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A Thousand Hamlets | Western food in Hong Kong: The 'Cha Chaan Teng' story In 1840, after the Opium War, Hong Kong was forced to become a British colony. From then on, British culture began to flow into Hong Kong, where Chinese and Western cultures met and clashed.
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2026.09.22 09:20
A Thousand Hamlets | Seeking another Kawabata in Izu's summer chill Izu is a place that stays cool even in summer. Though not far from Tokyo, it feels as if the seasons themselves have shifted. I visited Shuzenji during the pandemic — the very spot where the first hot spring appears in The Dancing Girl of Izu.
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2026.08.16 19:00
A Thousand Hamlets | Jeep girls and everyday encounters in postwar China China-West relations are the key to a prosperous future for millions of people, not least for those of us who live and work in Hong Kong. Understanding how the past shapes the present and the future is crucial to this relationship.
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2026.08.13 19:00
A Thousand Hamlets | Beyond the ending: In memory of Keigo Higashino On the twenty-third of July, 2026, Keigo Higashino, master of Japanese mystery fiction, passed away from colorectal cancer at the age of sixty-eight.
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2026.07.30 12:00
A Thousand Hamlets | 1997 cinema in dreams, long reconciliation and starting over Today is July 1. As we mark the 29th anniversary of Hong Kong's return, approaching the subject through films that played in both Hong Kong and the mainland in 1997 offers a lens full of tension. If we step away from the celebratory glare and turn back to the dim cinema halls of 1997, we find that what unfolded on screen that year was far more complex than the handover ceremony itself—it was the manifestation of several dreams, disconnected yet secretly interpenetrating, that precisely reflected the turbulence where grand historical transformation intersected with individual fate.
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2026.07.01 16:00
A Thousand Hamlets | Tragedy at the Hong Kong International Shakespeare Festival The Hong Kong International Shakespeare Festival – this year featuring performances in Cantonese, English, Korean, Polish, Romanian, and Tibetan – has established itself as a gem in the city's showcase of East-West cultural exchange.
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2026.06.29 17:30
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.
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2026.06.23 18:00
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