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Watch This | CUSEF President: HK's 'super-connector' role goes beyond trade and capital, with 'people-to-people ties' key China-United States Exchange Foundation President James Chau said Hong Kong should leverage the advantages of "one country, two systems" to strengthen its role as a "super-connector" in a multipolar world, with people-to-people ties serving as a key foundation for meaningful connections. He also welcomed Hong Kong's first five-year plan, saying a clear development strategy would help the city navigate new global challenges and enter its "next era".

Hong Kong

2026.10.06 20:09

Watch This | CUSEF President: HK's 'super-connector' role goes beyond trade and capital, with 'people-to-people ties' key

Watch This | CUSEF President: HK's 'super-connector' role goes beyond trade and capital, with 'people-to-people ties' key

Global Lens | No BNO, no degree, no savings: 22-year-old sets sights on UK or Australia; returnees warn overseas life isn't a utopia A 22-year-old man from Hong Kong, who left school after Form Five and works in the catering industry, recently triggered intense online debate by saying he plans to move to the UK or Australia despite having no BNO status, limited education, no savings, and little family support.

Global Lens

2026.10.06 16:50

Global Lens | No BNO, no degree, no savings: 22-year-old sets sights on UK or Australia; returnees warn overseas life isn't a utopia

Global Lens | No BNO, no degree, no savings: 22-year-old sets sights on UK or Australia; returnees warn overseas life isn't a utopia

Deepline | Service upgrades and diverse entertainment make 'hospitality capital' golden brand shine brighter The seven-day National Day Golden Week is drawing to a close. In the first five days, Hong Kong received nearly 1.266 million visitor arrivals, of which about 1.127 million were mainland visitors. This is set to exceed the Immigration Department's estimate of about 1.29 million mainland visitors for the entire Golden Week, and is expected to bring about HK$1 billion in direct consumption benefits.

Deepline

2026.10.06 17:09

Connecting Dots | Durian or smelly armpit? Pick your poison on public transport We all use public transport, and we've all seen things we wish we could unsee. So we hit the streets to ask: what's the funniest or craziest thing you've ever experienced? One person remembered a wild night on an Athens bus at 2 am. Another recalled friends doing pull-ups on the MTR.

Connecting Dots

2026.10.06 16:00

Connecting Dots | Durian or smelly armpit? Pick your poison on public transport

Connecting Dots | Durian or smelly armpit? Pick your poison on public transport

100 Ways To Live · Silver Friends | Redefining her golden years: 86-year-old grandma masters art of coffee Deep in the vibrant, bustling alleyways of Qingdao's Shinan historic district, a cozy little coffee shop offers a quiet sanctuary for the soul. 86-years-old Zhao Qiying is the shop's unique keeper and one of the city's most inspiring "silver-haired icons." Grinding beans, tamping coffee grounds, and extracting espresso, this octogenarian is redefining her twilight years through pure passion.

100 Ways To Live

2026.10.06 17:10

100 Ways To Live · Silver Friends | Redefining her golden years: 86-year-old grandma masters art of coffee

100 Ways To Live · Silver Friends | Redefining her golden years: 86-year-old grandma masters art of coffee

CityU survey: HK consumer home-buying confidence index at 77.7, up 2.6% quarter-on-quarter

CityU survey: HK consumer home-buying confidence index at 77.7, up 2.6% quarter-on-quarter

CityU survey: HK consumer home-buying confidence index at 77.7, up 2.6% quarter-on-quarter The results of the consumer confidence index for the mainland, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao for the third quarter of 2026 were released on Oct. 8. The survey shows that Hong Kong's overall consumer confidence index stood at 83.1 in the third quarter, down 2.2% quarter-on-quarter. Compared with the second quarter, Hong Kong consumers' confidence in stock investment, daily consumption, employment and economic development all declined, while confidence in the price situation and home purchasing rose quarter-on-quarter.

