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Journalist's View | Dialogue with Mr. Yukio Hatoyama: Japan's former PM shares his heart with China Before interviewing former Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama, I contacted a friend living in Japan to ask what public sentiment towards Mr. Hatoyama is like there today. He mentioned two things. First, during the period when Hatoyama was in power, Japan was in the midst of a broad downturn in its economy—many things he wanted to do could not be carried out. Second, today's Japanese economy seems to have returned to a similar situation again, and right-wing forces are taking advantage of the moment.

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2026.05.01 00:26

Journalist's View | Dialogue with Mr. Yukio Hatoyama: Japan's former PM shares his heart with China

Journalist's View | Dialogue with Mr. Yukio Hatoyama: Japan's former PM shares his heart with China

Journalist's View | Five observations from the Hong Kong Sevens at 50 Marking its 50th anniversary, the Hong Kong Sevens once again proved it is far more than a rugby tournament. With sold-out crowds and over 100,000 attendees, the event drove a vibrant mega-event economy, boosting tourism across the city. From humanoid robots at the opening ceremony to smart stadium management, innovation was on full display. In the South Stand, fans in elaborate costumes embodied the Sevens' carnival spirit. International spectators mingled freely, cheering for the game itself rather than national divides, highlighting HK's role as a global connector.

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2026.04.21 18:33

Journalist's View | Five observations from the Hong Kong Sevens at 50

Journalist's View | Five observations from the Hong Kong Sevens at 50

Curating the world through 'listening, researching, connecting”: Interview with Annalisa Rosso For many people, the word "curation" still sounds abstract—something that belongs to museums, niche exhibitions, or insider conversations. But at a global platform such as Salone del Mobile.Milano, curation is anything but vague. It is a practical method for shaping how ideas are understood, how emotions are triggered, and how culture and industry can speak to one another in a coherent language.

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2026.04.21 16:03

Curating the world through 'listening, researching, connecting”: Interview with Annalisa Rosso

Curating the world through 'listening, researching, connecting”: Interview with Annalisa Rosso

Journalist's View | No trust, no standing: How Panama harms its own interests In international relations, adherence to the spirit of contracts is the foundation of national credibility. However, the recent rule by Panama's Supreme Court to annul the renewal of a concession contract involving a Hong Kong enterprise at Panama Canal ports, citing a baseless claim of "unconstitutionality," is a blatant violation of this principle.

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2026.02.05 14:28

Journalist's View | No trust, no standing: How Panama harms its own interests

Journalist's View | No trust, no standing: How Panama harms its own interests

Journalist's View | Afterlife as saved game: Identity and illusion in 'digital rebirth' If death is no longer an endpoint but merely a "save point," then what is truly "alive"—you, or a piece of data copied and replicated?

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2026.01.13 14:00

Journalist's View | Afterlife as saved game: Identity and illusion in 'digital rebirth'

Journalist's View | Afterlife as saved game: Identity and illusion in 'digital rebirth'

Journalist's View | Dialogue with Mr. Yukio Hatoyama: Japan's former PM shares his heart with China

Journalist's View | Dialogue with Mr. Yukio Hatoyama: Japan's former PM shares his heart with China

Journalist's View | Dialogue with Mr. Yukio Hatoyama: Japan's former PM shares his heart with China Before interviewing former Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama, I contacted a friend living in Japan to ask what public sentiment towards Mr. Hatoyama is like there today. He mentioned two things. First, during the period when Hatoyama was in power, Japan was in the midst of a broad downturn in its economy—many things he wanted to do could not be carried out. Second, today's Japanese economy seems to have returned to a similar situation again, and right-wing forces are taking advantage of the moment.

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2026.05.01 00:26

Journalist's View | Five observations from the Hong Kong Sevens at 50

Journalist's View | Five observations from the Hong Kong Sevens at 50

Journalist's View | Five observations from the Hong Kong Sevens at 50 Marking its 50th anniversary, the Hong Kong Sevens once again proved it is far more than a rugby tournament. With sold-out crowds and over 100,000 attendees, the event drove a vibrant mega-event economy, boosting tourism across the city. From humanoid robots at the opening ceremony to smart stadium management, innovation was on full display. In the South Stand, fans in elaborate costumes embodied the Sevens' carnival spirit. International spectators mingled freely, cheering for the game itself rather than national divides, highlighting HK's role as a global connector.

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2026.04.21 18:33

Curating the world through 'listening, researching, connecting”: Interview with Annalisa Rosso

Curating the world through 'listening, researching, connecting”: Interview with Annalisa Rosso

Curating the world through 'listening, researching, connecting”: Interview with Annalisa Rosso For many people, the word "curation" still sounds abstract—something that belongs to museums, niche exhibitions, or insider conversations. But at a global platform such as Salone del Mobile.Milano, curation is anything but vague. It is a practical method for shaping how ideas are understood, how emotions are triggered, and how culture and industry can speak to one another in a coherent language.

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2026.04.21 16:03

Journalist's View | No trust, no standing: How Panama harms its own interests

Journalist's View | No trust, no standing: How Panama harms its own interests

Journalist's View | No trust, no standing: How Panama harms its own interests In international relations, adherence to the spirit of contracts is the foundation of national credibility. However, the recent rule by Panama's Supreme Court to annul the renewal of a concession contract involving a Hong Kong enterprise at Panama Canal ports, citing a baseless claim of "unconstitutionality," is a blatant violation of this principle.

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2026.02.05 14:28

Journalist's View | Afterlife as saved game: Identity and illusion in 'digital rebirth'

Journalist's View | Afterlife as saved game: Identity and illusion in 'digital rebirth'

Journalist's View | Afterlife as saved game: Identity and illusion in 'digital rebirth' If death is no longer an endpoint but merely a "save point," then what is truly "alive"—you, or a piece of data copied and replicated?

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2026.01.13 14:00

Journalist's View | No more working in isolation: Seek path for Chinese basketball talent in 'global era'

Journalist's View | No more working in isolation: Seek path for Chinese basketball talent in 'global era'

Journalist's View | No more working in isolation: Seek path for Chinese basketball talent in 'global era' One major reason people love sports is that an individual's specific skill level can be directly reflected in their performance on the field. Unlike complex, high-technological-barrier projects that require the collaborative effort of dozens of different roles or people, the results of sports games are directly displayed on the scoreboard. While clubs and organizers play a crucial role, the individuals who directly determine victory or defeat are limited to the athletes and the coaching staff.

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Journalist's Hands-on Experience | A bridge across time and cultures: My first day at Firsts Hong Kong 2025

Journalist's Hands-on Experience | A bridge across time and cultures: My first day at Firsts Hong Kong 2025

Journalist's Hands-on Experience | A bridge across time and cultures: My first day at Firsts Hong Kong 2025 As I stepped into the Hong Kong Maritime Museum this afternoon, the scent of old paper and polished leather wrapped around me—an aroma I'd missed since my university days, when I hoarded thread-bound books from Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House.

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2025.12.05 21:39

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