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Caroline Qiqige Wang

Caroline Qiqige Wang

Associate Producer
Caroline joined the Post as an associate producer in 2024 after graduating from the University of Hong Kong with a master's degree in Journalism. She is a video journalist with a focus on human stories and political issues. She is passionate about visual storytelling and photography.
Caroline joined the Post as an associate producer in 2024 after graduating from the University of Hong Kong with a master's degree in Journalism. She is a video journalist with a focus on human stories and political issues. She is passionate about visual storytelling and photography.
Areas of Expertise:
Video production, China politics, China society
Languages Spoken:
English, Japanese, Mandarin

Video | Hong Kong mourns firefighter killed in Tai Po blaze

Ho Wai-ho funeral
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Ho Wai-ho died at the age of 37 battling the fire at Wang Fuk Court that claimed the lives of at least 160 in late November.

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In a 5,000-word document, the ruling Communist Party’s Central Committee stresses tech upgrades, security and domestic demand to guard against headwinds over the next five years.

Conservative views on sensitive matters, including Japan’s wartime history and Taiwan, may rock already strained ties with Beijing, analysts warn.

Once dining spots primarily for expats, cha chaan teng restaurants have become a staple for all Hongkongers and a defining characteristic of the city.

Most businesses in Hong Kong still prefer cash, the Octopus payment system, or credit cards.

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Hong Kong’s adoption of digital payments has lagged behind many other cities, with most local businesses still preferring cash, the Octopus contactless system or credit cards.

The fire also injured four people, including three firefighters, all of whom are now in stable condition at a local hospital, according to authorities

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