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Connecting Dots | Chinese men are welcome in Thailand? Foreign students spill the tea What's it really like to study in China? We interviewed international students from around the world to hear their first impressions and cultural observations about life in China.

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2026.02.16 10:00

Connecting Dots | Why choose HK? Foreign entrepreneurs say it's trustworthy, transparent, and full of opportunity Hong Kong remains a top destination for global entrepreneurs seeking opportunity, trust, and growth. In this video, business leaders and investors from Turkey, Pakistan, and Russia share firsthand experiences of doing business in the city—some of them for more than a decade.

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Connecting Dots | 'Traitor finally pays the price': Public reacts to Jimmy Lai verdict Jimmy Lai, founder of Next Digital and Apple Daily, was sentenced today (Feb. 9) to 20 years in prison after being convicted of conspiring to collude with foreign forces and publishing seditious publications. Jimmy Lai will serve the 18-year sentence consecutively with an earlier fraud conviction.

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2026.02.09 18:22

Connecting Dots | Beyond language barriers: Travelers find friendly & helpful spirit in HK Many respondents cited Hong Kong's unique status as an "Asian hub" and the remarkable contrast between its skyscrapers and the surrounding mountains and sea as major attractions. One visitor remarked, "A good mix of environment between the city and the mountains and the beaches."

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2026.02.06 15:00

Connecting Dots | Spot on! Expat says HK$5,000 seatbelt penalty for buses 'very reasonable' After the implementation of the new seatbelt regulations for public transport in Hong Kong (passengers on buses must wear seat belts if the seats are equipped with them), the move has drawn widespread attention from the public. Recently, foreign resident Tony, in an interview, accurately cited the maximum fine of HK$5,000 for non-compliance and stated that this measure is "quite reasonable."

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Connecting Dots | New traffic regulation in HK: Tourists react to seatbelt fines Hong Kong has introduced new road traffic safety regulations effective January 25. All passengers in public transport and commercial vehicles are now required to wear seatbelts. When seated on a bus, if a seat is equipped with a seatbelt, it must be worn; otherwise, it constitutes a violation, subject to a maximum fine of HK$5,000 and up to three months' imprisonment.

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2026.01.29 11:07

Connecting Dots | Unbuckled and unaware? What expats think of HK's bus seatbelt law According to the government, starting from January 25, all public transport and commercial vehicles' seated passengers must wear seat belts. Violators will be liable to a maximum fine of HK$5,000 and imprisonment for up to three months. However, a recent street interview by DotDotNews revealed that many foreigners in Hong Kong remain unaware of the new law — most responded with surprise, saying, "I haven't heard about it," while only a few observant passengers had noticed the in-vehicle signage.

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2026.01.16 17:05

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