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100 Ways To Drool | Tianjin-Style Sugar-Coated Fried Dough In Tianjin and Hebei, these are commonly called "tangguozi" and are a popular breakfast snack. They typically consist of two thin sheets of dough with brown sugar spread in the middle, pinched together, and then deep-fried. Once fried, the outer layer is crispy, while the brown sugar inside melts, creating a sweet and molten center. In some places, they are made into a thin, crispy version, often eaten with soy milk or tofu pudding.
100 Ways To Drool
2026.10.07 15:45
McDonald's faces US class action over alleged AI algorithm price manipulation According to Reuters, McDonald's in the United States is facing a class action lawsuit in Chicago federal court brought by an Illinois resident, accusing the company of using artificial intelligence algorithms to illegally manipulate and coordinate menu prices at franchised and company-owned restaurants in violation of U.S. antitrust law. The lawsuit was filed on Oct. 2, and the plaintiff is seeking to represent potentially millions of McDonald's customers.
World
2026.10.07 15:13
Asian Games medalist says military exemption more important than gold: S. Korea weighs abolishing gold medal exemption system South Korea's Ministry of National Defense said on Oct. 6 that it is considering tightening or even abolishing the military service exemption system for athletes and artists, after some Asian Games gold medalists sparked controversy by saying that avoiding military service mattered more than winning gold.
World
2026.10.07 14:07
G.E.M. Tang rumored to have quietly married longtime boyfriend in New York after 8-year romance Hong Kong pop star G.E.M. Tang, whose real name is Tang Tsz-kei, has reportedly tied the knot with her boyfriend of eight years, stylist Mark Ngai, in a low-key ceremony at a church in New York, just one day after wrapping up her three-year "I AM GLORIA" world tour in Shenzhen.
Hong Kong
2026.10.07 13:18
Hong Kong retains position as world's freest economy: report Hong Kong has once again been ranked as the world's freest economy, according to the Economic Freedom of the World 2026 Annual Report released on Tuesday (Oct. 6) by the Fraser Institute.
Hong Kong
2026.10.07 12:10
LegCo to hold three-day joint debate on First Five-Year Plan and 2026 Policy Address today The Legislative Council (LegCo) will hold a meeting on Wednesday (Oct. 7), Thursday (Oct. 8) and Friday (Oct. 9) at 9 am in the Chamber of the LegCo Complex. During the meeting, Members will commence a joint debate on the motion on the First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (2026-2030) (Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan) and the motion on the Chief Executive's 2026 Policy Address.
Hong Kong
2026.10.07 11:00
HK Wine & Dine Festival to return Oct. 29 with 340+ stalls across Central waterfront The Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival will take place from Oct. 29 to Nov. 1 at the Central Harbourfront Event Space and Tamar Park, featuring more than 340 stalls from around 30 countries and regions. The four-day event is expected to attract 168,000 visits, with Australia, Canada and South Korea making their debut and new professional guided tours and wine-tasting experiences introduced for the first time.
Lifestyle
2026.10.07 20:20
Messi bids farewell to Argentina national team, perfect curtain call An era came to an end today (Oct. 7) as Lionel Messi made his final appearance for the Argentina national team, facing African side Benin at the Estadio Monumental in Buenos Aires. Ahead of the match, Messi released a brief farewell message: "I leave with peace of mind — I gave everything."
World
2026.10.07 17:36
Typhoon season likely to end by October as HK sees low chance of direct tropical cyclone impact: Observatory Hong Kong Observatory said on Wednesday (Oct. 7) that the chance of a tropical cyclone directly affecting HK during the rest of this month is low, and the city's typhoon season is expected to end in October or earlier, in line with expectations. The Observatory also said tropical cyclones Choi-wan, Koguma and Nolo may turn northward, and reminded members of the public planning to visit Japan to closely monitor weather information.
Hong Kong
2026.10.07 16:26
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Watch This | HK has 'best chance in many decades' to lead in life and health tech, build 'new hybrid Silicon Valley': Experts Hong Kong has "the best chance in many decades" to move towards an innovation-driven economy and strengthen its position in life and health technology, HKUST medical dean Professor Li King-chuen said. He also outlined four key steps for innovation: Ideation, Investment, Implementation and Impact. Professor Lok Yuk-lam, Founding President of the HK Bio-Med Innotech Association, said the Northern Metropolis could help build a new health-tech ecosystem by attracting major enterprises and supporting the growth of smaller companies.
Hong Kong
2026.10.07 19:11
100 Ways To Drool | Tianjin-Style Sugar-Coated Fried Dough In Tianjin and Hebei, these are commonly called "tangguozi" and are a popular breakfast snack. They typically consist of two thin sheets of dough with brown sugar spread in the middle, pinched together, and then deep-fried. Once fried, the outer layer is crispy, while the brown sugar inside melts, creating a sweet and molten center. In some places, they are made into a thin, crispy version, often eaten with soy milk or tofu pudding.
