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2026 Wuhan Open lineup announced: Zheng Qinwen confirmed to compete The player lineup for the 2026 Dongfeng Voyah Wuhan Open has been officially revealed. Among the first batch of 43 names, all of the world's top 10 players will compete, with 10 Grand Slam singles champions and 5 players who have reached world No. 1 gathering in Wuhan — a star-studded field. Zheng Qinwen, who recently impressed at the US Open, will also return to her home province of Hubei to compete this year.
World
2026.09.17 13:12
Asian Games | Chinese athletes stranded at Nagoya airport for nearly six hours Chinese athletes and members of several other Asian Games delegations were left waiting for hours at Nagoya airport after arriving in Japan, with some unable to board transport to their accommodation because their information could not be found in the organizers' system. Some Chinese teams eventually arranged their own transport, while the Chinese gymnastics team did not leave until around six hours after arrival. The Games have also faced complaints over accommodation and transport arrangements, amid a record number of registered participants.
World
2026.09.17 11:12
BIGBANG holds three consecutive shows at Kai Tak in November: Public sale starts today at 12pm, tickets from HK$699 (link included) The Hong Kong leg of the BIGBANG 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR will take over the Kai Tak Main Stadium from Nov. 13 to 15, 2026, with tickets priced from HK$699 to HK$3,099. Tickets go on public sale today (Sept. 17) at 12pm — fans, grab your chance to snag them!
Hong Kong
2026.09.17 10:00
Opinion | Half the planet signed one text and did not ask Washington first BRICS may be divided on politics, currencies and regional conflicts, but its latest summit in New Delhi showed that its members can still build practical alternatives to the existing Western-led system.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.09.17 09:22
Five Year Plan & Policy Address | Beyond the cheque: HK's full-cycle fertility plan covers housing, tax savings, and childcare Around the world, governments are rolling out pro-natal policies. On Sept. 16, Chief Executive John Lee unveiled Hong Kong's first Five-Year Plan together with the new Policy Address. The 11-point package goes well beyond a single cheque, tackling two key barriers couples face: residence and practical support for raising a child.
Global Lens
2026.09.16 22:23
Global Lens | HK's First Five-Year Plan: What you need to know Today marks a historic first for Hong Kong. The city has published its own Five-Year Plan alongside the annual Policy Address. While the Policy Address sets out yearly priorities, this is the first time Hong Kong has a medium-term blueprint.
Global Lens
2026.09.16 20:11
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Five Year Plan & Policy Address | Beyond the cheque: HK's full-cycle fertility plan covers housing, tax savings, and childcare Around the world, governments are rolling out pro-natal policies. On Sept. 16, Chief Executive John Lee unveiled Hong Kong's first Five-Year Plan together with the new Policy Address. The 11-point package goes well beyond a single cheque, tackling two key barriers couples face: residence and practical support for raising a child.
Global Lens
2026.09.16 22:23
Global Lens | HK's First Five-Year Plan: What you need to know Today marks a historic first for Hong Kong. The city has published its own Five-Year Plan alongside the annual Policy Address. While the Policy Address sets out yearly priorities, this is the first time Hong Kong has a medium-term blueprint.
Global Lens
2026.09.16 20:11
100 Ways To Drool | Chicken-shaped pastries The Chicken-shaped pastry is a snack from Hangzhou, Zhejiang, a baked pastry primarily made from fine flour, salad oil, and red bean paste. It is small and cute in shape, often molded into the form of a chick. It has a crispy exterior and a smooth interior, with a pleasantly sweet taste and a rich, fragrant aroma. It is a delicate snack suitable for people of all ages.
100 Ways To Drool
2026.09.16 18:30
Watch This | HK courts follow law and evidence, Kevin Lau says at UN rights council Kevin Lau, the Founding Convenor of the Hong Kong Global Youth Professional Advocacy Action, spoke about HK's rule of law during an interactive dialogue with the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention at the 63rd session of the UN Human Rights Council on Sept. 15.
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2026.09.16 13:31
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Opinion | Building tomorrow together: Why Hong Kong's AI strategy must now move from blueprint to discipline Two years ago, I argued that Hong Kong stood at an inflection point too consequential to leave to piecemeal departmental initiatives, and I proposed a comprehensive Hong Kong AI Development Blueprint to meet it.
Opinion
2026.09.17 16:02
Opinion | Planning the big picture to build new engines, strengthening the grassroots to benefit livelihoods Together, they reflect not only a proactive effort to align Hong Kong more closely with national strategies and to better integrate into—and serve—the overall national development agenda, but also an action blueprint for Hong Kong's transition from stability to renewed dynamism and high-quality growth.
Opinion
2026.09.17 12:09
Opinion | Half the planet signed one text and did not ask Washington first BRICS may be divided on politics, currencies and regional conflicts, but its latest summit in New Delhi showed that its members can still build practical alternatives to the existing Western-led system.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.09.17 09:22
Opinion | Aligning higher education with Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan for a new era of innovation The release of Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan, which devotes considerable attention to policy measures relating to the development of the Northern Metropolis, education, talent development, and innovation and technology research, sets out a comprehensive plan for Hong Kong's development over the next five years.
