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Watch This | Pop art icon Ron English reimagines Nissin Boy, calls HK Asia's pop art spearhead The 27th Ani-Com & Games Hong Kong (ACGHK) opened on Friday (July 24) at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Among the highlights at this year's event is the first-ever collaboration between Demae Iccho, one of HK's most recognisable instant noodle brands, and internationally renowned American pop artist Ron English. The collaboration sees English reinterpret the brand's iconic mascot Nissin Boy, a character that has accompanied generations of HK consumers, through his signature "Grin" aesthetic.

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2026.07.24 16:26

Watch This | Pop art icon Ron English reimagines Nissin Boy, calls HK Asia's pop art spearhead

Watch This | Pop art icon Ron English reimagines Nissin Boy, calls HK Asia's pop art spearhead

Watch This | Beyond World Cup: How Yiwu became world's 'hidden champion' As the 2026 FIFA World Cup captures the world's attention, China's Yiwu International Trade Market is experiencing a boom in global demand. From World Cup merchandise to innovative consumer products, manufacturers in the "world's supermarket" are transforming market trends into business opportunities. This story explores how Yiwu's speed, creativity and vast supply chain continue to attract buyers from more than 230 countries and regions.

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2026.07.14 13:45

Watch This | Beyond World Cup: How Yiwu became world's 'hidden champion'

Watch This | Beyond World Cup: How Yiwu became world's 'hidden champion'

I Live in HK EP12 | How one Dutch photographer preserved fading neighborhoods, one cat at a time Dutch photographer Marcel Heijnen has frozen the vibrant lives of these "shop cats" in his lens, sketching a warm and intimate portrait of Hong Kong's urban landscape.

I Live in HK

2026.07.14 09:48

I Live in HK EP12 | How one Dutch photographer preserved fading neighborhoods, one cat at a time

I Live in HK EP12 | How one Dutch photographer preserved fading neighborhoods, one cat at a time

Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential "Sportainment" does not mean turning sport into a stage show, nor does it mean replacing athletes with celebrities. Rather, it harnesses the storytelling power of the entertainment industry to amplify athletes' professionalizm, perseverance and personal appeal.

Opinion

2026.07.28 20:20

Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential

Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential

Exclusive | French sci-fi master Bernard Werber: Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea French science fiction maestro Bernard Werber revealed in an exclusive interview with our newspaper that he is interested in creating a science fiction work set in Hong Kong. "Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea," said the author. A writer who was already discussing the artificial intelligence revolution as early as 1994, he remains optimistic about the future of sci-fi writing in the age of AI – he does not believe that AI is the end of science fiction.

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2026.07.28 19:50

Exclusive | French sci-fi master Bernard Werber: Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea

Exclusive | French sci-fi master Bernard Werber: Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea

Chiikawa x Star Ferry launches today: Pose with cutie as sailing through Victoria Harbour

Chiikawa x Star Ferry launches today: Pose with cutie as sailing through Victoria Harbour

Chiikawa x Star Ferry launches today: Pose with cutie as sailing through Victoria Harbour The CHIIKAWA craze is sweeping Hong Kong, and the Star Ferry has also been given a makeover! The CHIIKAWA-themed Star Ferry will be operating between Victoria Harbour from today (July 28). On the themed ferry, you can find characters from the movie Chiikawa The Movie: The Secret of The Mermaid Island dressed as CHIIKAWA, HACHIWARE, or USAGI in various locations.

Hong Kong

2026.07.28 18:05

Watch This | Moment of quake in Japan: Kumamoto Castle's walls collapse in instant, shops left in chaos

Watch This | Moment of quake in Japan: Kumamoto Castle's walls collapse in instant, shops left in chaos

Watch This | Moment of quake in Japan: Kumamoto Castle's walls collapse in instant, shops left in chaos The Japan Meteorological Agency reported that a strong 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck Kumamoto Prefecture today (August 28), with a focal depth of 10 kilometers. Classified as a shallow earthquake, a tsunami warning has been issued.

