Pop Cantonese: 竹升 – Bamboo RiseErica FongMay 29, 2024Why are overseas-born Chinese often referred to pejoratively as bamboo poles?...CultureLanguage0 Comments 03 min read
Neighbourhood Guide: Tai Hang, Laid-Back and CreativeErica FongMay 5, 2023This historic corner of Hong Kong offers good coffee, great food and an easy-going vibe under the watchful eye of the fire dragon...ArtCultureFoodHeritageHistoryInspring ItinerariesSmall Stories & Secret StoriesTraditionVisual ArtWhere To Go, To Play, To Rest0 Comments 022 min read
Pop Cantonese: Hea, Chok and ChurErica FongApril 6, 2022Three Cantonese words are so new, they don't even have equivalent Chinese characters...CultureLanguage0 Comments 04 min read
Pop Cantonese: 收皮 – Collect SkinErica FongMarch 2, 2022What on earth does skin have to do with being annoying?...CultureLanguage0 Comments 02 min read
Pop Cantonese: 呷醋 – Eat VinegarErica FongFebruary 9, 2022How far would you go to show your love?...CultureFoodLanguage0 Comments 02 min read
Pop Cantonese: 戴綠帽 – Wearing A Green HatErica FongJanuary 13, 2022Sporting a green hat? Don't be surprised if you're greeted with a smirk...CultureLanguageTradition0 Comments 03 min read
What’s Essential for Chinese New Year? Peach BlossomsErica FongFebruary 11, 2021The lucky nature of China’s homegrown fruit....CultureNatureTradition0 Comments 23 min read
Pop Cantonese: Big Wok 大鑊Erica FongJanuary 14, 2021There's more to the wok than you might expect....CultureLanguage0 Comments 02 min read
Pop Cantonese: 大頭蝦 – Big Head PrawnErica FongDecember 9, 2020Ever wonder where some of the words we use everyday in Hong Kong lingo come from? Prawns may be delicious, but you don’t want to be one....CultureLanguage0 Comments 02 min read