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Tourism sector says golden week sees notably more visitors: Catering industry expects turnover to exceed HK$3 bn Today (Oct. 1) marks the first day of the National Day Golden Week, with a large number of tourists travelling to Hong Kong. Timothy Chui, Executive Director of the Hong Kong Tourism Promotion Association, said on a radio programme that since the Mid-Autumn Festival (Sep. 25), many mainland visitors have been arriving in Hong Kong gradually.
Hong Kong
2026.10.01 17:11
John Lee posts for National Day: HK will achieve a bright future if everyone works together Today marks the 77th National Day of the People's Republic of China. The HKSAR Government held flag-raising ceremonies and a National Day reception this morning at Tamar Golden Bauhinia Square and the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Hong Kong
2026.10.01 17:04
(Photos) National Day holiday | Crowds swarm Tsim Sha Tsui, long queues form outside Harbour City luxury shops Today (Oct. 1) marks the first day of the National Day holiday, drawing a large number of tourists to Hong Kong. Around 2 p.m. today, DotDotNews reporters observed in Tsim Sha Tsui that major shopping malls, including Harbour City, as well as surrounding streets, were crowded with visitors, with long queues forming outside luxury shops.
Hong Kong
2026.10.01 16:31
OMG | Happy National Day! Wishing China peace, prosperity, and a bright future.
OMG
2026.10.01 14:15
Deepline | Two German writers retrace the Long March by bicycle The hall of the Chinese Cultural Center in Berlin was filled with anticipation. Many local residents arrived early to hear German writers Volker Haering and Christian Y. Schmidt share the story of their bicycle journey retracing the route of the Long March (1934-1936), a military maneuver by the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army that later became a defining chapter in modern Chinese history.
Deepline
2026.10.01 12:00
Behind the Scenes | Sing, principessa! Sleepless Moon merges Cantonese opera and Puccini The original East-meets-West opera Sleepless Moon will make its world premiere at the East Kowloon Cultural Centre Theatre from October 1 to 4, 2026. Marking a global first, the production places the classic Cantonese opera The Flower Princess in direct dialogue with Giacomo Puccini's famed masterpiece Turandot. The ground-breaking work seamlessly fuses the vocal power and orchestral majesty of Western opera with the refined movements, distinctive vocal styles, and rich heritage of traditional Cantonese opera.
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2026.10.01 11:00
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Opinion | Remaking the UK—Is broken Britain fixable? Any Burnham wants to radically redo Britain. But he faces the long shadows of the twin curses of Thatcherism and Brexit.
Philip Yeung
2026.09.30 19:15
Opinion | Is there really a 'new era' of relations between the US and China It is quite striking that Fox News, of all outlets, has described the recent summit between the leaders of China and the United States through the lens of Donald Trump looking "to usher in a new era with China."
Tom Fowdy
2026.09.30 13:12
Opinion | Churchill was corrupt—and they locked up the man who proved it David Irving used to be a best-selling author. For years, his books on the Second World War sold in serious numbers. Readers bought them because he did the work. Then he wrote about Hitler in a way that did not match the approved story. The tone changed overnight. The same people who had praised his earlier work suddenly decided he was finished. That is the West's idea of freedom of speech. You can sell books on the war for decades, but the moment your work on Hitler and the Holocaust steps outside the official line they lock the door. So much for the self-proclaimed land of liberty.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.09.30 09:25
Opinion | The deeper meaning of President Xi's visit to Washington To Western journalists, President Xi's return visit to America appears heavy on symbolism and light on substance. But that's not how I read it. International relations sometimes work in creative ways, and evolve organically on friendly overtures.
Philip Yeung
2026.09.29 11:20
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Deepline | National Day: Events, fashion, education, and hospitality are powering HK's future Hong Kong has been brimming with festive joy. Amid the global wave of technology, its international competitiveness has achieved remarkable success, climbing to 2nd globally in the World Competitiveness Yearbook 2026, while its position in the latest Global Innovation Index rose to 14th. These impressive rankings resonate with HK's charm as a "city of hospitality, fashion, education, and events," reflecting the international metropolis's profound heritage and vibrant dynamism.
Deepline
2026.10.01 15:22
Deepline | Two German writers retrace the Long March by bicycle The hall of the Chinese Cultural Center in Berlin was filled with anticipation. Many local residents arrived early to hear German writers Volker Haering and Christian Y. Schmidt share the story of their bicycle journey retracing the route of the Long March (1934-1936), a military maneuver by the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army that later became a defining chapter in modern Chinese history.
Deepline
2026.10.01 12:00
Deepline | 100 port explorers learn about 'three gates' on site in new Huanggang Port, praise co-location arrangement convenience The reconstruction of the Huanggang Port joint inspection building has been completed, and it was opened to the public for visits and experiences for the first time. On Sep. 19, the Shenzhen Port Office organised a 100-person exploration event, with 100 "port explorers" entering the Shenzhen side of Huanggang Port to inspect the new hardware facilities and clearance layout on site, and to experience the upgraded port in advance.