World

2026.07.28 17:00

Free Star Ferry rides on Friday: Tsim Sha Tsui–Central route to be free on July 31

Free Star Ferry rides on Friday: Tsim Sha Tsui–Central route to be free on July 31

Free Star Ferry rides on Friday: Tsim Sha Tsui–Central route to be free on July 31 To celebrate its upcoming 135th anniversary in Hong Kong, financial advisory company Sun Life has announced the Star Ferry free ride day, offering free rides on the iconic Star Ferry to both residents and visitors this Friday (July 31).

Lifestyle

2026.07.28 16:20

Deepline | Excavation of 'ghost‑worshipping pagoda' unearths military swords and stone tablets: Concrete evidence of Japanese invasion

Deepline | Excavation of 'ghost‑worshipping pagoda' unearths military swords and stone tablets: Concrete evidence of Japanese invasion

Deepline | Excavation of 'ghost‑worshipping pagoda' unearths military swords and stone tablets: Concrete evidence of Japanese invasion In July 2026, workers carrying out foundation demolition at a construction site on Magazine Gap Road, Bowen Hill, on Hong Kong Island, made a startling discovery. This land was once the site of the "Chureito" (Loyal Spirit Pagoda) – a symbol of Japanese militarism built during the Second World War with funds extorted from the local population, and derided by Hong Kong citizens at the time as a "ghost‑worshipping pagoda."

Deepline

2026.07.28 15:20

Deepline | HK exports post fastest growth in 42 years, US-bound shipments surge record 114.3%

Deepline | HK exports post fastest growth in 42 years, US-bound shipments surge record 114.3%

Deepline | HK exports post fastest growth in 42 years, US-bound shipments surge record 114.3% Hong Kong's external trade posted its strongest performance in decades in June, driven by robust global demand for AI-related electronic products and a rush in exports ahead of the expiry of the US temporary 10% universal tariff on July 24. Exports jumped 53.4% year on year—the fastest growth since 1984—while imports rose 45.4%, marking the strongest increase since 1992. Exports to the US surged a record 114.3%, the highest since records began in 1973. Market participants expect Hong Kong's exports to grow by more than 20% for the full year, supported by the ongoing AI cycle.

Deepline

2026.07.28 14:12

Connecting Dots | ACGHK 2026: Fans share favourite anime, games, and must-play classics

Connecting Dots | ACGHK 2026: Fans share favourite anime, games, and must-play classics

Connecting Dots | ACGHK 2026: Fans share favourite anime, games, and must-play classics The 2026 Hong Kong Animation-Comic-Game Convention (ACGHK) is underway at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from July 24 to 28, drawing dense crowds and a festival-like buzz to one of the city’s biggest pop-culture fixtures of the year.

Connecting Dots

2026.07.28 13:05

Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential

Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential

Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential "Sportainment" does not mean turning sport into a stage show, nor does it mean replacing athletes with celebrities. Rather, it harnesses the storytelling power of the entertainment industry to amplify athletes' professionalizm, perseverance and personal appeal.

Opinion

2026.07.28 20:20

Exclusive | French sci-fi master Bernard Werber: Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea

Exclusive | French sci-fi master Bernard Werber: Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea

Exclusive | French sci-fi master Bernard Werber: Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea French science fiction maestro Bernard Werber revealed in an exclusive interview with our newspaper that he is interested in creating a science fiction work set in Hong Kong. "Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea," said the author. A writer who was already discussing the artificial intelligence revolution as early as 1994, he remains optimistic about the future of sci-fi writing in the age of AI – he does not believe that AI is the end of science fiction.

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2026.07.28 19:50

China's NEVs deliver global gains through 'full-chain' expansion

China's NEVs deliver global gains through 'full-chain' expansion

China's NEVs deliver global gains through 'full-chain' expansion In major ports along China's southeast coast, Chinese-made electric vehicles roll nonstop onto car-carrier ships bound for every corner of the globe. But for China's new energy vehicle (NEV) industry, loading containers is no longer the endgame -- it is merely the first step.

China

2026.07.28 19:30

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Exclusive | French sci-fi master Bernard Werber: Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea

Exclusive | French sci-fi master Bernard Werber: Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea

Exclusive | French sci-fi master Bernard Werber: Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea French science fiction maestro Bernard Werber revealed in an exclusive interview with our newspaper that he is interested in creating a science fiction work set in Hong Kong. "Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea," said the author. A writer who was already discussing the artificial intelligence revolution as early as 1994, he remains optimistic about the future of sci-fi writing in the age of AI – he does not believe that AI is the end of science fiction.

