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65 Kilometres of Wonder: Hong Kong Island’s Coastal Trail

Christopher DewolfMay 26, 2021

A new initiative maps out how you can walk around Hong Kong Island – with aims to make it a dedicated attraction...

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How a Stylish New Cinema is Throwing Its Support Behind Hong Kong Film

Elizabeth KerrFebruary 19, 2021

Local film distributor Golden Scene is giving Kennedy Town a front row seat in Hong Kong's cinematic renaissance....

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An Extraordinary Temple and a Master Builder: Hong Kong’s Lo Pan Festival

Tom BillingeJuly 2, 2020

This July, construction workers will gather at one of Hong Kong's most extraordinary temples – one of only two in the world dedicated to Lo Pan....

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Hong Kong’s Most Beloved Public Space is Under Threat

Christopher DewolfJune 6, 2019

The Western District Public Cargo Working Area, also known as the Instagram Pier, is a rare open space on the waterfront. But government plans could soon carve it up into smaller pieces – or worse....

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A Place to Escape: Hong Kong’s Beach Culture Through the Years

Christopher DewolfSeptember 20, 2018

Hong Kong has always loved the beach – but beach culture hasn't always been the same....

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Forgotten Hong Kong Icon: Brain Surgery on a Tram

Gabriella ZanzanainiAugust 24, 2017

For 20 years, Cheung Kwan-ming has worked as an electrician for Hong Kong Tramways, keeping the "brain" of the trams in good working order....

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Slow Hong Kong: Seaside Contemplation in Kennedy Town

Alice MiquelJune 22, 2017

A fresh Look at Hong Kong's urban poetry...

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Wilson Shieh’s Gender-Bending Skyscraper Women

Sarah KaracsApril 26, 2017

Renowned for his cheeky ink paintings, Wilson Shieh uses a venerable Chinese form of art to comment on contemporary Hong Kong....

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Culture

A Broken Chinese Seal Brings History to Life

Behind the Scenes of Hong Kong’s First Homegrown Indian Movie

Sampson Wong Wants You To Take a Walk

People

Meet the Young Master Keeping Hong Kong’s Neon Heritage Alive

Behind the Scenes of Hong Kong’s First Homegrown Indian Movie

A Life in Music: DJ Ray Cordeiro’s Extraordinary 70-Year-Career

Art

Sampson Wong Wants You To Take a Walk

Two Productions of The Plague Push the Boundary of Theatre

A Life in Music: DJ Ray Cordeiro’s Extraordinary 70-Year-Career

History

A Broken Chinese Seal Brings History to Life

Hong Kong’s Colonial Heritage, Part X: Maryknoll Convent School

A Colourful Cure for What Ails Hong Kong’s Grey Public Spaces

Design

A Broken Chinese Seal Brings History to Life

Hong Kong’s Colonial Heritage, Part X: Maryknoll Convent School

A Colourful Cure for What Ails Hong Kong’s Grey Public Spaces

Recreation

A Colourful Cure for What Ails Hong Kong’s Grey Public Spaces

65 Kilometres of Wonder: Hong Kong Island’s Coastal Trail

Sampson Wong Wants You To Take a Walk

Kennedy Town

65 Kilometres of Wonder: Hong Kong Island’s Coastal Trail

How a Stylish New Cinema is Throwing Its Support Behind Hong Kong Film

An Extraordinary Temple and a Master Builder: Hong Kong’s Lo Pan Festival

Hong Kong’s Most Beloved Public Space is Under Threat

A Place to Escape: Hong Kong’s Beach Culture Through the Years

Forgotten Hong Kong Icon: Brain Surgery on a Tram

Slow Hong Kong: Seaside Contemplation in Kennedy Town

Wilson Shieh’s Gender-Bending Skyscraper Women

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