Iconic scenes of Hong Kong lit up the giant LED screen at New York Times Square ahead of its New Year's Eve Countdown. The video showcases the energy, diversity and vibrancy of Hong Kong, and invites ...
Hong Kong airport chief confident travellers will return, but compulsory Covid-19 tests still a turn-off for many
Vivian Cheung Kar-fay, chief operating officer of the Airport Authority Hong Kong, said she expected the number of passengers passing through daily to rise from around 50,000 currently to about 60,000 ...
Jye McNeil breaks through for his first Hong Kong winner near end of challenging stint
Jye McNeil shed his Hong Kong maiden tag at the last Sha Tin meeting of his frustrating stint in the city, the Australian jockey riding Ricky Yiu Poon-fai’s Excellent Fighter to win Sunday’s Class ...
In Hong Kong artist’s cyberpunk dystopia, China’s ‘First Emperor’ rules a future techno-dictatorship. His vision inspires a San Francisco exhibition
Hong Kong artist known as Kongkee shows a cyberpunk vision of Chinese history in show at San Francisco's Asian Art Museum, and a twisted view of the future; Pilots for a film in w ...
Don’t let them eat cake: Chinese mother slaps sweet birthday treats ban on child, sparking Hong Kong online debate over eating disorders
Hong Kong social media is abuzz after a Chinese mother posted an online video explaining why she has forbidden her child from eating birthday cake at school parties.
Hong Kong author Xi Xi, often credited with putting city on literary map, dies aged 85
Born Zhang Yan in Shanghai in 1937, Xi Xi was one the most beloved names in Chinese literature, her writing an invitation to ‘re-examine the world with fresh eyes’, a translator of her work said.
Hong Kong will consider opening up electricity market to more players, environment chief says after outcry over price rises
Environment chief Tse Chin-wan says authorities will consider all methods to see if they can enable Hong Kong’s electricity tariffs to drop ...
Hong Kong’s demand for Christmas trees has withered this year. What’s the root cause?
Kitty Wang joined the Post in 2022 after a four-year journalism learning experience in International Journalism of Hong Kong Baptist University and a one-year study in The Univers ...
Thousands Celebrated The Return of Hong Kong Cyclothon After Four-Year Hiatus
After a four-year hiatus, the Hong Kong Cyclothon successfully concluded at the roaring cheers from excited spectators for thousands of cyclists participating the cycling extravaganza on 18 December.
Hong Kong Author Xi Xi Dies Aged 85
Hong Kong author Xi Xi, whose whimsical tales became a defining portrait of a city transitioning away from British rule, died on Sunday, according to a publisher she co-founded. She was 85.
Worker crushed to death when large piece of metal falls at Hong Kong construction site
A 55-year-old worker was crushed to death when a four-metre-long piece of metal fell onto him at a construction site in Hong Kong on Wednesday.
Hong Kong Golf Club housing plan could bring end to professional tournaments in city, government warned
Leading figures from Asian Tour and European Tour Group warn government that redevelopment of Hong Kong Golf Club could put professional events in city at risk.
The undertakers, carers and educators trying to make Hong Kong a better place to die, and to live
We live in a time when meaning is scarce, and we don’t see meaning in what we do. But no matter how old we are, experiencing traumatic changes can make us question life’s meaning. These experiences ...
Former editor-in-chief of now-defunct Stand News website secures bail in Hong Kong after nearly a year in custody pending sedition trial
The former editor-in-chief of the now-defunct Stand News website in Hong Kong has secured bail after being remanded in custody for nearly a year pending trial on sedition charges.