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How Chinese culture links 4 cardinal directions to life’s natural cycle – and why

In a primarily agricultural society, sunset signifies the end of the day, leading to the metaphor ‘going west’ to represent death.

Ex-Chinese pyramid scheme boss charges US$18,000 to ‘discipline’ kids

‘White Rabbit’ candy: China’s beloved classic wrapper draws global acclaim

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Wife’s memory inspires Chinese husband to build world’s largest hollyhock garden

After 35 years of marriage, the childless couple live amid their flourishing garden, surrounded by their beloved pets.

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Morning mist hangs over the tea plantation at Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden, in the New Territories. Photo: Alexander Mak

Hong Kong’s 1,000-year-old tea heritage is being rediscovered and rehabilitated

Discover Hong Kong’s hidden tea legacy, predating British influence, as a band of young local growers races to safeguard ancient cultivation and traditions.

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