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Photos | Xiao Zhan fans flood K11 MUSEA in HK ahead of YSL event Chinese mainland superstar Xiao Zhan is set to attend a YSL beauty event at Hong Kong's K11 MUSEA tonight, drawing large crowds of fans who began gathering at the venue as early as the previous night.
Hong Kong
2026.08.19 15:44
S. Korean military says joint exercise with US to end earlier South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said Wednesday (Aug. 19) that the duration of the ongoing joint military exercise with the United States, Ulchi Freedom Shield (UFS), will be cut from Aug. 17-27 to Aug. 17-21.
World
2026.08.19 15:10
Photos | 'National Treasures' art showcase: Youth from multiple countries connect through art Organized by the Hong Kong Shine Tak Foundation, the "National Treasures Drawing Competition & International Cultural Exchange" has successfully completed its judging phase, with the award results now officially announced. Themed around animal "national treasures," the event drew participants from multiple countries.
World
2026.08.19 14:22
100 Ways To Drool | Northeast China Multigrain Pancakes Northeast China Multigrain Pancakes are a traditional staple food from Northeast China, made from a fermented batter of mixed grains such as corn, rice, millet, and sorghum. Unlike the crispy Shandong-style pancake or the popular breakfast jianbing, this version is soft, chewy, and slightly tangy due to natural fermentation.
100 Ways To Drool
2026.08.19 13:56
OMG | Faster, smoother, sharper: Humanoid robots are improving at a stunning pace Humanoid robots are getting fast—and their rate of improvement is stunning. From last-minute warm-ups to full-formation rehearsals, the footage shows more than just speed: the movement is noticeably steadier, smoother, and more coordinated than before. With the Beijing competition just around the corner, these machines are in final sprint mode—hinting at another major leap in humanoid mobility and control.
OMG
2026.08.19 13:16
Post-90s 'Robot King' Unitree founder Wang Xingxing: Fortune exceeds RMB 100 billion Chinese mainland's humanoid robotics firm Unitree Technology made its debut on the Shanghai Stock Exchange's STAR Market on the Aug 19, with its first-day market capitalization surging to 444.9 billion yuan. Founder Wang Xingxing, leveraging his super-voting shares, saw his personal fortune break through the 100-billion-yuan mark, becoming Chinese mainland's first "post-90s" entrepreneur to join the ranks of 100-billion-yuan billionaires.
Sci-Tech
2026.08.19 12:10
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100 Ways To Drool | Northeast China Multigrain Pancakes Northeast China Multigrain Pancakes are a traditional staple food from Northeast China, made from a fermented batter of mixed grains such as corn, rice, millet, and sorghum. Unlike the crispy Shandong-style pancake or the popular breakfast jianbing, this version is soft, chewy, and slightly tangy due to natural fermentation.
100 Ways To Drool
2026.08.19 13:56
OMG | Faster, smoother, sharper: Humanoid robots are improving at a stunning pace Humanoid robots are getting fast—and their rate of improvement is stunning. From last-minute warm-ups to full-formation rehearsals, the footage shows more than just speed: the movement is noticeably steadier, smoother, and more coordinated than before. With the Beijing competition just around the corner, these machines are in final sprint mode—hinting at another major leap in humanoid mobility and control.
OMG
2026.08.19 13:16
OMG | Beijing welcomes the 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games, bringing humanoid rivalries to Aug 22–26 The 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games (WHRG) opened in Beijing last Saturday and will run through Aug. 26, with organizers introducing upgraded on-site support to keep the "mechanical athletes" fully powered, efficiently checked in, and ready to compete.
OMG
2026.08.19 09:15
Global Lens | Haircuts and toilet paper: Kristof spotlights America's hidden poverty Recently, two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nicholas Kristof published a powerful piece in The New York Times titled "Meet Americans who can't afford haircuts or toilet paper," pulling back the curtain on what life is really like for millions left behind in the world's richest country.
Global Lens
2026.08.18 16:00
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Opinion | Bowing to war criminals while rearming: Japan's hypocritical 'peace' pledge On August 15, 2026, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi sent a ritual offering to Yasukuni Shrine. Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi, joined by other cabinet members and senior Liberal Democratic Party officials, paid their respects in person. After the visit, Koizumi claimed he was mourning "heroic souls" and renewing a pledge never to engage in war again. The entire region knows what Yasukuni Shrine represents. Calling them "heroic souls" twists history. Bowing before them and then speaking of peace is pure contradiction.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.08.19 17:30
Opinion | The end of the American century? In 1989, when Reagan stepped down, he proudly spoke of America as a moral force for good. He praised its greatness in that anyone can come to America and become an American. He warned that if America ever closes its door to the world, its leadership will be lost.