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2026.07.28 19:50

Connecting Dots | ACGHK 2026: Fans share favourite anime, games, and must-play classics

Connecting Dots | ACGHK 2026: Fans share favourite anime, games, and must-play classics

Connecting Dots | ACGHK 2026: Fans share favourite anime, games, and must-play classics The 2026 Hong Kong Animation-Comic-Game Convention (ACGHK) is underway at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from July 24 to 28, drawing dense crowds and a festival-like buzz to one of the city’s biggest pop-culture fixtures of the year.

Connecting Dots

2026.07.28 13:05

Behind the Scene | God or mortal? Jesus Christ Superstar flips the script on Judas

Behind the Scene | God or mortal? Jesus Christ Superstar flips the script on Judas

Behind the Scene | God or mortal? Jesus Christ Superstar flips the script on Judas The world-renowned rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar has officially landed at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Grand Theatre for a limited run from July 8 to August 1

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2026.07.28 10:00

Connecting Dots | ACGHK2026 fever continues with non-stop shopping

Connecting Dots | ACGHK2026 fever continues with non-stop shopping

Connecting Dots | ACGHK2026 fever continues with non-stop shopping The 2026 Hong Kong ACG (Anime-Comic-Game) Expo is officially underway at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. This year's event brings together hundreds of exhibitors from all around the world, making it one of Asia's largest pop culture gatherings.

Connecting Dots

2026.07.27 19:30

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Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential

Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential

Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential "Sportainment" does not mean turning sport into a stage show, nor does it mean replacing athletes with celebrities. Rather, it harnesses the storytelling power of the entertainment industry to amplify athletes' professionalizm, perseverance and personal appeal.

Opinion

2026.07.28 20:20

Opinion | A troubled ledger and blurred mandate: On the 'triple quandary' of US military action in Iran

Opinion | A troubled ledger and blurred mandate: On the 'triple quandary' of US military action in Iran

Opinion | A troubled ledger and blurred mandate: On the 'triple quandary' of US military action in Iran Across Washington's political spectrum, it is rare for the left and right to agree on much. But dissatisfaction with the Pentagon's latest casualty figures appears to be emerging as a rare bipartisan consensus on Capitol Hill. As of July 26, total U.S. military casualties in the Iran operation, code‑named "Operation Epic Fury," had reached 642, including 18 killed in action.

Opinion

2026.07.27 18:00

Opinion | Double Standards: Whose 'Rules‑Based Order'?

Opinion | Double Standards: Whose 'Rules‑Based Order'?

Opinion | Double Standards: Whose 'Rules‑Based Order'? On July 12, 2026, the US, the Philippines, Japan, and some other countries issued a so‑called joint statement to "commemorate" the tenth anniversary of the South China Sea arbitration award, proclaiming a "rules‑based order" and constantly demanding that China comply with the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). However, when we turn to the maritime practices of these countries, what we see is a quintessential double standard—"use it when convenient, discard it when not."

Opinion

2026.07.26 20:00

Opinion | The Indians are coming! A red tide of mass migration turns English-speaking West upside down

Opinion | The Indians are coming! A red tide of mass migration turns English-speaking West upside down

Opinion | The Indians are coming! A red tide of mass migration turns English-speaking West upside down Migration is normally not a red-hot issue. But a tidal wave of Indian immigrants, legal and illegal, has swamped and alarmed Western receiving societies.

Philip Yeung

2026.07.26 13:05

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Deepline | Excavation of 'ghost‑worshipping pagoda' unearths military swords and stone tablets: Concrete evidence of Japanese invasion

Deepline | Excavation of 'ghost‑worshipping pagoda' unearths military swords and stone tablets: Concrete evidence of Japanese invasion

Deepline | Excavation of 'ghost‑worshipping pagoda' unearths military swords and stone tablets: Concrete evidence of Japanese invasion In July 2026, workers carrying out foundation demolition at a construction site on Magazine Gap Road, Bowen Hill, on Hong Kong Island, made a startling discovery. This land was once the site of the "Chureito" (Loyal Spirit Pagoda) – a symbol of Japanese militarism built during the Second World War with funds extorted from the local population, and derided by Hong Kong citizens at the time as a "ghost‑worshipping pagoda."

