Laurent Michelon, a French scholar living in China for nearly 25 years, recently published a new book. Intrigued by the contrast between his positive experiences in China and Western media's negative portrayal, Michelon sought to offer an objective narrative. He argues that Western media often demonize countries that refuse to align with Western interests, following the agenda of the "deep state." Michelon also believes that France and China are naturally aligned for cooperation and encourages Westerners to visit China to gain a more balanced perspective.

After obtaining his PhD in planetary geology, Dr. Qian joined the Laboratory for Space Research at the University of Hong Kong as a postdoctoral researcher. His contributions to Chang'e Program include significant advancements in the geological characteristics of landing sites, research on simulated lunar soil, and analysis of returned lunar samples.

In our latest interview, we had the privilege of speaking with Liu Wei, the Co-founder and CEO of BioMap.

In our recent interview with Laurent Michelon, a foreign scholar with extensive experience in China, he discusses his new book, "Understanding the Relationship Between China and the West: An Introverted Superpower and an Isolated Hegemon." In it, he offers insights that challenge conventional Western narratives.

In this latest edition of Be My Guest, we have with us Sophia Hotung, a young promising writer and illustrator. Growing up in Hong Kong, Hotung's upbringing was a unique and influential factor in her artistic expression. "Being Eurasian is the most evident thing in a lot of my work, I mix local Hong Kong elements with Western elements."

We are honored to have Tommy Suen, Project Manager of Comfort Me, share his heartfelt journey into social enterprise, introducing us to how 3D-printed breast prostheses can help women. As a true "slasher", with a blend of humanities and STEM charm, not only is he actively involved in a variety of social activities, but he also has a perfect balance between life and work.

Glamorous as it might appear to be, Hong Kong is one of those cities where you have to actually live there to see what's behind the glitz and glamor: the high cost and fast pace of life, the small living space, and the high level of anxiety among people. All these, however, become the perfect material for Cassie's vivid and explicit writing.

Three tiny figures appeared in the studio today: Shristy from Nepal, Zlata from Russia, and Jacob from the Philippines. They are all studying at Yaumati Kaifong Association School.

As an abstract term, "humanism" is embodied in the "reflection" of human beings. In recent years, with the advent of the information age and the rise of online opinion leaders, people have gradually begun to examine their own behavior and focus on social phenomena, trying to help solve social problems through their personal actions.

Eleri Wynne, born in 1953 in Wales, is a teacher and pianist who is proficient in English, Welsh, French, Swedish, Chinese, and other languages. She has a Master's degree in literature and education from the University of Reading. Wynne has been a resident of China since her arrival in 1992 and claims that after 30 years there, she feels more at home there than in England.

Be My Guest | The healing power of service: HK radiologist Kevin Lau finds delight in giving back

To this day, the friendship between China and Pakistan remains strong. Danyal, who has been to China many times, expresses his love for China and its people. "I love China, I love Chinese culture, and I love people there." Danyal also hopes to take this opportunity to promote Pakistani culture to China and even the world, as the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) has facilitated deeper cooperation between Chinese and Pakistani enterprises.

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.