Philip Yeung
2026.08.18 12:20
Watch This | Under the name of defense lies offense On August 4, Japan's Ministry of Defense released its 2026 Defense White Paper, the first under the Takaichi Sanae government. At nearly 600 pages, it is the longest edition ever published. Far from a routine security update, the document marks a deliberate step in Japan's transformation from a postwar pacifist state into a heavily armed forward base serving American containment strategy against China, dismantling postwar restraints and deepening integration into a US-led military architecture.
Young Voices
2026.08.17 15:15
HKFJ strongly condemns FCC's interference in HK affairs: Firmly opposes external plots to destabilise HK The Hong Kong Federation of Journalists (HKFJ) issued a statement on Aug 14, noting that it has taken note of a recent factually inaccurate statement by the Foreign Correspondents' Club, Hong Kong (FCC). The statement maliciously hyped up the so-called "online and physical harassment" faced by the Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) and its members, and made unfounded accusations against the public opinion environment of the HKSAR. The HKFJ expresses strong dissatisfaction and stern condemnation over this.
Hong Kong
2026.08.15 18:12
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Deepline | China's urban micro‑renewal: Pocket parks and quiet communities reshape city life In the heart of Guangzhou's historic Dongshan district, a tiny corner pocket park has become an unexpected window for the international community to observe China's approach to urban renewal. In July 2026, Xinhua News Agency published an English feature titled "Pocket parks drive urban renewal, eco‑improvement efforts in China," highlighting the achievements of the country's pocket‑park programme. Among the selected case studies was the Dongshan Pocket Park in Yuexiu District – a prime example of how old cities can be revitalised through micro‑upgrades.
Deepline
2026.08.18 20:05
Deepline | Undercover probe exposes fire safety concerns at private student hostels as younger students flock to HK An undercover investigation has raised concerns over fire safety, child supervision and guardianship arrangements at private student hostels in Hong Kong, as an increasing number of younger students, including primary school pupils, come to the city for education. The investigation found that some hostels accommodate minors with limited adult supervision and may fall outside existing regulatory requirements.
Deepline
2026.08.17 16:21
Deepline | The root of American selfishness: Institutional failures behind domestic chaos and hegemonic diplomacy The selfish and high‑handed behaviour of the United States in areas of livelihood, immigration and foreign policy is rooted in deep‑seated institutional flaws. Politically, the separation of powers has degenerated into a tool for partisan warfare, rendering governance ineffective. Economically, financial capitalism has exacerbated wealth inequality, leaving society deeply fractured. Diplomatically, fuelled by money politics and populism, unilateralism and hegemonism have intensified, continually undermining the global order.
Deepline
2026.08.14 17:15
Deepline | 'Second home under scorching heat': Surge in users of heat shelters and community living rooms The Very Hot Weather Warning remains in effect, with urban temperatures reaching about 35°C yesterday (Aug. 11) and parts of the New Territories recording above 37°C. Under the scorching heat, grassroots residents bear the brunt—subdivided-flat dwellers describe their units as "like steam ovens," elderly living alone endure indoor heat because they are reluctant to turn on air conditioning, and homeless people drift between parks and cooling shelters.
Deepline
2026.08.12 17:30
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Photos | Xiao Zhan fans flood K11 MUSEA in HK ahead of YSL event Chinese mainland superstar Xiao Zhan is set to attend a YSL beauty event at Hong Kong's K11 MUSEA tonight, drawing large crowds of fans who began gathering at the venue as early as the previous night.
Hong Kong
2026.08.19 15:44
Photos | 'National Treasures' art showcase: Youth from multiple countries connect through art Organized by the Hong Kong Shine Tak Foundation, the "National Treasures Drawing Competition & International Cultural Exchange" has successfully completed its judging phase, with the award results now officially announced. Themed around animal "national treasures," the event drew participants from multiple countries.
World
2026.08.19 14:22
Yuen Long dog attack: AFCD investigating whether mixed-breed dog poses rabies risk, warns of possible humane euthanasia The AFCD is investigating whether a large mixed-breed dog involved in a fatal dog attack in Yuen Long poses a rabies risk. The department said the dog could be humanely euthanised if surrendered by its owner, while a court could classify it as a known dangerous dog if returned to its owner.