Deepline
2026.09.20 13:30
Deepline | Nagoya Asian Games hit by 'worst-ever' accommodation complaints, anthem blunder and mounting chaos The 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games have faced a series of problems even before the opening ceremony, with delegations raising complaints over cramped and leaking container accommodation, chaotic cruise-ship room assignments, registration system failures, and an anthem mix-up involving South Korea. Rising costs, weak ticket sales and the threat of Typhoon Dujuan have added further challenges to the Games' preparations.
Deepline
2026.09.19 12:29
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Asian Games | HK sailors secure silver and bronze in double podium triumph The Hong Kong sailing team enjoyed a double success at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games today (Oct. 1), adding one silver and one bronze medal to the city's tally in the women's 49er FX and men's 49er classes.
Hong Kong
2026.10.01 20:00
Po Pin Chau reservation system keeps visitor flow orderly during National Day: Tourists bring own trash bags The East Dam and Po Pin Chau area drew many visitors on Oct 1, the first day of the National Day Golden Week. The AFCD has piloted a real-name reservation system for the Po Pin Chau section since Sept 5. A reporter found crowd control effective and order good.
Hong Kong
2026.10.01 18:00
Tourism sector says golden week sees notably more visitors: Catering industry expects turnover to exceed HK$3 bn Today (Oct. 1) marks the first day of the National Day Golden Week, with a large number of tourists travelling to Hong Kong. Timothy Chui, Executive Director of the Hong Kong Tourism Promotion Association, said on a radio programme that since the Mid-Autumn Festival (Sep. 25), many mainland visitors have been arriving in Hong Kong gradually.
Hong Kong
2026.10.01 17:11
John Lee posts for National Day: HK will achieve a bright future if everyone works together Today marks the 77th National Day of the People's Republic of China. The HKSAR Government held flag-raising ceremonies and a National Day reception this morning at Tamar Golden Bauhinia Square and the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Hong Kong
2026.10.01 17:04
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John Lee posts for National Day: HK will achieve a bright future if everyone works together Today marks the 77th National Day of the People's Republic of China. The HKSAR Government held flag-raising ceremonies and a National Day reception this morning at Tamar Golden Bauhinia Square and the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Hong Kong
2026.10.01 17:04
Global Lens | Nagoya Asian Games: A roundup of strangest moments and missteps The Nagoya Asian Games have been mired in chaos. A day before the opening ceremony, a former world champion competing for Macao, China, posted online that after 17 hours she finally managed to check in, only to find the floor slanted. Since when did the Asian Games become a test of survival?
Global Lens
2026.10.01 17:02
Connecting Dots | National Day: Staying to enjoy city, travelling to recharge, and wishes from locals and visitors Today, October 1, marks the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Red flags and anniversary signs filled Hong Kong's streets, bringing a festive atmosphere to the city.
Connecting Dots
2026.10.01 13:05
Deepline | Two German writers retrace the Long March by bicycle The hall of the Chinese Cultural Center in Berlin was filled with anticipation. Many local residents arrived early to hear German writers Volker Haering and Christian Y. Schmidt share the story of their bicycle journey retracing the route of the Long March (1934-1936), a military maneuver by the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army that later became a defining chapter in modern Chinese history.
Deepline
2026.10.01 12:00
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OMG | Arms wide, rival on his knees: Chen Yuanjiang wins 110m hurdles in 13.15 A single photograph can sometimes capture the entire logic of elite sport: confidence, fatigue, and a result that answers everything. That was the case at the Nagoya Asian Games men's 110m hurdles final, contested in the rain, where 20-year-old Chinese hurdler Chen Yuanjiang claimed gold in 13.15 seconds.
OMG
2026.10.01 19:16
Global Lens | Nagoya Asian Games: A roundup of strangest moments and missteps The Nagoya Asian Games have been mired in chaos. A day before the opening ceremony, a former world champion competing for Macao, China, posted online that after 17 hours she finally managed to check in, only to find the floor slanted. Since when did the Asian Games become a test of survival?
Global Lens
2026.10.01 17:02
Hinting at return to EU? UK PM says Brexit has caused more harm than good On Sep. 30 local time, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said the UK should carry out a long-term review of its future relationship with the European Union, with options including rejoining the bloc. He said plainly that "Brexit's disadvantages outweigh its advantages," and plans to lay out all the options to the nation at the next UK-EU relationship "reset" summit in a bid to seek cross-party consensus.
World
2026.09.30 20:07
Opinion | Remaking the UK—Is broken Britain fixable? Any Burnham wants to radically redo Britain. But he faces the long shadows of the twin curses of Thatcherism and Brexit.
