Songkran Festival In Hong Kong
02:53
A Life Time of Pushing the Bar
02:45
Beach Cleaners on Mission
02:59
Where to have fun in Fukuoka
02:05
Raw Hemp Protein Bars
03:19
Canteen Food Review: Kyushu U Vs CUHK Vs Poly U (Poly U)
03:29
Canteen Food Review: Kyushu U Vs CUHK (Kyushu)
02:48
Canteen Food Review: Kyushu U Vs CUHK (CUHK)
02:23
Message of Peace
02:19
Hi, I am Wan Kwong!
03:05
Birthday Party as Blessing
02:58
Cheap deals in Shenzhen
03:23
Domestic Workers Release Stress through Art
02:07
Keeping Ukrainian culture alive
03:01
Suicide Prevention by Dogs
04:04
Elderly for Elderly
03:24
Breaking into the Game
04:38
To Stay or Not to Stay
03:18
Students Go, students come
04:10
Sketching the History of Hong Kong
05:01
Tsiu Keng Agricultural Park Development
04:36
Tiny but Tricky Pets
03:58
Saving Shanghainese
04:44
Made in Hong Kong
03:14
The Myth of Plant-based Meat
04:46
Touring in Hong Kong
03:59
Love Across Barriers
03:45
Burning the Midnight Oil
04:11
Fitness Revolution
05:15
Art in Frames
04:49
Uniform Across the Strait
05:37
Tie Dye on the Rise
03:35
Blessing the Jobless
03:52
Gloomy Elderly in the Pandemic
04:39
Flu Vaccine Shortage in China
03:05
Periscope
A Life Shaped by the Blast
Atomic bomb survivor and Nobel Peace Prize laureate organisation co-chairperson Terumi Tanaka warns of the growing nuclear threat and calls for peace.
By Della Qing in Tokyo
Atomic bomb survivor Terumi Tanaka, who...
A Life Shaped by the Blast
Atomic bomb survivor and Nobel Peace Prize laureate organisation co-chairperson Terumi Tanaka warns of the growing nuclear threat and calls for peace.
By Della Qing in Tokyo
“Let us construct a peaceful world free from nuclear weapons and war!”
Atomic bomb survivor and Nobel Peace Prize recipient Terumi Tanaka warns of the growing nuclear threat and calls for peace.
Paradise Lost for Stray Cats
Siu Lam-lam, the owner of Dundas Cafe, reflects on her journey of making her restaurant a foster house for stray cats.
By Whitney Kwok
Former...
Our Community
Cross-straits residents: Peace is the best
Cross-straits residents believe peace and friendly discourse are the best way forward to avoid conflict.By Isa He in Tokyo and Xiamen
GenAI Makes Me Feel Stupid
University students find GenAI useful for getting better grades and efficiency but not for learning. By Justin Tai
University student...
Are You Lonesome Tonight? Swipe To Love!
Young people who turn to dating apps for love hunt still feel lonely, while the dating platforms capitalize this loneliness.
A Historical Building Now Inspiring Future Generations
Once the agricultural command center for Japan’s puppet state, a Changchun building now educates 3000 students, transforming a site of exploitation into...
Storm-Chasing Tragedies Spark Crackdown as Typhoon Ragasa Batters Hong Kong
Authorities are cracking down on storm-chasing after Typhoon Ragasa left a family hospitalized and others arrested for endangering children during extreme weather.
Surrogacy: A Bright Future or a Regretful Decision
Desperate old couples in China are hiring surrogate mothers to give birth to babies.
By Ivonne Deng
People
Lifestyle
A Cocktail to Beat Your Villains
In a Guangzhou bar, a modern cocktail twist on the "villain-hitting" ritual is helping young people beat back bad energy.
Cotton Doll(dau)ghters
Mainland girls keep cotton dolls as their children.
By Jennifer Liu
To provide a home...
Start from Scrap: Touch it, Feel it
Scrapbook enthusiasts embrace handmade journals to preserve memories.
By Flavia Zhou
University student Evelyn Chan-yun...
Worthwhile Style
By Pauline Yau & Lunaretta Linaura
Youngsters turn to second-hand fashion to reflect a choice of self-expression and environmental...
Photo feature
Taiwanese believe Taiwan People's Party (TPP) is the island's way-out of then Blue and Green.
By Mike Chu
University student Huang Bo-lin is a supporter of Taiwan People’s Party presidential candidate Ko Wen-je.
“I support him because of all the work he has done as the mayor...
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