Born and raised in China, Nan Li graduated from American Film Institute in Cinematography. His work has been seen at the Houston, Vancouver, London, Los Angeles, and Rome International Film Festivals. In 2022, his work Boogie Rage won the Gold Remi Award for Cinematography from WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival.

"I was the first Chinese presenter in the Netherlands," CJ Cheung told us with a spark in his eyes. As a Dutch-born Chinese, Cheung is a program host and content creator keen on promoting Chinese culture, who is now based in Hong Kong.

In this episode of Be My Guest, we invite three young representatives from the Hong Kong Curling Association (HKCuA): Ashura Wong, Member of HK Women's Curling Team, Martin Yan, Member of HK Men's Curling Team, and Jonas Lai, Member of HK Junior boys Curling Team. They have expressed their hope that through their continual efforts, more HK people, regardless of age, gender and physical strength, would be able to experience and enjoy the fascinating sport of curling.

In this episode of Be My Guest, we are honored to invite Dr. Ming Wai-kit, an assistant professor in public health and epidemiology at the City University of HK, to share with us his inspiring stories.

The history of interaction between India and China, two of the most ancient civilizations in the world, can be dated back to over 2,000 years ago. Kaushal Goyal, CEO of GBD BOOKS, is one of those people who have been keen on building a bridge between the two cultures through his own efforts.

Elegant, sensitive, and with a touch of class would be the three adjectives that come to your mind when you meet Julia Wen, until she affectionately reads to you one of her poems about her son in a subtly choked voice, and then you get to see the soft, gentle and loving part of this adorable lady. As Julia describes herself, she is "first and foremost a mother, a wife and basically a writer.”

Richard Cullen, Law Professor of Hong Kong University, came to the city initially on a short-term contract, and ended up settling down here. This time, DotDotNews talks to Professor Cullen about his story with HK.

Coco Chanel, the founder of the luxury brand Chanel, once said, "Fashion is not something that exists in dresses only. Fashion is in the sky, in the street. Fashion has to do with ideas, the way we live, what is happening." That kind of concept coincides with the fashion philosophy of Stefania Saviolo, Italian professor of brand management at Bocconi University, who is also DotDotNews' guest for this episode of "Be My Guest".

Being the first Director of Public Prosecution for Hong Kong after the reunification in 1997, Grenville Cross has seen the changes, as well as ups and downs in HK. He always feels that it is his obligation to serve the city and stay vocal for the land he calls home.

"Tell you a secret, I never drink a beer in my life." Allan Zeman, the founder of Lan Kwai Fong Group, tells us more secrets and the history of Lan Kwai Fong in a recent exclusive interview with DotDotNews. Check the video for the full interview.

“Tell you a secret, I never drink a beer in my life.” Allan Zeman, the founder of Lan Kwai Fong Group, tells us more secrets and the history of Lan Kwai Fong in a recent exclusive interview with DotDotNews. Coming soon.

Elegant, well-behaved and with an adorable smile even outshining her sparkling dress: These are the first impression that Anna has struck DotDotNews team. But as she reveals more about herself during the interview, one can only be stunned by her sensible thoughts and caring personality. Who says that a small child cannot think big?

Our beloved friend and former guest to DotDotNew's "Be My Guest" program, Peter Bentley, has recently passed away. We express our deepest condolences and republish our previous interview with him. 

They work together and live together. They are basically with each other 24/7. This couple never get bored though, and when they communicate with each other and tell jokes, their faces sparkle with happiness.

Hong Kong government has announced that it would provide free testing to all residents. Meanwhile, mainland China has sent the medical support team to help HK fight against the surging cases. What do the residents think of the government measures? Will they do the testing? How do they view some concerns regarding the medical support team? And what will be the first thing they want to do after the pandemic?