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Watch This | Attention! 11 cars involved in Tuen Mun Road traffic accident

A multi-vehicle collision occurred on Tuen Mun Road heading towards Kowloon around 8 am today (Nov. 21), involving 11 private cars. The scene is currently congested. Online videos show a chain reaction with eight cars in the front colliding, followed by three cars at the back.

1-minute News | Chinglish goes global: A cultural phenomenon

Chinglish has taken the world by storm, with phrases like "You pretty, he ugly; You swan, he frog" gaining popularity overseas. As a unique cross-cultural phenomenon, Chinglish is becoming an integral part of international exchanges. Since 1994, it has contributed between 5% and 22% of new vocabulary in global English. Well-known expressions such as "paper tiger," "good good study, day day up," and "add oil" have even made their way into the Oxford English Dictionary.

1-minute News | See you at AIRSIDE! Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In Exhibition begins its second phase

Since opening on October 7, the exhibition of the movie Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In has attracted crowds of locals and tourists. Today (Nov. 20), the first phase of the exhibition concluded, with the second phase scheduled to move to Kai Tak on December 16. This phase will take place at the AIRSIDE mall located in the old Kai Tak Airport, which serves as the "main stage" for the movie's story.

1-minute News | When 'Uproar in Heaven' comes true: Over 200 monkeys in Thailand escape en Masse

Around 200 monkeys escaped from the Pho Kao Ton Animal Nursery Center in Lopburi, Thailand on Nov. 16, damaging the facility's enclosures. They took to the streets, invaded homes in search of food, and even collectively stormed a nearby police station. Officers had to retreat inside the station, closing doors and windows to protect the property. So far, only 40 monkeys have returned to their cages, and officials are still capturing the remaining escapees.

1-minute News | Scientifically revealed: Can these foods really fight cancer?

Have you ever come across the brainwashing statement online that "eating garlic, tomatoes, or black mushrooms can fight cancer"? Is there really such a thing as "anti-cancer" foods? The truth is, no single food or ingredient can prevent or cure cancer. However, scientists do agree that certain foods contain health-boosting compounds-like anthocyanins, flavonoids, and other antioxidants found in vegetables and fruits, not to mention essential vitamins and minerals.

1-minute News | Overview of sentences for defendants in HK's subversion case

How long are the sentences for Benny Tai and other convicted Defendants? Check it out in one image!

Watch This | China unveils design for fully reusable heavy rocket

China unveils a design for a fully reusable heavy rocket at the 15th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition. Click the animated video to find out how the two stages of the launch vehicle get recovered.

1-minute News | Survey: 90% of children in subdivided flats have spinal issues

This Wednesday (Nov. 20) is World Children's Day. Currently, however, it is estimated that nearly 50,000 children and teenagers in Hong Kong live in inadequate housing such as subdivided flats.

DDN Business Insider | Opportunities and challenges for virtual assets intertwine after Fed's rate cut and Trump's victory

Trump returns to the White House as the cryptocurrency market continues to experience volatility, and Bitcoin once broke through $90,000, setting new records repeatedly. How does the Fed's 25 bps rate cut in November affect the virtual asset investment market?

100 Ways To Drool | Sugar painting

Sugar painting is a form of traditional Chinese folk art using hot, liquid sugar to create two-dimensional objects on a marble or metal surface.

1-minute News | Are emojis and softening words taking over your chats?

Do you ever worry that your tone might be misunderstood and add emojis or softening words constantly in your messages? This phenomenon has been defined online as "Text People-Pleasing Syndrome." while not an official psychological or medical term, it describes those who, out of concern for others' feelings, tend to use overly friendly and accommodating language to avoid coming across as cold or harsh.

Watch This | A rough way back home: Chinese internet celebrity escapes from scam gang in Ukraine

A Chinese online celebrity was ambushed by a suspected local scam gang in Ukraine but made it out unscathed. Ironically, the scam group turned out to include his countryman, a notorious Chinese.

DotDotWeekly | HK news highlights from Nov. 11 to 15

The Financial Secretary, Paul Chan, delivered a speech on Nov. 12 at the 25th anniversary celebration of the Tracker Fund of Hong Kong, commending its pivotal role in the development of the city's financial market and its enduring impact on the exchange-traded fund (ETF) sector.

Watch This | International visitors spark tourism boom in central China's Hunan province

With some exciting new travel upgrades, there has never been a better time to visit Xiangxi, central China's Hunan Province! Now, visitors can enjoy stunning landscapes and unique charm, along with more payment options and bilingual signage.

Watch This | Tree collapses at Prince Edward, damaging several vehicles

This morning around 7 a.m., a tree approximately 10 meters tall fell towards the traffic lanes near the junction of Prince Edward Road West and Lai Tak Street, lying across three traffic lanes and crushing the railings and the roofs of three vehicles, including a private car, a taxi, and a school bus.
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