milestone with the signing of a cooperation agreement…
Hong Kong Sees Alarming 10-Year High in Child and Teen Suicides, NGO Urges Government Action
The rate of suicide among children and adolescents in Hong Kong has reached a distressing 10-year peak, according to a recent report by the non-governmental organization Samaritan Befrienders Hong Kong…
Hong Kong Deputy Financial Secretary Rejects "Just Another Big Chinese City" Claims, Citing Resilience and Anti-China Bias
Hong Kong’s Deputy Financial Secretary, Michael Wong, has forcefully refuted recent assertions by Stephen Roach, the former Chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia, that the city has devolved into "just another…
Former HSBC Staff Face Bribery Charges Over Alleged Scheme to Bypass Bank Account Opening Queues
Three former employees of the banking giant HSBC have been formally charged by Hong Kong’s Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) in connection with an alleged bribery scheme. The individuals, identified…
Two Directors Deny Knowledge of Substandard Materials in Deadly Wang Fuk Court Fire
Two directors at the renovation firm Prestige Construction & Engineering Company, which oversaw works at Wang Fuk Court when a catastrophic fire erupted last November, have vehemently denied any knowledge…
