Deepline

2026.07.28 15:20

Deepline | HK exports post fastest growth in 42 years, US-bound shipments surge record 114.3%

Deepline | HK exports post fastest growth in 42 years, US-bound shipments surge record 114.3%

Deepline | HK exports post fastest growth in 42 years, US-bound shipments surge record 114.3% Hong Kong's external trade posted its strongest performance in decades in June, driven by robust global demand for AI-related electronic products and a rush in exports ahead of the expiry of the US temporary 10% universal tariff on July 24. Exports jumped 53.4% year on year—the fastest growth since 1984—while imports rose 45.4%, marking the strongest increase since 1992. Exports to the US surged a record 114.3%, the highest since records began in 1973. Market participants expect Hong Kong's exports to grow by more than 20% for the full year, supported by the ongoing AI cycle.

Deepline

2026.07.28 14:12

Deepline | Brazil denies visas to US officials, accuses Trump of election interference

Deepline | Brazil denies visas to US officials, accuses Trump of election interference

Deepline | Brazil denies visas to US officials, accuses Trump of election interference Brazil has denied visa applications from two senior U.S. State Department officials, accusing the Trump administration of attempting to interfere in the country's upcoming presidential election by sowing doubt about the integrity of its electoral system.

Deepline

2026.07.27 14:03

Deepline | HKUST test shows AI glasses can answer exam questions in real time, raising concerns over academic integrity

Deepline | HKUST test shows AI glasses can answer exam questions in real time, raising concerns over academic integrity

Deepline | HKUST test shows AI glasses can answer exam questions in real time, raising concerns over academic integrity A research team at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) has demonstrated that commercially available smart glasses, when paired with an advanced AI model and optimized algorithms and networking, can be turned into an "exam tool" capable of automatically generating answers during a test.

Deepline

2026.07.13 16:17

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Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential

Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential

Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential "Sportainment" does not mean turning sport into a stage show, nor does it mean replacing athletes with celebrities. Rather, it harnesses the storytelling power of the entertainment industry to amplify athletes' professionalizm, perseverance and personal appeal.

Opinion

2026.07.28 20:20

Exclusive | French sci-fi master Bernard Werber: Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea

Exclusive | French sci-fi master Bernard Werber: Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea

Exclusive | French sci-fi master Bernard Werber: Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea French science fiction maestro Bernard Werber revealed in an exclusive interview with our newspaper that he is interested in creating a science fiction work set in Hong Kong. "Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea," said the author. A writer who was already discussing the artificial intelligence revolution as early as 1994, he remains optimistic about the future of sci-fi writing in the age of AI – he does not believe that AI is the end of science fiction.

Exclusive

2026.07.28 19:50

Chiikawa x Star Ferry launches today: Pose with cutie as sailing through Victoria Harbour

Chiikawa x Star Ferry launches today: Pose with cutie as sailing through Victoria Harbour

Chiikawa x Star Ferry launches today: Pose with cutie as sailing through Victoria Harbour The CHIIKAWA craze is sweeping Hong Kong, and the Star Ferry has also been given a makeover! The CHIIKAWA-themed Star Ferry will be operating between Victoria Harbour from today (July 28). On the themed ferry, you can find characters from the movie Chiikawa The Movie: The Secret of The Mermaid Island dressed as CHIIKAWA, HACHIWARE, or USAGI in various locations.

Hong Kong

2026.07.28 18:05

Free Star Ferry rides on Friday: Tsim Sha Tsui–Central route to be free on July 31

Free Star Ferry rides on Friday: Tsim Sha Tsui–Central route to be free on July 31

Free Star Ferry rides on Friday: Tsim Sha Tsui–Central route to be free on July 31 To celebrate its upcoming 135th anniversary in Hong Kong, financial advisory company Sun Life has announced the Star Ferry free ride day, offering free rides on the iconic Star Ferry to both residents and visitors this Friday (July 31).

Lifestyle

2026.07.28 16:20

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China's NEVs deliver global gains through 'full-chain' expansion

China's NEVs deliver global gains through 'full-chain' expansion

China's NEVs deliver global gains through 'full-chain' expansion In major ports along China's southeast coast, Chinese-made electric vehicles roll nonstop onto car-carrier ships bound for every corner of the globe. But for China's new energy vehicle (NEV) industry, loading containers is no longer the endgame -- it is merely the first step.

