The Missing Puzzle in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum

No explanation is given in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum about why Japan was attacked by atomic bombs. By Daniel...

Revival of handwritten cards in the digital age

Handwritten cards make a comeback in the digital age as people crave a personal touch. By Angel Yu

Life after the Mirror Concert

By Yika Ng Passionate dancer David Wong* earns a living by performing in concerts and holding dancing and...

Greenhand Protestors: Chinese Students Stood Out amid Fear

Chinese students took to streets holding blank sheets of paper to voice out anger against "Zero-Covid".

Traumatised Mirror Fans

Months after the concert incident, Mirror fans are still experiencing mental hardships.

Shenzhen: Student Hotspot for Cheap Thrills

Students in Hong Kong spend money in Shenzhen for cheaper prices and more diverse.

ChatGPT Cannot Fight Court Cases

Law students have been using ChatGPT to help with their studies but the tool has its limitations. By Lilac...

What to Buy in Hong Kong?

Tourists do not find old fashioned Hong Kong souvenirs in Temple Street appealing. By Alexia Leung

The Truth. Far away, nearby.

The Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum and the Oka Masaharu Memorial Nagasaki Peace Museum, which are just a five-minute walk away from each other, tell different stories of Japan during World War II. By Lorraine Chiang

Farewell Furry Friends

Hong Kong pet owners hold tailor-made funeral service for their beloved pets. By Whitney Kwok