Opinion
2026.09.16 19:24
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Deepline | China's Henan turns humble herb into big business If one flavor defines Henan's cuisine, it's jingjie, a mint-like herb known in English as Schizonepeta, whose sharp, cooling flavor is found in dishes across the province in central China.
Deepline
2026.09.15 15:15
Deepline | Hong Kong political figures urge public to see 'double standards' of some Western politicians Hong Kong political figures have urged the public to recognize what they described as the "double standards" and "hypocrisy" of some U.S. and Western politicians, following the sentencing in the Hong Kong Alliance (the Alliance) case involving allegations of inciting subversion. They said the acts attributed to the defendants went beyond the lawful exercise of freedom of expression and amounted to inciting others to subvert state power by illegal means and argued that punishment in accordance with the law was a just outcome.
Deepline
2026.09.13 11:16
Deepline | National development and achievements museum planned for Kwu Tung North: HK to hold large-scale thematic exhibition next year The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government plans to establish a museum of the development and achievements of our country in the town centre of Kwu Tung North, within the Northern Metropolis, to strengthen citizens' identification with the nation and its outstanding traditional culture, and to comprehensively present to the public the history and materials of the country's development.
Deepline
2026.09.08 18:20
Deepline | China-developed closed-loop spinal neurointerface helps 12-year-old Russian girl take steps again Paraplegia caused by spinal cord injury is widely regarded as one of the toughest challenges in modern medicine. Recently, a 12-year-old Russian girl, Vera, who lost the ability to walk after a traffic accident, traveled thousands of kilometers to Hangzhou seeking treatment at the Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine (SAHZU).
Deepline
2026.09.08 15:20
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Opinion | Building tomorrow together: Why Hong Kong's AI strategy must now move from blueprint to discipline Two years ago, I argued that Hong Kong stood at an inflection point too consequential to leave to piecemeal departmental initiatives, and I proposed a comprehensive Hong Kong AI Development Blueprint to meet it.
Opinion
2026.09.17 16:02
Typhoon Dujuan forms over Pacific and heads towards Japan, no impact expected on China's coastal waters Typhoon Dujuan, the 25th typhoon of the year, formed over the northwestern Pacific on Wednesday (Sept. 16) evening and is forecast to strengthen as it moves towards waters south of Japan. Dujuan is not expected to affect China's coastal waters in the coming days. Hong Kong will remain generally sunny on Thursday, with dry and hot conditions during the day and a maximum temperature of around 32 degrees Celsius. Moderate easterly winds are expected, occasionally becoming fresh offshore.
Hong Kong
2026.09.17 15:05
Watch This | No.3 fire at Lau Fau Shan warehouse: Thick smoke billows into sky, blaze rages A fire broke out at a warehouse in Fung Kong Tsuen, Lau Fau Shan, today (Sept. 17) at 1:15pm, and was upgraded to a third alarm at 1:29pm. The blaze was reported to be fierce, with large amounts of thick smoke billowing out.
Hong Kong
2026.09.17 14:26
BIGBANG holds three consecutive shows at Kai Tak in November: Public sale starts today at 12pm, tickets from HK$699 (link included) The Hong Kong leg of the BIGBANG 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR will take over the Kai Tak Main Stadium from Nov. 13 to 15, 2026, with tickets priced from HK$699 to HK$3,099. Tickets go on public sale today (Sept. 17) at 12pm — fans, grab your chance to snag them!
Hong Kong
2026.09.17 10:00
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2026 Wuhan Open lineup announced: Zheng Qinwen confirmed to compete The player lineup for the 2026 Dongfeng Voyah Wuhan Open has been officially revealed. Among the first batch of 43 names, all of the world's top 10 players will compete, with 10 Grand Slam singles champions and 5 players who have reached world No. 1 gathering in Wuhan — a star-studded field. Zheng Qinwen, who recently impressed at the US Open, will also return to her home province of Hubei to compete this year.
World
2026.09.17 13:12
Asian Games | Chinese athletes stranded at Nagoya airport for nearly six hours Chinese athletes and members of several other Asian Games delegations were left waiting for hours at Nagoya airport after arriving in Japan, with some unable to board transport to their accommodation because their information could not be found in the organizers' system. Some Chinese teams eventually arranged their own transport, while the Chinese gymnastics team did not leave until around six hours after arrival. The Games have also faced complaints over accommodation and transport arrangements, amid a record number of registered participants.
World
2026.09.17 11:12
Deepline | China's Henan turns humble herb into big business If one flavor defines Henan's cuisine, it's jingjie, a mint-like herb known in English as Schizonepeta, whose sharp, cooling flavor is found in dishes across the province in central China.
Deepline
2026.09.15 15:15
Cuteness Overload | Paws, play, and preschool: How Shanghai's dog kindergartens are redefining pet care As pets increasingly become cherished family members, innovative services tailored to their well-being are popping up everywhere. In Baoshan, Shanghai, a uniquely designed "doggy kindergarten" is winning over local pet parents. Unlike traditional boarding facilities, this daycare places a strong emphasis on canine socialization, behavioral training, and emotional health—offering a perfect solution for busy working owners.