China

2026.07.28 19:30

Watch This | Adventures along the silk road: Walking through an ink painting in northwest China's Gansu

Watch This | Adventures along the silk road: Walking through an ink painting in northwest China's Gansu

Watch This | Adventures along the silk road: Walking through an ink painting in northwest China's Gansu What would a Chinese ink painting look like if it were shaped by nature? Just outside Lanzhou, capital city of northwest China's Gansu Province, layers of red, gold and gray stretch across the mountains, creating a landscape known as the Shuimo (Ink-Wash) Danxia.

China

2026.07.28 09:16

'China Cool' trend draws record foreign tourists seeking summer escape

'China Cool' trend draws record foreign tourists seeking summer escape

'China Cool' trend draws record foreign tourists seeking summer escape This summer, "China Cool" has been going viral on overseas social media platforms. As much of the world swelters under extreme heat, large numbers of foreign tourists are traveling thousands of miles to China in search of cooler climes, driving a steady surge in inbound tourism and consumer spending.

China

2026.07.27 12:12

Watch This | Saved Vietnamese crew thank China for swift rescue

Watch This | Saved Vietnamese crew thank China for swift rescue

Watch This | Saved Vietnamese crew thank China for swift rescue Rescued Vietnamese sailors on July 26 expressed their gratitude to Chinese savors in video footage, saying "Thank you, China," after surviving the sinking of their ship in the South China Sea.

World

2026.07.27 11:25

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Exclusive | French sci-fi master Bernard Werber: Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea

Exclusive | French sci-fi master Bernard Werber: Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea

Exclusive | French sci-fi master Bernard Werber: Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea French science fiction maestro Bernard Werber revealed in an exclusive interview with our newspaper that he is interested in creating a science fiction work set in Hong Kong. "Writing a sci-fi novel set in Hong Kong is a good idea," said the author. A writer who was already discussing the artificial intelligence revolution as early as 1994, he remains optimistic about the future of sci-fi writing in the age of AI – he does not believe that AI is the end of science fiction.

Exclusive

2026.07.28 19:50

Watch This | Moment of quake in Japan: Kumamoto Castle's walls collapse in instant, shops left in chaos

Watch This | Moment of quake in Japan: Kumamoto Castle's walls collapse in instant, shops left in chaos

Watch This | Moment of quake in Japan: Kumamoto Castle's walls collapse in instant, shops left in chaos The Japan Meteorological Agency reported that a strong 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck Kumamoto Prefecture today (August 28), with a focal depth of 10 kilometers. Classified as a shallow earthquake, a tsunami warning has been issued.

World

2026.07.28 17:00

Watch This | South Africa's diamond industry hit by weak demand and lab-grown competition

Watch This | South Africa's diamond industry hit by weak demand and lab-grown competition

Watch This | South Africa's diamond industry hit by weak demand and lab-grown competition South Africa's diamond industry is entering one of its toughest periods in years, as mining giant De Beers pauses production at Venetia—the country's largest diamond mine—putting more than a thousand jobs at risk and adding fresh uncertainty to an already strained market.

World

2026.07.28 12:16

Trump backs Michael Jordan as NBA GOAT, calls LeBron James 'maybe a racist'

Trump backs Michael Jordan as NBA GOAT, calls LeBron James 'maybe a racist'

Trump backs Michael Jordan as NBA GOAT, calls LeBron James 'maybe a racist' US President Donald Trump reignited his long-running war of words with NBA star LeBron James during a White House interview on July 27, local time, firmly backing Michael Jordan as the greatest basketball player of all time (GOAT) and describing James as "maybe a racist" in remarks that quickly sparked widespread discussion.

World

2026.07.28 11:06

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China's NEVs deliver global gains through 'full-chain' expansion

China's NEVs deliver global gains through 'full-chain' expansion

China's NEVs deliver global gains through 'full-chain' expansion In major ports along China's southeast coast, Chinese-made electric vehicles roll nonstop onto car-carrier ships bound for every corner of the globe. But for China's new energy vehicle (NEV) industry, loading containers is no longer the endgame -- it is merely the first step.

