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Ada Li
Reporter, Sport
Ada joined the Post in 2025 after graduating from the University of Hong Kong. She is interested in figure skating, hiking and long-distance running. Beyond sports, she conducts aviation research in Hong Kong. She holds a master’s degree in history and a bachelor’s degree in journalism.
Ada joined the Post in 2025 after graduating from the University of Hong Kong. She is interested in figure skating, hiking and long-distance running. Beyond sports, she conducts aviation research in Hong Kong. She holds a master’s degree in history and a bachelor’s degree in journalism.
Areas of Expertise:
Sports, Hong Kong history, AviationLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Hong Kong’s oldest marathon, the China Coast event differs from the city race a week later and will pose a gruelling challenge in Sai Kung.
Double defeat for China in Hangzhou as South Korea’s An Se-young beats Wang Zhiyi and Christo Popov sees off Shi Yuqi.
Wong Kin and Toby Lin chosen for China reserve squad after catching eye during National Games, while they remain in Hong Kong team too.
China tennis star hoping to shake off injury-plagued year, will begin season at ATP Tour event in Victoria Park.
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Triple Asian Games champion Wang Li goes viral after video outlines sustained bullying after she refused to give Hangzhou winnings to boss.
China’s Wu expects boost from local fans as he looks to vie with Jerry Shang and Hong Kong’s Coleman Wong.
But tight security at Hong Kong Coliseum, few attractions nearby and costly hotels proving to be drawbacks for others.
Wang Fuk Court flats that went up in flames worth about HK$5 billion, while losses from cancelled mega-events, banquets are likely to rise.
In men’s singles, Lin Shidong overcomes testing start at Hong Kong Coliseum to gain revenge over teammate.
Olympic champions Wang Chuqin and Sun Yingsha easily defeat India’s Manush Shah and Diya Chitale in mixed doubles group match.
Lau Chiu-yee swims to gold while Wong Hon-lam and Winnie Pang win table tennis honours in National Games for Persons with Disabilities.
Also the first Chinese man to reach an Olympic 100m final, Su announces his retirement from track and field in a social media post.
The season finale running from Wednesday to Sunday at Hong Kong Coliseum will feature the year’s best performers in singles, mixed doubles.
‘Are you kidding me?’ says Yoyo Ng in social media post of the gold medal, which she won at the 2014 Nanjing Games.
Numerous posts on RedNote offer guidance on how to donate to local charities, as mainland businesses pledge more than 800 million yuan in aid.
Residents form long line in Tai Po for their turn to place offerings, flowers and messages at makeshift altar near site of blaze.
Reinalyn Niere, who shielded girl from falling embers as they fled, says she wishes she had been able to persuade neighbour to leave.
Business groups donate millions while civilians band together to deliver supplies, create websites to find victims.
Race organiser RunOurCity wants runners to ‘feel that confidence is restored’ after QR code system failed and complaints about route.
While costumed runners, ‘leaders’ race’ add to merriment, long uphill finish questioned by competitors.
A fusion of technology and performing art at new Happy Theatre serves as audition for what may come in the years ahead.
City’s top swimmer added to earlier two gold medals with two bronze medals several minutes apart, heaps praise on teammates’ performances.
Tournament held in city attracts highest number of players in Asian event for the fast-growing racquet sport.
Last year’s 100km champ needs to ‘let my body rest’ after running at world championships with Tsang Chun-kit, who will run the 25km race.
New horse was ‘a bit nervous’, she says, while dressage winner from Xinjiang becomes only competitor in final to score more than 70 points.
Angry fans ask why real-name registration was abandoned for match at Kai Tak Stadium, amid signs that scalpers took advantage.
Opening ceremony in Guangzhou filled with symbolism while emphasising Greater Bay Area’s role in country’s development.
David Wong, Johnny Wong and Andy Cheng will represent their city in the mass participation tennis event after gruelling selection process.
Triathlete Cade Wright believes compact course on city’s harbourfront could give Hong Kong team an advantage against mainland rivals.
