This Halloween, it's time to level up your costume game! Will you go for a bone-chilling ghost that haunts the night or a sultry bunny costume that turns heads?

Our recent street interview captures the essence of visiting Sri Lanka, particularly the renowned Elephant Orphanage. Tourists from various parts of the world have gathered to experience the beauty and culture of this island nation, and many have expressed their enthusiasm for the ethical treatment of elephants at the orphanage.

Many people are drawn to their cuteness and companionship when speaking about pets, especially cats. In our lively interview, the interviewer's discussion concerns the monthly costs spent on cats and their attitude towards them. From this video, we can sense people's love and care for their pets, sometimes transcending mere pet ownership to viewing them as family members.

The quadrennial Olympic Games are here! In Paris, renowned for its rich history and romantic ambiance, athletes worldwide will showcase their abilities to achieve the motto "faster, higher, stronger. " While challenging their opponents and pushing their limits, these athletes are also testing the boundaries of human potential.

Hong Kong is a metropolis surrounded with towering skyscrapers and bustling streets. However, the true heart of this city lies in its vibrant food culture, a captivating fusion of flavors and traditions.

In the bustling metropolis of Hong Kong, how people handle transactions has evolved significantly. Now that Hong Kong is becoming more and more connected to the Mainland, people's payment methods are also affected.

The FIBA 3x3 Universality Olympic Qualifying Tournament 1, a three-on-three basketball event, took place from April 12 to 14 at Victoria Park. The 3x3 Village, a carnival-like event organized by FIBA, featured a city sports experience zone, FIBA-standard 3x3 basketball courts, food stalls, retail booths, urban creative culture, and tattoo art.

HK's new legislation for regulating disposable plastic tableware and other plastic products took effect on April 22. This new law, aimed at reducing plastic pollution and addressing climate change, has sparked widespread discussion.

China, with its thousands of years of history, is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and vast landscapes. However, as the ancient Chinese poet Lu You once said, "What's learned from books is superficial after all. It's crucial to have it personally tested somehow." Many foreigners visit China with the intention of immersing themselves in its customs and traditions to foster better understanding and communication.

Have you ever imagined that one day your pet(s) would suddenly call your name? Have you ever wondered what they meant by their woofs, meows, chirps, or oinks, or whatever...? What will they ask you for, be it a warm hug or a mountain of food and snacks? This time, we interviewed some parents of furkids, who shared with us the joy and fun of raising their beloved pets. What do the parents think their furkids might want to say? Is there a kind of pet that they consider "creepy"? Watch the video to find out more!

Living in the mainland China offers a diverse and enriching experience for foreigners who have chosen to make this country their home. Beyond the cultural nuances and culinary delights, one aspect that continually impresses expats is China's exceptional infrastructure. The country has invested heavily in creating a seamless and efficient travel experience, from gleaming skyscrapers to extensive transportation networks.

Proposals at the "Two Sessions" cover a wide range of areas, including many important issues related to people's livelihood.  This time, our mainland correspondents interviewed some foreigners to find out their views on the environment, security situation, and price level there.

With Beijing's "Two Sessions" underway, DotDotNews reporters took to the streets in Hong Kong and interviewed some citizens on how they rate their happiness levels in the city and what their favorite leisure activities are.

Chinese people are meticulous in their efforts to avoid bad luck and misfortune. During Chinese New Year, red decorations adorn homes, symbolizing good fortune and warding off evil spirits. People also exchange red envelopes containing "lucky money" as a gesture of goodwill.

The Chinese New Year is a time to connect and share joy with one another.