100 Ways To Drool
2026.10.07 15:45
Watch This | CUSEF President: HK's 'super-connector' role goes beyond trade and capital, with 'people-to-people ties' key China-United States Exchange Foundation President James Chau said Hong Kong should leverage the advantages of "one country, two systems" to strengthen its role as a "super-connector" in a multipolar world, with people-to-people ties serving as a key foundation for meaningful connections. He also welcomed Hong Kong's first five-year plan, saying a clear development strategy would help the city navigate new global challenges and enter its "next era".
Hong Kong
2026.10.06 20:09
100 Ways To Live · Silver Friends | Redefining her golden years: 86-year-old grandma masters art of coffee Deep in the vibrant, bustling alleyways of Qingdao's Shinan historic district, a cozy little coffee shop offers a quiet sanctuary for the soul. 86-years-old Zhao Qiying is the shop's unique keeper and one of the city's most inspiring "silver-haired icons." Grinding beans, tamping coffee grounds, and extracting espresso, this octogenarian is redefining her twilight years through pure passion.
100 Ways To Live
2026.10.06 17:10
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Opinion | Philippines, China, and the SeaLight Project: Tensions at sea and the funding behind them The Philippines is being loaded as the next Ukraine. Washington writes the script. Manila supplies the boats, the cameras, and the political cover. Ordinary Filipinos stand in the water while the people who designed the provocations sit in California and Washington.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.10.04 09:30
Opinion | Can Britain so easily rejoin the European Union? In 2016, the United Kingdom voted by a narrow majority to leave the European Union (EU). This vote proved to be a decisive turning point in British domestic dynamics, creating new fault lines and a divisive environment to go with it. It thus goes without saying that there are some people, largely in the Middle Classes and in metropolitan areas, who have never gotten over Brexit, pointing to the fact that a great deal of evidence shows it has not been economically beneficial to the country.
Tom Fowdy
2026.10.02 12:00
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
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Deepline | Service upgrades and diverse entertainment make 'hospitality capital' golden brand shine brighter The seven-day National Day Golden Week is drawing to a close. In the first five days, Hong Kong received nearly 1.266 million visitor arrivals, of which about 1.127 million were mainland visitors. This is set to exceed the Immigration Department's estimate of about 1.29 million mainland visitors for the entire Golden Week, and is expected to bring about HK$1 billion in direct consumption benefits.
Deepline
2026.10.06 17:09
Deepline | Longer trips, richer experiences: National Day holiday reveals shifting tourism trends Five days into China's week-long National Day holiday, millions are still immersed in the sights, sounds and flavors of the season -- traveling, dining, exploring and enjoying the break. Y
Deepline
2026.10.06 12:15
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
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HK Wine & Dine Festival to return Oct. 29 with 340+ stalls across Central waterfront The Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival will take place from Oct. 29 to Nov. 1 at the Central Harbourfront Event Space and Tamar Park, featuring more than 340 stalls from around 30 countries and regions. The four-day event is expected to attract 168,000 visits, with Australia, Canada and South Korea making their debut and new professional guided tours and wine-tasting experiences introduced for the first time.
Lifestyle
2026.10.07 20:20
Watch This | HK has 'best chance in many decades' to lead in life and health tech, build 'new hybrid Silicon Valley': Experts Hong Kong has "the best chance in many decades" to move towards an innovation-driven economy and strengthen its position in life and health technology, HKUST medical dean Professor Li King-chuen said. He also outlined four key steps for innovation: Ideation, Investment, Implementation and Impact. Professor Lok Yuk-lam, Founding President of the HK Bio-Med Innotech Association, said the Northern Metropolis could help build a new health-tech ecosystem by attracting major enterprises and supporting the growth of smaller companies.
Hong Kong
2026.10.07 19:11
Typhoon season likely to end by October as HK sees low chance of direct tropical cyclone impact: Observatory Hong Kong Observatory said on Wednesday (Oct. 7) that the chance of a tropical cyclone directly affecting HK during the rest of this month is low, and the city's typhoon season is expected to end in October or earlier, in line with expectations. The Observatory also said tropical cyclones Choi-wan, Koguma and Nolo may turn northward, and reminded members of the public planning to visit Japan to closely monitor weather information.
Hong Kong
2026.10.07 16:26
G.E.M. Tang rumored to have quietly married longtime boyfriend in New York after 8-year romance Hong Kong pop star G.E.M. Tang, whose real name is Tang Tsz-kei, has reportedly tied the knot with her boyfriend of eight years, stylist Mark Ngai, in a low-key ceremony at a church in New York, just one day after wrapping up her three-year "I AM GLORIA" world tour in Shenzhen.
