Apple Daily Spirit Lives on
Former Apple Daily journalists remain in their profession, despite declining press freedom.
By Gloria Chan Yi-lam
Crackdown on Private Tutoring
The Chinese government has introduced new regulations to cut down tutoring hours, leading to unemployment and forcing companies to restructure their business models.
Heritage Conservation? or Conversion?
Amid rising attention to Hong Kong cultural heritage by the young generation, the Central Market is newly opened to the public.
What Else is in a Blind Box? “Love”
Young people in China have come up with a way of exchanging contacts through blind boxes to meet new friends.
Less Tutoring, More Anxiety
Despite effort to ease pressure on school pupils and parents, the Chinese education system remains competitive.
Millennials Return to Nature
More young people in South Korea develop a career in farming recently.
By Chaelim Kim
A Cantonese Fan from London
Polyglot Grace Njoku learns Cantonese by herself and shares her learning experience on YouTube.
2021 Election Committee Subsector Ordinary Elections
The 2021 Election Committee Subsector Ordinary Elections
A Neighbourhood Complying with the Trend of Times
Tangled up in redevelopment and a railway launch, To Kwa Wan residents find ways to cope with the changes in the old neighbourhood.
My Wife is Having an Affair with Mirror
Local pop boy band Mirror has stolen married women’s hearts and “ruined” thousands of marriages.