China

2026.07.28 19:30

Deepline | HK exports post fastest growth in 42 years, US-bound shipments surge record 114.3%

Deepline | HK exports post fastest growth in 42 years, US-bound shipments surge record 114.3%

Deepline | HK exports post fastest growth in 42 years, US-bound shipments surge record 114.3% Hong Kong's external trade posted its strongest performance in decades in June, driven by robust global demand for AI-related electronic products and a rush in exports ahead of the expiry of the US temporary 10% universal tariff on July 24. Exports jumped 53.4% year on year—the fastest growth since 1984—while imports rose 45.4%, marking the strongest increase since 1992. Exports to the US surged a record 114.3%, the highest since records began in 1973. Market participants expect Hong Kong's exports to grow by more than 20% for the full year, supported by the ongoing AI cycle.

Deepline

2026.07.28 14:12

China regulator imposes 5.2-bln-yuan penalty on Ctrip for monopoly abuses

China regulator imposes 5.2-bln-yuan penalty on Ctrip for monopoly abuses

China regulator imposes 5.2-bln-yuan penalty on Ctrip for monopoly abuses China's State Administration for Market Regulation said on Saturday that it has imposed administrative penalties on leading online travel platform Ctrip for abusing its dominant market position in violation of the country's Anti-Monopoly Law.

Business

2026.07.25 12:08

Opinion | Turning policy support into financial strength: A five-pillar agenda for Hong Kong

Opinion | Turning policy support into financial strength: A five-pillar agenda for Hong Kong

Opinion | Turning policy support into financial strength: A five-pillar agenda for Hong Kong On 7 July, Governor of the People's Bank of China, Pan Gongsheng, visited the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) and announced 11 measures designed to strengthen the depth, connectivity and resilience of its financial system. The package advances two complementary priorities. The first is to broaden Hong Kong's markets beyond their traditional strength in equities by deepening fixed-income and currency activity and improving the infrastructure for trading, settlement, collateral and risk management.

Opinion

2026.07.22 18:10

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Chiikawa x Star Ferry launches today: Pose with cutie as sailing through Victoria Harbour

Chiikawa x Star Ferry launches today: Pose with cutie as sailing through Victoria Harbour

Chiikawa x Star Ferry launches today: Pose with cutie as sailing through Victoria Harbour The CHIIKAWA craze is sweeping Hong Kong, and the Star Ferry has also been given a makeover! The CHIIKAWA-themed Star Ferry will be operating between Victoria Harbour from today (July 28). On the themed ferry, you can find characters from the movie Chiikawa The Movie: The Secret of The Mermaid Island dressed as CHIIKAWA, HACHIWARE, or USAGI in various locations.

Hong Kong

2026.07.28 18:05

Free Star Ferry rides on Friday: Tsim Sha Tsui–Central route to be free on July 31

Free Star Ferry rides on Friday: Tsim Sha Tsui–Central route to be free on July 31

Free Star Ferry rides on Friday: Tsim Sha Tsui–Central route to be free on July 31 To celebrate its upcoming 135th anniversary in Hong Kong, financial advisory company Sun Life has announced the Star Ferry free ride day, offering free rides on the iconic Star Ferry to both residents and visitors this Friday (July 31).

Lifestyle

2026.07.28 16:20

Connecting Dots | ACGHK 2026: Fans share favourite anime, games, and must-play classics

Connecting Dots | ACGHK 2026: Fans share favourite anime, games, and must-play classics

Connecting Dots | ACGHK 2026: Fans share favourite anime, games, and must-play classics The 2026 Hong Kong Animation-Comic-Game Convention (ACGHK) is underway at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from July 24 to 28, drawing dense crowds and a festival-like buzz to one of the city’s biggest pop-culture fixtures of the year.

