When The Boat People Came To Hong Kong | Sixth Tone

In the late 1970s, hundreds of thousands of refugees fled to Hong Kong by boat from war-torn Southeast Asia. A new book explores what happened next.

Helping the Help | China Daily

While Hong Kong’s artistically inclined foreign domestic helpers enjoy the backing of NGOs, local consulates, employers and peers, there’s always room for more support.

Virtual Tripping | Maize

Altered states through psychedelics could be the tool humanity needs to prepare for a virtual reality future.

The Best Beaches in China | Lonely Planet

Today, China’s seaside stretches draw a mix of sun-seeking families, curious travelers and young couples. Ready to explore? Here are some of the best beaches in China to kick back on.

11 Wellness-Oriented Self-Care Sanctuaries in Asia to Nourish the Soul | MICHELIN Guide

These 11 locales in Asia that not only encapsulate the essence of holistic self-care, but also serve as gateways to some of the world's most revered well-being traditions.

The World's Most Dramatic Sea Pools | CNN Style

Found on coastlines around the world, man-made “sea pools” are designed to offer swimmers a safe haven from the dangers of rough waters and unpredictable currents.

Amid Growing Climate Threat, Vietnam’s Architects Turn to Tradition | CNN

With over 2,000 miles of coastline and low‑lying river deltas, Vietnam is consistently ranked among the world’s most climate‑vulnerable nations.

Sentinels of the City | China Daily

What makes a smart police dog? I visited the Hong Kong Police Dog Unit Headquarters in Sha Ling to bring our readers an exclusive behind-the-scenes story.

Scrap Value | China Daily

Slowly but surely, recycling food scraps is catching on in Hong Kong.

Kowloon Creative Guide | Lonely Planet

Kowloon, the peninsula jutting north of Victoria Harbour, is Hong Kong Island’s grittier sibling. Once defined by the jumbled vertical chaos of the Kowloon Walled City and the low-flying challenges of Kai Tak Airport, it is now an artistic crucible where street-level history meets experimental energy.

The Forgotten History Of Hong Kong’s Tigers | Sixth Tone

It has been several decades since a tiger was last spotted in Hong Kong. But big cats were far more common in the city — and for far longer — than most realize, a new book claims

Hope on the Menu | China Daily

As Hong Kong becomes a more inclusive society, an increasing number of restaurants are training and employing differently abled people

10 Uniquely Designed Hotels in Hong Kong & Macau | MICHELIN Guide

From a Star Ferry-themed boutique to hotels that teleport you to Paris and London, here are 10 of the coolest design hotels in Hong Kong and Macau.

Meet the Typical Hong Kong Millennial | Business Insider

Hong Kong's millennials differ from their elders by being more vocal, expressive, and confident in both personality and work.

8 Hotels in Hong Kong & Macau with Sustainable Initiatives | MICHELIN Guide

As travellers increasingly focus on their carbon footprint, hotels in Hong Kong and Macau are stepping up their game with a range of eco-forward initiatives

Nostalgic Trips | Cathay Magazine

Sometimes moving forward means looking back. Here’s how you too can ride on the retro travel trend.

FilMart Seminar Tackles AI and Its Impact on Copyright Law and Intellectual Property: ‘It Will Influence Our Whole Industry’ | Variety

Investments in artificial intelligence generative content (AIGC) remain a top priority for some companies in China, despite ongoing concerns regarding copyright and intellectual property rights

The World Of Nancy Kwan | China Daily

Hong Kong-born Nancy Kwan was catapulted into the international spotlight as the eponymous lead in the movie classic The World of Suzie Wong. Sixty-one years on, Kwan remains just as charming and active, writing and producing films.

The Pawfect Partnership | China Daily

While the use of guide dogs hasn't caught on in Hong Kong just yet, efforts are on to make more of these furry navigators available to those who need them.

Getting Around in China | Lonely Planet

Since China is a largely cashless society, most transactions require digital payment apps like WeChat Pay or Alipay, which are essential for everything from metro fares to street food. To ensure a seamless journey, we’ve put together this comprehensive guide on how to get around China.

Taking the Q | China Daily

When Alfonso Wong — the creator of Old Master Q — died, it was left to his son Joseph to carry on the legacy.

Many-Splendored Yarns Of East Asia | China Daily

Accessible online and in person, Spinning East Asia Series II: A Net (Dis)entangled, is an immersive show, exploring complex social and cultural relationships through contemporary art from the region.

Chinese Micro-Dramas Surge as Creatives Refine Genre and Companies Lure Name Talent | Variety

Chinese creatives are refining a new trend in entertainment: the super-short streaming series

Best & Worst Things About Hong Kong | Business Insider

I live in Hong Kong — one of the world's most expensive cities. It's renowned for world-class dining, shopping, and nightlife, but it does have some drawbacks.

Sign of the Times | China Daily

Only around 150 neon signs still adorn Hong Kong’s cityscapes, down from 120,000 a decade ago, according to unofficial estimates.