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Pop Cantonese: Word of the Month – 緣分 Fate Destiny

Andrea LoMay 23, 2018
The Immigrant Dragons – Part I: How Australia is Saving a Hong Kong Tradition

Billy PottsMay 23, 2018

The Immigrant Dragons – Part I: How Australia is Saving a Hong Kong Tradition

Billy PottsMay 23, 2018

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Lost Boy: The Untold Story of Derek Bailey, Hong Kong’s Master Buddhist Sculptor

Liam FitzpatrickMay 23, 2018

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When the Flames Die Down: Chan Dick’s Firefighter Photography

Leanne MirandillaMay 18, 2018

Tam Kung: Hong Kong’s Seafaring Child God

Tom BillingeApril 27, 2017

Hong Kong Flora: The Story Behind Hong Kong’s Flamboyant Flame Tree

Ziyou TianJune 16, 2016

An Unexpected Monastery: The Birthplace of Hong Kong Buddhism

Tom BillingeJanuary 25, 2017

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A curated list of cultural and art events in Hong kong

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Where To Go, To Play, To Rest

Hong Kong’s Independent Bookshops Nourish the Soul

Christopher DewolfMarch 29, 2018
Hong Kong in Miniature: Douglas Young, G.O.D. and the Street Culture Gallery

Christopher DewolfMay 24, 2016
The Mountain in the Clouds: A Visit to Tai Mo Shan, Hong Kong’s Tallest Peak

Viola GaskellApril 5, 2018
An Unexpected Monastery: The Birthplace of Hong Kong Buddhism

Tom BillingeJanuary 25, 2017
A Visit to Hong Kong’s Surprising Wetland Park

Stefanie BallDecember 8, 2016
From China to Thailand and Back – The Flavours of Hong Kong’s Little Thailand

Gabriella ZanzanainiDecember 21, 2016

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Pop Cantonese: Word of the Month – 緣分 Fate Destiny

Andrea LoMay 23, 2018

The Immigrant Dragons – Part I: How Australia is Saving a Hong Kong Tradition

Billy PottsMay 23, 2018

buddhist

Lost Boy: The Untold Story of Derek Bailey, Hong Kong’s Master Buddhist Sculptor

Liam FitzpatrickMay 23, 2018

sham shui po

Sham Shui Po: The Future of Hong Kong’s Maker Hub is Rooted in the Past

Christopher DewolfMay 18, 2018

chan dick

When the Flames Die Down: Chan Dick’s Firefighter Photography

Leanne MirandillaMay 18, 2018

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Ballet for Everyone: A French Classic Updated for the 21st Century

SponsoredMay 14, 2018

war ruins

Hong Kong’s War Ruins, Hidden in Plain Sight

Christopher DewolfMay 11, 2018

leo wong

Leo Wong’s Vessels of Memory

Sarah KaracsMay 11, 2018

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Behind the Screen Doors of Hong Kong’s Pawn Shops, Centuries of Tradition

Cardin Chan and Christopher DeWolfMay 3, 2018

Furniss

Lethal Snakes and Hong Kong Neon: The Work of Photographer William Furniss

Sarah KaracsMay 3, 2018

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An Artistic Journey into Chuen Lung, Hong Kong’s Misty Mountainside Village

Sarah KaracsApril 26, 2018

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Two of a Kind: Leslie Cheung and Anita Mui Return to the Silver Screen

Elizabeth KerrApril 26, 2018

UBC

Why a Canadian University is Fascinated by Hong Kong

Christopher DewolfApril 25, 2018

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The Artist’s Cheerleader: Catherine Kwai of Kwai Fung Hin Gallery

Sarah KaracsApril 19, 2018

lighthouses

Hong Kong’s Lighthouses and Their Eurasian Sentries

Ryan KilpatrickApril 18, 2018

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The Jamia Mosque, an Unexpected Oasis in Central Hong Kong

Christopher DewolfApril 18, 2018

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Up and Down For One Week Only: A Pop-Up Photo Exhibition About Hong Kong

Leanne MirandillaApril 13, 2018

LCSD

Meet the Woman Who Runs Hong Kong’s Unheralded Cultural Juggernaut

Simon CartledgeApril 12, 2018

The Vertical City, Part V: An Art Village Full of Hope for Hong Kong’s Future

Christopher DewolfApril 12, 2018

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Why Filmmaker Simon Chung Is Never Going to Stop Making Indie Hong Kong Movies

Elizabeth KerrApril 12, 2018

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