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Opinion | Remember the ghosts of the Nanjing Massacre Today, at 10 a.m. sharp, a siren wailed in every corner of China. People stood in sorrowful silence, heads bowed, in painful remembrance of over 300,000 souls who perished at the hands of barbaric Japanese war criminals.

Philip Yeung

2025.12.13 19:46

Opinion | Remember the ghosts of the Nanjing Massacre

WTT HK | Thrilling seven-game comeback! Wang Chuqin rallies from 0-2 down to defeat Japan's Sora Matsushima The WTT Hong Kong Finals delivered a nail-biting men's singles clash tonight (Dec. 10) at the Hong Kong Coliseum in Hung Hom. Chinese national team ace Wang Chuqin faced a formidable challenge from Japan's rising star Matsushima Sora. Despite falling into a 0-2 deficit, Wang staged an incredible comeback, battling through seven grueling games to secure a 4-3 victory (6-11, 9-11, 11-4, 12-14, 12-10, 11-4, 11-9), advancing to the quarterfinals.

Hong Kong

2025.12.10 22:02

WTT HK | Thrilling seven-game comeback! Wang Chuqin rallies from 0-2 down to defeat Japan's Sora Matsushima

Connecting Dots | Lights, cheers, and world-class table tennis: What fans love about WTT Hong Kong As the WTT Finals Hong Kong 2025 unfold at the iconic Hong Kong Coliseum from December 10 to 14, the city is buzzing with excitement. Fans from around the world—and from right here in Hong Kong—have gathered to witness world-class table tennis up close. From seasoned supporters of the Chinese national team to newcomers cheering for rising stars like Felix Lebrun and Truls Moregard, the passion in the stands is undeniable.

Connecting Dots

2025.12.13 15:00

C'est la Chine · France | Promoting table tennis in France, Lebrun brothers aim for 2028 LA Olympics podium At the 2024 Paris Olympics, 17-year-old French prodigy Félix Lebrun captured the bronze medal in men's singles table tennis, becoming the youngest Olympic singles medalist in table tennis history.

C'est la Chine

2025.12.13 17:02

I Live in HK EP5 | 'I thought it couldn't be better than Paris': French exchange student finds unexpected home in HK In this episode, we follow the footsteps of Clara, an exchange student from France, as she rediscovers Hong Kong through her sincere observations and heartfelt experiences. Through her eyes, we see a city layered with contrasts, rich with complexity, and generous in its ability to embrace those who arrive as strangers. This is not just a temporary journey — it is a profound exploration of cultural collision, identity reconstruction, and the search for emotional belonging.

I Live in HK

2025.12.09 16:25

Mable Chan: Eastern Rail Line's Kwu Tung Station expected to open as scheduled next year Secretary for Transport and Logistics, Ms. Mable Chan, stated at the Legislative Council meeting today (Jan. 21) that the government is fully advancing the Northern Link project. Among its components, the East Rail Line's Kwu Tung Station commenced construction in 2023 and is progressing well.

Hong Kong

2026.01.21 20:12

Deepline | HK bus seat belt regulation to take effect: Will passengers buckle up? A new regulation mandating seat belt usage on buses will come into effect this Sunday (Jan. 25). During on-site tests, a Ta Kung Pao reporter checked around 300 seat belts across over 10 trips on KMB and Citybus services, finding that some seat belts could not be pulled out. Currently, there are a few reminder notices inside bus compartments regarding seat belt fastening.

Deepline

2026.01.21 19:15

1-minute News | SEVENTEEN to return to HK with concerts on Feb. 28 and March 1 The highly popular Korean group SEVENTEEN will hold their concert, "SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_] IN HONG KONG", at the Kai Tak Stadium on Feb. 28 and March 1. This will be their second time performing at the venue following their concert in September last year.

1-minute News

2026.01.21 19:03

Jimmy Lai convicted | Andrew Cheung: No one is above the law, early release demands threaten rule of law The Ceremonial Opening of the Legal Year 2026 was held on the afternoon of January 19 at the Hong Kong City Hall. During his speech, Chief Justice Andrew Cheung mentioned the case of Jimmy Lai, stating that the Hong Kong Court of First Instance recently concluded the criminal proceedings involving Lai and his company, resulting in a guilty verdict for crimes related to national security and conspiracy.

Hong Kong

2026.01.21 19:00

Jimmy Lai convicted | Paul Lam: Judiciary faces groundless accusations over national security case rulings with some claims distorting facts The Ceremonial Opening of the Legal Year 2026 was held on Jan. 19 at the Hong Kong City Hall. In his speech, Secretary for Justice, Mr. Paul Lam, mentioned that the courts had handed down judgments in several high-profile national security cases over the past year and recently.

Hong Kong

2026.01.21 18:55

$Govt sells first student housing in 3 regions: Bernadette Linn says not to set prices based on residential rates, ownership cannot be fractured$ $Govt sells first student housing in 3 regions: Bernadette Linn says not to set prices based on residential rates, ownership cannot be fractured$

Govt sells first student housing in 3 regions: Bernadette Linn says not to set prices based on residential rates, ownership cannot be fractured The Development Bureau yesterday (Jan. 20) invited market interest for developing tertiary education student dormitories on three commercial sites located in Kai Tak, Siu Lek Yuen in Sha Tin, and Tung Chung East. The government preliminarily estimates these sites could provide approximately 4,500 dormitory places in total.

Hong Kong

2026.01.21 18:00