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A Thousand Hamlets

A Thousand Hamlets | Between tradition and the world: The everyday poetics of Ye Si In discussions of Hong Kong writer Ye Si (Leung Ping-kwan, 1949–2013), critics have long tended to classify his literary style under Western modernism or postmodernism. He graduated from Baptist College with a degree in English, then earned a PhD in Comparative Literature from the University of California, San Diego. From the 1970s onward, he introduced the French New Novel and Latin American literature to readers in Hong Kong and Taiwan through translations and critical essays.

A Thousand Hamlets

2026.06.23 18:00

A Thousand Hamlets | Between tradition and the world: The everyday poetics of Ye Si

A Thousand Hamlets | Between tradition and the world: The everyday poetics of Ye Si

A Thousand Hamlets | Suspended between advance and retreat: Existential silhouette and inner twilight in Mon Mon (The Gate) is the final installment of Natsume Sōseki's Love Trilogy. As I explored in my analysis of the previous two works, which follow a progressive trajectory, the final piece is invariably where the emotional intensity must subside. While the story may subtly allude to the illicit union depicted in the second work, I prefer to detach this novel from the continuity of its predecessors and to regard its protagonist as a fully socialized character, one who has already matured, for he no longer displays the naïve choices and impulses of the earlier figures.

A Thousand Hamlets

2026.06.04 15:00

A Thousand Hamlets | Suspended between advance and retreat: Existential silhouette and inner twilight in Mon

A Thousand Hamlets | Suspended between advance and retreat: Existential silhouette and inner twilight in Mon

A Thousand Hamlets | Tranquility in the heart of bustle: Experiencing Buddha's Birthday in Hong Kong In Hong Kong, the air in May is always an interplay of saline humidity from the sea and the quietude of burning incense. Every year on the eighth day of the fourth lunar month, the city shifts its rhythm. From the morning bells of the Tian Tan Buddha on Lantau Island to the rhythmic chanting at Chi Lin Nunnery in Diamond Hill, and the thunderous gongs and drums on Cheung Chau Island, the metropolis seems to slip through the cracks of its modern financial pulse into an ancient, profound frequency. This is the Buddha's Birthday.

A Thousand Hamlets

2026.05.21 11:00

A Thousand Hamlets | Tranquility in the heart of bustle: Experiencing Buddha's Birthday in Hong Kong

A Thousand Hamlets | Tranquility in the heart of bustle: Experiencing Buddha's Birthday in Hong Kong

A Thousand Hamlets | Silent Friend: A silent long march through labyrinth of introspection Time is a wallless botanical garden. The 1832 ginkgo stands there—a unique, untranslatable tome in the library of the Marburg University. Three generations have inscribed a century of forked time into the veins of its leaves, leaving behind only the oblivion that lives in human memory. We always think of ourselves as the chroniclers of history, as those who have walked out of time's labyrinth—yet we do not realize that between the ginkgo's leaves, we have already fallen into its silent gaze, becoming an unalterable, obscure, flowing line of script in its growth rings.

A Thousand Hamlets

2026.05.07 20:00

A Thousand Hamlets | Silent Friend: A silent long march through labyrinth of introspection

A Thousand Hamlets | Silent Friend: A silent long march through labyrinth of introspection

A Thousand Hamlets | And then, would you risk everything for love? Have you ever had a moment in your life when you were willing to risk everything for love?

A Thousand Hamlets

2026.04.09 19:00

A Thousand Hamlets | And then, would you risk everything for love?

A Thousand Hamlets | And then, would you risk everything for love?

A Thousand Hamlets | Between tradition and the world: The everyday poetics of Ye Si

A Thousand Hamlets | Between tradition and the world: The everyday poetics of Ye Si

A Thousand Hamlets | Between tradition and the world: The everyday poetics of Ye Si In discussions of Hong Kong writer Ye Si (Leung Ping-kwan, 1949–2013), critics have long tended to classify his literary style under Western modernism or postmodernism. He graduated from Baptist College with a degree in English, then earned a PhD in Comparative Literature from the University of California, San Diego. From the 1970s onward, he introduced the French New Novel and Latin American literature to readers in Hong Kong and Taiwan through translations and critical essays.