Hong Kong

2026.10.08 12:15

US Media: US military ordered to prepare for strikes on Iran again

US Media: US military ordered to prepare for strikes on Iran again

US Media: US military ordered to prepare for strikes on Iran again According to the US outlet Axios, citing several US officials, the US Department of Defense had just days earlier instructed US Central Command to complete relevant preparations in response to a possible resumption of a large-scale military campaign against Iran. The directive did not specify any target dates, and US President Donald Trump has not yet made a final decision.

World

2026.10.08 11:05

Poll finds 64% support for Budapest hosting 2036 Olympics

Poll finds 64% support for Budapest hosting 2036 Olympics

Poll finds 64% support for Budapest hosting 2036 Olympics Nearly two-thirds of Hungarians support a potential Budapest bid to host the 2036 Olympic and Paralympic Games, according to a survey by Hungarian pollster Median.

World

2026.10.08 10:30

Hong Kong Tennis Open adds Paolini, Cirstea and Sakkari to star-studded 2026 field

Hong Kong Tennis Open adds Paolini, Cirstea and Sakkari to star-studded 2026 field

Hong Kong Tennis Open adds Paolini, Cirstea and Sakkari to star-studded 2026 field The Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open (PHKTO) 2026 has added three more major names to its star-studded field, with Jasmine Paolini, Sorana Cirstea and Maria Sakkari confirmed to compete at the WTA 250 tournament. The event will be held at the Victoria Park Centre Courts from Oct. 31 to Nov. 8, with a total prize purse of more than US$280,000.

Hong Kong

2026.10.08 09:16

HK Wine & Dine Festival to return Oct. 29 with 340+ stalls across Central waterfront

HK Wine & Dine Festival to return Oct. 29 with 340+ stalls across Central waterfront

HK Wine & Dine Festival to return Oct. 29 with 340+ stalls across Central waterfront The Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival will take place from Oct. 29 to Nov. 1 at the Central Harbourfront Event Space and Tamar Park, featuring more than 340 stalls from around 30 countries and regions. The four-day event is expected to attract 168,000 visits, with Australia, Canada and South Korea making their debut and new professional guided tours and wine-tasting experiences introduced for the first time.

Lifestyle

2026.10.07 20:20

Watch This | HK has 'best chance in many decades' to lead in life and health tech, build 'new hybrid Silicon Valley': Experts

Watch This | HK has 'best chance in many decades' to lead in life and health tech, build 'new hybrid Silicon Valley': Experts

Watch This | HK has 'best chance in many decades' to lead in life and health tech, build 'new hybrid Silicon Valley': Experts Hong Kong has "the best chance in many decades" to move towards an innovation-driven economy and strengthen its position in life and health technology, HKUST medical dean Professor Li King-chuen said. He also outlined four key steps for innovation: Ideation, Investment, Implementation and Impact. Professor Lok Yuk-lam, Founding President of the HK Bio-Med Innotech Association, said the Northern Metropolis could help build a new health-tech ecosystem by attracting major enterprises and supporting the growth of smaller companies.

Hong Kong

2026.10.07 19:11

A Thousand Hamlets | The ghost of patriarchy and the imprisoned soul: Zhou Puyuan and Zhou Fanyi in Thunderstorm

A Thousand Hamlets | The ghost of patriarchy and the imprisoned soul: Zhou Puyuan and Zhou Fanyi in Thunderstorm

A Thousand Hamlets | The ghost of patriarchy and the imprisoned soul: Zhou Puyuan and Zhou Fanyi in Thunderstorm Cao Yu's Thunderstorm is a tragedy of a bourgeois family with a strong feudal colour in modern China. It is also a reflection on the status of Chinese women under the May Fourth wave. This essay focuses on two central figures: Zhou Puyuan, the male authority who dominates the family, and Zhou Fanyi, the upper-class woman imprisoned within it. Together they reveal how spiritual oppression operates across class and gender in the feudal-bourgeois household.

A Thousand Hamlets

2026.10.07 18:00

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