Cuteness Overload
2026.09.15 14:20
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2026 Wuhan Open lineup announced: Zheng Qinwen confirmed to compete The player lineup for the 2026 Dongfeng Voyah Wuhan Open has been officially revealed. Among the first batch of 43 names, all of the world's top 10 players will compete, with 10 Grand Slam singles champions and 5 players who have reached world No. 1 gathering in Wuhan — a star-studded field. Zheng Qinwen, who recently impressed at the US Open, will also return to her home province of Hubei to compete this year.
World
2026.09.17 13:12
Asian Games | Chinese athletes stranded at Nagoya airport for nearly six hours Chinese athletes and members of several other Asian Games delegations were left waiting for hours at Nagoya airport after arriving in Japan, with some unable to board transport to their accommodation because their information could not be found in the organizers' system. Some Chinese teams eventually arranged their own transport, while the Chinese gymnastics team did not leave until around six hours after arrival. The Games have also faced complaints over accommodation and transport arrangements, amid a record number of registered participants.
World
2026.09.17 11:12
BIGBANG holds three consecutive shows at Kai Tak in November: Public sale starts today at 12pm, tickets from HK$699 (link included) The Hong Kong leg of the BIGBANG 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR will take over the Kai Tak Main Stadium from Nov. 13 to 15, 2026, with tickets priced from HK$699 to HK$3,099. Tickets go on public sale today (Sept. 17) at 12pm — fans, grab your chance to snag them!
Hong Kong
2026.09.17 10:00
Opinion | Half the planet signed one text and did not ask Washington first BRICS may be divided on politics, currencies and regional conflicts, but its latest summit in New Delhi showed that its members can still build practical alternatives to the existing Western-led system.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.09.17 09:22
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2026 Policy Address | John Lee: Promoting AI application across trades to enhance international competitiveness Chief Executive John Lee today (Sept. 16) announced Hong Kong's first five-year plan and delivered the 2026 Policy Address. Mr Lee stressed that Hong Kong is committed to building an international I&T centre.
Hong Kong
2026.09.16 16:12
Policy Address 2026 | Ten measures to support SMEs, including expanding funding scope of 'BUD Fund' Chief Executive John Lee today (Sept. 16) announced Hong Kong's first Five-Year Plan and delivered the 2026 Policy Address.
Hong Kong
2026.09.16 14:26
Exclusive | Edward So: Three Policy Address priorities for SMEs—More BUD support, retaining talent, and accelerating AI Aaoption Edward So, President of the China Hong Kong Go Global Association and a practising Certified Public Accountant, said the business community is watching closely to see whether the upcoming Policy Address will introduce more targeted and actionable measures—especially those that can help SMEs maintain confidence, expand markets, and strengthen competitiveness during a period of economic transition. In his view, the business sector is looking for clearer policy direction and practical support in three areas.
Exclusive
2026.09.15 19:10
Shenzhen Metro enables tap-to-enter with Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay, AmEx, and JCB According to Shenzhen Metro, starting September 10, all gate channels at its 17 metro lines and 432 stations now support contactless payments using five major international card schemes: Visa, Mastercard, China UnionPay, American Express, and JCB. The service is said to cover bank cards issued across more than 200 countries and regions.
Business
2026.09.14 19:12
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MTR to offer half-price fares on Oct 24, including cross-boundary trips to Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau MTR Corporation announced on Tuesday (Sept. 15) that it will offer passengers half-price fares on Oct. 24 (Saturday) as part of its "Thank You Day" under the service performance rebate arrangement of the fare adjustment mechanism.
Lifestyle
2026.09.15 17:16
Connecting Dots | Small flats, tough jobs, and stretched healthcare: Hongkongers' daily struggles Hong Kong will unveil its first Five-Year Plan tomorrow (Sept. 16), clearly outlining the city's development vision and strategic direction for the next five years. We hit the streets to ask residents about the issues they care about most: housing, job opportunities, and medical care.
Connecting Dots
2026.09.15 16:23
BABYMONSTER HK concert set for Jan. 9, 2027, priority booking starts Sept. 22 BABYMONSTER is coming to Hong Kong! The K-pop girl group will perform at AsiaWorld-Expo on Jan. 9, 2027, with MONSTIEZ MEMBERSHIP (GLOBAL) priority ticket registration opening today (Sept. 14). Members will be able to purchase tickets on a priority basis from 11 am on Sept 22. Ticket prices range from HK$799 to HK$2,299, with VIP tickets priced at HK$2,299.
Lifestyle
2026.09.15 10:15
Watch This | Business council leader calls for stronger cooperation to advance global green transition Amid geopolitical tensions and worsening climate impacts, Chinese and international businesses should keep dialogue, exchange solutions and strengthen partnerships to advance the global green transition, said Peter Bakker, president and CEO of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development.
China
2026.09.15 09:20
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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
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
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