A Thousand Hamlets

2026.06.23 18:00

A Thousand Hamlets | Suspended between advance and retreat: Existential silhouette and inner twilight in Mon

A Thousand Hamlets | Suspended between advance and retreat: Existential silhouette and inner twilight in Mon

A Thousand Hamlets | Suspended between advance and retreat: Existential silhouette and inner twilight in Mon Mon (The Gate) is the final installment of Natsume Sōseki's Love Trilogy. As I explored in my analysis of the previous two works, which follow a progressive trajectory, the final piece is invariably where the emotional intensity must subside. While the story may subtly allude to the illicit union depicted in the second work, I prefer to detach this novel from the continuity of its predecessors and to regard its protagonist as a fully socialized character, one who has already matured, for he no longer displays the naïve choices and impulses of the earlier figures.

A Thousand Hamlets

2026.06.04 15:00

A Thousand Hamlets | Tranquility in the heart of bustle: Experiencing Buddha's Birthday in Hong Kong

A Thousand Hamlets | Tranquility in the heart of bustle: Experiencing Buddha's Birthday in Hong Kong

A Thousand Hamlets | Tranquility in the heart of bustle: Experiencing Buddha's Birthday in Hong Kong In Hong Kong, the air in May is always an interplay of saline humidity from the sea and the quietude of burning incense. Every year on the eighth day of the fourth lunar month, the city shifts its rhythm. From the morning bells of the Tian Tan Buddha on Lantau Island to the rhythmic chanting at Chi Lin Nunnery in Diamond Hill, and the thunderous gongs and drums on Cheung Chau Island, the metropolis seems to slip through the cracks of its modern financial pulse into an ancient, profound frequency. This is the Buddha's Birthday.

A Thousand Hamlets

2026.05.21 11:00

A Thousand Hamlets | Silent Friend: A silent long march through labyrinth of introspection

A Thousand Hamlets | Silent Friend: A silent long march through labyrinth of introspection

A Thousand Hamlets | Silent Friend: A silent long march through labyrinth of introspection Time is a wallless botanical garden. The 1832 ginkgo stands there—a unique, untranslatable tome in the library of the Marburg University. Three generations have inscribed a century of forked time into the veins of its leaves, leaving behind only the oblivion that lives in human memory. We always think of ourselves as the chroniclers of history, as those who have walked out of time's labyrinth—yet we do not realize that between the ginkgo's leaves, we have already fallen into its silent gaze, becoming an unalterable, obscure, flowing line of script in its growth rings.

A Thousand Hamlets

2026.05.07 20:00

A Thousand Hamlets | And then, would you risk everything for love?

A Thousand Hamlets | And then, would you risk everything for love?

A Thousand Hamlets | And then, would you risk everything for love? Have you ever had a moment in your life when you were willing to risk everything for love?

A Thousand Hamlets

2026.04.09 19:00

A Thousand Hamlets | The modern life of the queen of detective fiction

A Thousand Hamlets | The modern life of the queen of detective fiction

A Thousand Hamlets | The modern life of the queen of detective fiction This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of the death of the renowned British author Agatha Christie (1890–1976). Her novels are still read in over 103 languages, her plays continue to tour stages around the world, and this best-selling 'Queen of Detective Fiction' in literary history continues to attract legions of readers and audiences.

A Thousand Hamlets

2026.04.01 15:30

A Thousand Hamlets | Reflections on Antigone in Hong Kong

A Thousand Hamlets | Reflections on Antigone in Hong Kong

A Thousand Hamlets | Reflections on Antigone in Hong Kong How does a play written 2500 years ago connect with a modern audience? The Asian premiere of a dance theatre production of Antigone at the 54th Hong Kong Arts Festival staged a provocative cross-cultural encounter. This radical reincarnation of Sophocles' play was advertised by the winter guests company as a "complete sensorial experience, a defiant celebration of our shared humanity, and a call to feel, question, and act." These heady ambitions are grounded in fundamental beliefs about the human condition.

A Thousand Hamlets

2026.03.25 15:50

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