Connecting Dots

2026.07.28 13:05

Behind the Scene | God or mortal? Jesus Christ Superstar flips the script on Judas

Behind the Scene | God or mortal? Jesus Christ Superstar flips the script on Judas

Behind the Scene | God or mortal? Jesus Christ Superstar flips the script on Judas The world-renowned rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar has officially landed at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Grand Theatre for a limited run from July 8 to August 1

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2026.07.28 10:00

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China's NEVs deliver global gains through 'full-chain' expansion

China's NEVs deliver global gains through 'full-chain' expansion

China's NEVs deliver global gains through 'full-chain' expansion In major ports along China's southeast coast, Chinese-made electric vehicles roll nonstop onto car-carrier ships bound for every corner of the globe. But for China's new energy vehicle (NEV) industry, loading containers is no longer the endgame -- it is merely the first step.

China

2026.07.28 19:30

Watch This｜First Chinese female Fields Medal laureate Wang Hong: Passionate about Mathematics since childhood

Watch This｜First Chinese female Fields Medal laureate Wang Hong: Passionate about Mathematics since childhood

Watch This｜First Chinese female Fields Medal laureate Wang Hong: Passionate about Mathematics since childhood Distinguished young Chinese mathematician Wang Hong, who claimed the prestigious Fields Medal in Philadelphia, US, on the July 23.

Video

2026.07.25 10:39

Opinion | Why Kimi K3 shows China isn't losing the AI race by any stretch

Opinion | Why Kimi K3 shows China isn't losing the AI race by any stretch

Opinion | Why Kimi K3 shows China isn't losing the AI race by any stretch Last week, Chinese Artificial Intelligence (AI) company Moonshot released the third edition of the Kimi app, known as K3. The founder of the firm, Yang Zhilin, had pursued his technology career in the United States and worked for big magnates such as Google, that was before he returned to China amidst a McCarthyist witch-hunt against Chinese scientists and technology professionals. Like they say, the rest was history.

Tom Fowdy

2026.07.24 14:30

Chinese mathematicians Deng Yu, Wang Hong awarded Fields Medals

Chinese mathematicians Deng Yu, Wang Hong awarded Fields Medals

Chinese mathematicians Deng Yu, Wang Hong awarded Fields Medals Chinese mathematicians Deng Yu and Wang Hong were awarded the Fields Medals at the 2026 International Congress of Mathematicians opened here on Thursday (July 23), marking the first time Chinese mathematicians have won the prestigious honor.

World

2026.07.24 11:00

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Journalist's View | There's no such thing as a 'Caotai Team' — It's just another way to encourage innovation

Journalist's View | There's no such thing as a 'Caotai Team' — It's just another way to encourage innovation

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.

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2026.05.29 19:06

Caricature | British absurdity: Staging smears and frame-ups against HK while ignoring people's suffering

Caricature | British absurdity: Staging smears and frame-ups against HK while ignoring people's suffering

Caricature | British absurdity: Staging smears and frame-ups against HK while ignoring people's suffering The Chinese Embassy in the UK released a statement on Sunday, urging the UK side to stop the anti-China political manipulation, stop wantonly arresting and convicting Chinese citizens in the UK.

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2026.05.11 14:15

Journalist's View | Dialogue with Mr. Yukio Hatoyama: Japan's former PM shares his heart with China

Journalist's View | Dialogue with Mr. Yukio Hatoyama: Japan's former PM shares his heart with China

Journalist's View | Dialogue with Mr. Yukio Hatoyama: Japan's former PM shares his heart with China Before interviewing former Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama, I contacted a friend living in Japan to ask what public sentiment towards Mr. Hatoyama is like there today. He mentioned two things. First, during the period when Hatoyama was in power, Japan was in the midst of a broad downturn in its economy—many things he wanted to do could not be carried out. Second, today's Japanese economy seems to have returned to a similar situation again, and right-wing forces are taking advantage of the moment.

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2026.05.01 00:26

Journalist's View | Five observations from the Hong Kong Sevens at 50

Journalist's View | Five observations from the Hong Kong Sevens at 50

Journalist's View | Five observations from the Hong Kong Sevens at 50 Marking its 50th anniversary, the Hong Kong Sevens once again proved it is far more than a rugby tournament. With sold-out crowds and over 100,000 attendees, the event drove a vibrant mega-event economy, boosting tourism across the city. From humanoid robots at the opening ceremony to smart stadium management, innovation was on full display. In the South Stand, fans in elaborate costumes embodied the Sevens' carnival spirit. International spectators mingled freely, cheering for the game itself rather than national divides, highlighting HK's role as a global connector.

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