Hong Kong
2026.08.19 11:16
Global Unicorn Summit to be held Aug 24–25, positioning HK as an international innovation hub The Global Unicorn Summit—organized by the Hong Kong Ta Kung Wen Wei Media Group—will be held on August 24–25, 2026, at Hall 3G of the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Under the theme "BORN TO LEAD, BUILT TO CREATE," the summit aims to bring together innovation forces from around the world and build a high-level, international platform that connects key elements of the innovation ecosystem, including enterprises, capital, technology, talent, policies, and professional services.
Hong Kong
2026.08.18 15:22
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100 Ways To Drool | Northeast China Multigrain Pancakes Northeast China Multigrain Pancakes are a traditional staple food from Northeast China, made from a fermented batter of mixed grains such as corn, rice, millet, and sorghum. Unlike the crispy Shandong-style pancake or the popular breakfast jianbing, this version is soft, chewy, and slightly tangy due to natural fermentation.
100 Ways To Drool
2026.08.19 13:56
OMG | Faster, smoother, sharper: Humanoid robots are improving at a stunning pace Humanoid robots are getting fast—and their rate of improvement is stunning. From last-minute warm-ups to full-formation rehearsals, the footage shows more than just speed: the movement is noticeably steadier, smoother, and more coordinated than before. With the Beijing competition just around the corner, these machines are in final sprint mode—hinting at another major leap in humanoid mobility and control.
OMG
2026.08.19 13:16
Post-90s 'Robot King' Unitree founder Wang Xingxing: Fortune exceeds RMB 100 billion Chinese mainland's humanoid robotics firm Unitree Technology made its debut on the Shanghai Stock Exchange's STAR Market on the Aug 19, with its first-day market capitalization surging to 444.9 billion yuan. Founder Wang Xingxing, leveraging his super-voting shares, saw his personal fortune break through the 100-billion-yuan mark, becoming Chinese mainland's first "post-90s" entrepreneur to join the ranks of 100-billion-yuan billionaires.
Sci-Tech
2026.08.19 12:10
Watch This | China launches Zhuque-3, achieving its first rocket recovery on land China launched the reusable rocket Zhuque-3 on Wednesday morning (Aug. 19), achieving its first recovery of a rocket's first stage on land.
China
2026.08.19 10:01
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OpenAI launches 'ChatGPT for Teens' with enhanced safety and parental controls OpenAI officially rolled out "ChatGPT for Teens" on Aug. 18, a version specifically designed for users under 18, featuring multi‑layered safety protections and parental oversight mechanisms to reduce the risk of minors encountering harmful content.
World
2026.08.19 18:16
Opinion | Bowing to war criminals while rearming: Japan's hypocritical 'peace' pledge On August 15, 2026, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi sent a ritual offering to Yasukuni Shrine. Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi, joined by other cabinet members and senior Liberal Democratic Party officials, paid their respects in person. After the visit, Koizumi claimed he was mourning "heroic souls" and renewing a pledge never to engage in war again. The entire region knows what Yasukuni Shrine represents. Calling them "heroic souls" twists history. Bowing before them and then speaking of peace is pure contradiction.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.08.19 17:30
Trump delays 50% tariffs on Canadian goods by 3 days, cites pending trade deal US President Donald Trump announced on social media that he has postponed for three days the planned 50‑percent tariffs on certain Canadian imports, stating that both sides have already reached a trade agreement and are only awaiting finalization of the written documents, thus calling off the tariff imposition for now.
World
2026.08.19 16:15
S. Korean military says joint exercise with US to end earlier South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said Wednesday (Aug. 19) that the duration of the ongoing joint military exercise with the United States, Ulchi Freedom Shield (UFS), will be cut from Aug. 17-27 to Aug. 17-21.
World
2026.08.19 15:10
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OpenAI launches 'ChatGPT for Teens' with enhanced safety and parental controls OpenAI officially rolled out "ChatGPT for Teens" on Aug. 18, a version specifically designed for users under 18, featuring multi‑layered safety protections and parental oversight mechanisms to reduce the risk of minors encountering harmful content.
World
2026.08.19 18:16
Watch This | Hong Kong Food Expo: Halal food exhibitor hopes to boost cross-boundary ties through cuisine A Muslim exhibitor from the Mainland, attending the expo in Hong Kong for the first time, said all his products meet Muslim standards. He sees Hong Kong as an ideal free-port platform to introduce Mainland halal food to Southeast Asia and the global market, while fostering closer culinary and cultural exchanges between the Mainland and Hong Kong.
