In this special episode we are honored to have the legendary jazz figure, Mr. Wynton Marsalis, as our guest. As one of our time's most influential jazz musicians, Mr. Marsalis has captivated audiences worldwide with his extraordinary talent and innovative musical style. His profound understanding of music and unique insights are truly refreshing.

To make ancient Chinese instruments speak in the modern language is the charm of Chinese music. On Nov. 15, the concert "Then and Now: A Dialogue" will take place at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Concert Hall. The performance will be conducted by Mr. Chew Hee-chiat, Assistant Artistic Director and Resident Conductor of the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra, and will feature renowned Chinese artist Ms. Gong Linna as the soloist. Together, they will present a captivating auditory and visual experience, blending and colliding diverse musical styles.

On the morning of November 3 (local time), Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump held a campaign rally in the swing state of Pennsylvania, specifically in the small town of Lititz. The rally took place outdoors.

In this interview, Mr. Kantola and Mrs. Kantola are invited to share their life in Hong Kong and recommend unique tourist attractions in Finland.

They not only frequent mountains and nature parks to work out and refresh themselves as passionate hikers but also enjoy the fun of exploring the city where they can immerse themselves in various concerts in City Hall, take the double-deck buses to perceive the beauty of the city streets and discover the practical pedestrian bridges that traverse the skyscrapers, etc.

Today, one of our editors at DotDotNews received a scam call. But after just a few lines, the scammer abruptly hung up! Curious how our editor handled the situation so cleverly? Watch the video to find out!

This excerpt from the video highlights key points from his discussion.

In Hong Kong, there are many historical monuments and buildings topped with ceramic sculptures of different shapes, which are known as Shiwan ceramics. Hong Kong's renowned ceramicist and sculptor Lo Sai-keung, in his other capacity, is the inheritor and promoter of Shiwan ceramics in Hong Kong.

Paris has put considerable effort into venue selection to make the Games more appealing.

Since returning from South Korea in early April, the much-anticipated giant panda "Fubao" has been residing at the China Conservation and Research

Aiming at providing a free platform for young Hong Kong artists to showcase their artistic direction and achievements to the general public, Hong Kong Emerging Artists Exhibition inherits the philosophy of reviving Chinese culture from Professor Jao Tsung-i, Master of Chinese Studies, by encouraging participating artists to revitalize the spirit of Chinese art.

The rhythmic tapping of the foot pedal, the gentle push of the fabric, and the synchronized dance of the needle and thread - the meticulously aligned stitches line the edge of the fabric, a testament to the craft.

Since the Ming treasure voyages led some Chinese to migrate and settle in Southeast Asia, a profound cultural bond has taken root between the Chinese and Malay communities in Peninsular Malaysia.  Malaysia has maintained active trade engagement with Hong Kong for over a century. While past collaborations spanned traditional sectors like finance, healthcare, and consumer goods, new opportunities have emerged in electric vehicles and renewable energy industries.

At last week's Lujiazui Forum in Shanghai, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) Chairman Wu Qing announced that the CSRC will issue eight measures to deepen the reform of the STAR Market. The release of the "Eight Measures for STAR Market" marks a new stage in the reform of the STAR Market. Ren Libo, founder and president of Beijing Yuanda Investment Co., Ltd. and a well-known investor, believes that the "Eight Measures for STAR Market" will help drive technological innovation and industrial upgrading and

The EMU sleeper train service on the Hong Kong section of the high-speed rail commenced operations on June 15.