Philip Yeung
2026.09.30 19:15
Business
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Opinion | The deeper meaning of President Xi's visit to Washington To Western journalists, President Xi's return visit to America appears heavy on symbolism and light on substance. But that's not how I read it. International relations sometimes work in creative ways, and evolve organically on friendly overtures.
Philip Yeung
2026.09.29 11:20
Eighth round of China-US economic and trade consultations yields positive consensus: Commerce Ministry China and the United States held the eighth round of their economic and trade consultations in New York and Washington, D.C., the United States, from Sept. 20 to 23, reaching positive consensus that contributes to the economic and trade outcomes of the meeting of the two heads of state, China's Ministry of Commerce said on Monday.
World
2026.09.28 17:03
Opinion | Investor knowledge: A strategic asset for Hong Kong Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan for 2026–2030 and the Chief Executive's 2026 Policy Address set out an ambitious programme for financial development. As the city expands its markets and strengthens its connections with Mainland Chinese and international capital, investors will encounter unfamiliar products and disclosures. Equipping them to understand these opportunities should become part of the development strategy. Investor knowledge can help financial innovation translate into better-functioning markets.
Opinion
2026.09.24 14:30
Policy Address plans to expand RMB application scenarios: Michael Wong says HKD free convertibility status unaffected The new Policy Address proposes expanding the use of renminbi in payments, including a study on paying government expenses in RMB. Deputy Financial Secretary Michael Wong said on a radio programme today (Sep. 23) that Hong Kong has the world's largest offshore RMB liquidity pool. As offshore RMB business develops, finding more application scenarios is an inevitable process. If a service or product is itself priced in RMB, paying directly in RMB can save exchange costs and procedures.
Hong Kong
2026.09.23 20:20
Lifestyle
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Po Pin Chau reservation system keeps visitor flow orderly during National Day: Tourists bring own trash bags The East Dam and Po Pin Chau area drew many visitors on Oct 1, the first day of the National Day Golden Week. The AFCD has piloted a real-name reservation system for the Po Pin Chau section since Sept 5. A reporter found crowd control effective and order good.
Hong Kong
2026.10.01 18:00
Tourism sector says golden week sees notably more visitors: Catering industry expects turnover to exceed HK$3 bn Today (Oct. 1) marks the first day of the National Day Golden Week, with a large number of tourists travelling to Hong Kong. Timothy Chui, Executive Director of the Hong Kong Tourism Promotion Association, said on a radio programme that since the Mid-Autumn Festival (Sep. 25), many mainland visitors have been arriving in Hong Kong gradually.
Hong Kong
2026.10.01 17:11
Connecting Dots | National Day: Staying to enjoy city, travelling to recharge, and wishes from locals and visitors Today, October 1, marks the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Red flags and anniversary signs filled Hong Kong's streets, bringing a festive atmosphere to the city.
Connecting Dots
2026.10.01 13:05
Behind the Scenes | Sing, principessa! Sleepless Moon merges Cantonese opera and Puccini The original East-meets-West opera Sleepless Moon will make its world premiere at the East Kowloon Cultural Centre Theatre from October 1 to 4, 2026. Marking a global first, the production places the classic Cantonese opera The Flower Princess in direct dialogue with Giacomo Puccini's famed masterpiece Turandot. The ground-breaking work seamlessly fuses the vocal power and orchestral majesty of Western opera with the refined movements, distinctive vocal styles, and rich heritage of traditional Cantonese opera.
Video
2026.10.01 11:00
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Caricature: Allied trade tensions grow as EU weighs risks of becoming Washington's next target The United States has escalated a tariff dispute with Canada, triggering fresh concerns over trade tensions among close Western allies and adding pressure on partners that could be caught in the crossfire.
Dot Dot Pic
2026.09.27 18:10
Journalist's View | He gives a thumbs-up 'you are in great spirits': Truly understand what it means to stand with HK I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve met the Chief Executive, John Lee.
Editors' Pick
2026.09.18 15:55
Journalist's Hands-on Experience | On the road to Xizang's disaster zone A reporter travels from Dingri County to the front line of the landslide-hit Gyirong Port in Xizang, witnessing rescue vehicles rushing through rain and fog after National Highway 216 was largely reopened. Along the 260-kilometer journey, the reporter speaks with local residents and rescue workers about worsening weather, helicopter operations and ongoing search-and-rescue efforts, before reaching the junction of National Highway 216, where access remains restricted to rescue vehicles.
Editors' Pick
2026.09.03 12:13
Journalist's View | There's no such thing as a 'Caotai Team' — It's just another way to encourage innovation On May 25, Chinese novelist Yu Hua posted a short video on social media titled "What Is a Caotai Team?" In the clip, Yu and three very different people shared their stories: a 16-year-old middle school student who taught himself documentary filmmaking; a food delivery rider who has been delivering for eight years while writing for 38 years and is now known as a "delivery poet"; and a young man from a small town who builds model airplanes by hand.
Editors' Pick
2026.05.29 19:06
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