Video
2026.08.17 19:05
Watch This | Kasarda: ZAEZ to become global NEV supply chain hub John Kasarda, chief advisor to Zhengzhou Airport Economy Zone, says the 22-sq-km complex, anchored by BYD and joined by Foxconn's NEV operations, will form a fully integrated production system.
Video
2026.08.17 18:20
FS: Cautiously optimistic in H2 despite global risks Financial Secretary Paul Chan voiced cautious optimism on Sunday about Hong Kong's economic outlook for the second half of the year, citing robust first‑half performance driven largely by strong exports. Speaking on a Commercial Radio programme, he said both external demand and domestic consumption have stayed resilient, with retail sales posting 14 consecutive months of growth and the catering sector seeing a modest uptick.
Hong Kong
2026.08.16 13:13
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Nagoya–Aichi 2026 Asian Games flame lighting ceremony held in Tokyo On Aug. 18, local time, the flame lighting ceremony for the 2026 Aichi–Nagoya Asian Games took place at Japan's National Stadium in Tokyo. Attendees included Aichi Prefecture Governor Hideaki Ōmura, who serves as chairman of the organizing committee, Japanese sprinter Yoshihide Kiryū, and Japan Olympic Committee President Seiko Hashimoto.
World
2026.08.18 14:08
Cuteness Overload | Basking in the sun, soaking in the breeze: Adorable spotted seals settle in Changdao! Known as the "giant pandas of the sea," spotted seals in the Western Pacific are a national first-class protected animal and the only pinniped marine mammal that breeds in Chinese domestic waters.
Cuteness Overload
2026.08.18 11:29
Connecting Dots | AI voice cloning and deepfakes: Are you smarter than a scammer? Scams are everywhere —We hit the streets to ask people about their real-life encounters with fraud. One person told us about a family member who disappeared with a huge chunk of cash. Another shared how a friend actually fell for the classic "prince" scam. We hit the streets to ask people about their real-life encounters with fraud.
Connecting Dots
2026.08.18 11:09
Japan's 'lonely seat' service goes viral again: Pay 2,000 yen for 1.5x personal space on Shinkansen A premium seating service offered by Japanese railway operators has once again gone viral on social media. By paying an extra 2,000 yen (about HK$98), passengers on the Tokaido and Sanyo Shinkansen lines can enjoy 1.5 times the personal space and ensure that no other traveler sits beside them.
World
2026.08.17 19:19
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OpenAI launches 'ChatGPT for Teens' with enhanced safety and parental controls OpenAI officially rolled out "ChatGPT for Teens" on Aug. 18, a version specifically designed for users under 18, featuring multi‑layered safety protections and parental oversight mechanisms to reduce the risk of minors encountering harmful content.
World
2026.08.19 18:16
OMG | Faster, smoother, sharper: Humanoid robots are improving at a stunning pace Humanoid robots are getting fast—and their rate of improvement is stunning. From last-minute warm-ups to full-formation rehearsals, the footage shows more than just speed: the movement is noticeably steadier, smoother, and more coordinated than before. With the Beijing competition just around the corner, these machines are in final sprint mode—hinting at another major leap in humanoid mobility and control.
OMG
2026.08.19 13:16
Post-90s 'Robot King' Unitree founder Wang Xingxing: Fortune exceeds RMB 100 billion Chinese mainland's humanoid robotics firm Unitree Technology made its debut on the Shanghai Stock Exchange's STAR Market on the Aug 19, with its first-day market capitalization surging to 444.9 billion yuan. Founder Wang Xingxing, leveraging his super-voting shares, saw his personal fortune break through the 100-billion-yuan mark, becoming Chinese mainland's first "post-90s" entrepreneur to join the ranks of 100-billion-yuan billionaires.
Sci-Tech
2026.08.19 12:10
OMG | Beijing welcomes the 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games, bringing humanoid rivalries to Aug 22–26 The 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games (WHRG) opened in Beijing last Saturday and will run through Aug. 26, with organizers introducing upgraded on-site support to keep the "mechanical athletes" fully powered, efficiently checked in, and ready to compete.
OMG
2026.08.19 09:15
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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
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.
Dot Dot Pic
2026.05.11 14:15
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.
Editors' Pick
2026.05.01 00:26
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.
Editors' Pick
2026.04.21 18:33
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