Hong Kong
2026.10.07 13:18
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A Thousand Hamlets | The ghost of patriarchy and the imprisoned soul: Zhou Puyuan and Zhou Fanyi in Thunderstorm Cao Yu's Thunderstorm is a tragedy of a bourgeois family with a strong feudal colour in modern China. It is also a reflection on the status of Chinese women under the May Fourth wave. This essay focuses on two central figures: Zhou Puyuan, the male authority who dominates the family, and Zhou Fanyi, the upper-class woman imprisoned within it. Together they reveal how spiritual oppression operates across class and gender in the feudal-bourgeois household.
A Thousand Hamlets
2026.10.07 18:00
100 Ways To Drool | Tianjin-Style Sugar-Coated Fried Dough In Tianjin and Hebei, these are commonly called "tangguozi" and are a popular breakfast snack. They typically consist of two thin sheets of dough with brown sugar spread in the middle, pinched together, and then deep-fried. Once fried, the outer layer is crispy, while the brown sugar inside melts, creating a sweet and molten center. In some places, they are made into a thin, crispy version, often eaten with soy milk or tofu pudding.
100 Ways To Drool
2026.10.07 15:45
Watch This | New tourism experiences boost holiday spending across China From drone shows and cliffside stays to open-air museums, new tourism experiences are taking center stage during China's National Day holiday. Across the country, attractions are creating new ways to keep visitors engaged—and staying longer.
China
2026.10.07 09:26
Deepline | Longer trips, richer experiences: National Day holiday reveals shifting tourism trends Five days into China's week-long National Day holiday, millions are still immersed in the sights, sounds and flavors of the season -- traveling, dining, exploring and enjoying the break. Y
Deepline
2026.10.06 12:15
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Messi bids farewell to Argentina national team, perfect curtain call An era came to an end today (Oct. 7) as Lionel Messi made his final appearance for the Argentina national team, facing African side Benin at the Estadio Monumental in Buenos Aires. Ahead of the match, Messi released a brief farewell message: "I leave with peace of mind — I gave everything."
World
2026.10.07 17:36
McDonald's faces US class action over alleged AI algorithm price manipulation According to Reuters, McDonald's in the United States is facing a class action lawsuit in Chicago federal court brought by an Illinois resident, accusing the company of using artificial intelligence algorithms to illegally manipulate and coordinate menu prices at franchised and company-owned restaurants in violation of U.S. antitrust law. The lawsuit was filed on Oct. 2, and the plaintiff is seeking to represent potentially millions of McDonald's customers.
World
2026.10.07 15:13
Asian Games medalist says military exemption more important than gold: S. Korea weighs abolishing gold medal exemption system South Korea's Ministry of National Defense said on Oct. 6 that it is considering tightening or even abolishing the military service exemption system for athletes and artists, after some Asian Games gold medalists sparked controversy by saying that avoiding military service mattered more than winning gold.
World
2026.10.07 14:07
Naha City Assembly passes protest resolution over alleged killing by US service member in Okinawa The Naha City Assembly in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan, unanimously passed a protest resolution and written opinion on Oct. 6 over the suspected killing of a U.S. service member stationed in Okinawa, demanding effective measures to prevent similar incidents from happening again.
World
2026.10.06 18:19
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HK Wine & Dine Festival to return Oct. 29 with 340+ stalls across Central waterfront The Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival will take place from Oct. 29 to Nov. 1 at the Central Harbourfront Event Space and Tamar Park, featuring more than 340 stalls from around 30 countries and regions. The four-day event is expected to attract 168,000 visits, with Australia, Canada and South Korea making their debut and new professional guided tours and wine-tasting experiences introduced for the first time.
Lifestyle
2026.10.07 20:20
A Thousand Hamlets | The ghost of patriarchy and the imprisoned soul: Zhou Puyuan and Zhou Fanyi in Thunderstorm Cao Yu's Thunderstorm is a tragedy of a bourgeois family with a strong feudal colour in modern China. It is also a reflection on the status of Chinese women under the May Fourth wave. This essay focuses on two central figures: Zhou Puyuan, the male authority who dominates the family, and Zhou Fanyi, the upper-class woman imprisoned within it. Together they reveal how spiritual oppression operates across class and gender in the feudal-bourgeois household.
A Thousand Hamlets
2026.10.07 18:00
Asian Games medalist says military exemption more important than gold: S. Korea weighs abolishing gold medal exemption system South Korea's Ministry of National Defense said on Oct. 6 that it is considering tightening or even abolishing the military service exemption system for athletes and artists, after some Asian Games gold medalists sparked controversy by saying that avoiding military service mattered more than winning gold.
World
2026.10.07 14:07
Connecting Dots | Durian or smelly armpit? Pick your poison on public transport We all use public transport, and we've all seen things we wish we could unsee. So we hit the streets to ask: what's the funniest or craziest thing you've ever experienced? One person remembered a wild night on an Athens bus at 2 am. Another recalled friends doing pull-ups on the MTR.
Connecting Dots
2026.10.06 16:00
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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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