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The human faces of China’s belt and road strategy, through Liu Heung-shing’s lens

The Pulitzer-winning Hong Kong photojournalist trades megaproject metrics for intimate portraits of how China’s new Silk Road is rewiring everyday lives.


Tai Kwun’s ‘Better Together’: 8 Hong Kong film classics celebrate cinematic partnerships

Tai Kwun’s summer exhibition is here, focusing on the spirit of collaboration in Hong Kong cinema.


Our cheat sheet for the best things to do in Hong Kong, July 19-26

Brunch with a view and Southeast Asian flavours at The Orient, sip on heat-relieving winter melon soup at Tsui Hang Village, catch the theatrical phenomenon that is Jesus Christ Superstar and make waves with Disney characters at Studio City Macau’s Water Park.


China’s survival strategies written in flavours

From Sichuan’s humidity to the Dongbei deep freeze, Chinese food isn’t about taste, it’s about not dying. A journey through five cuisines that reveals how geography shaped what a billion people eat.


Hong Kong master carpenter Louis Ho on being the last of his line

Louis Ho Kwok-biu reflects on learning from an industrious father, his affinity with their shop’s Yau Ma Tei neighbourhood and his role in protecting its historical treasures.


In pictures: ‘Made in Hong Kong’ - craft industries that built the city

See Hong Kong’s past through the lens of the craftsmanship, from mahjong tiles to shipbuilding, that laid the foundation for its growth.


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The human faces of China’s belt and road strategy, through Liu Heung-shing’s lens

The Pulitzer-winning Hong Kong photojournalist trades megaproject metrics for intimate portraits of how China’s new Silk Road is rewiring everyday lives.

Discover Hong Kong’s cinematic magic at Tai Kwun’s summer show

The best things to do in Hong Kong, July 19-26

China’s regional cuisines: survival strategies written in flavours

Hong Kong master carpenter Louis Ho on being the last of his line

In pictures: ‘Made in Hong Kong’ - craft industries that built the city

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