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A day of daydreaming: Doing nothing becomes everything
- 2024-10-12
- Society
- By: Wing Chi HO、ALISHIBA MATLOOBEdited by: Sze Kei WONG
- 2024-10-12
More than 70 people competed to be the best daydreamer at The International Space-out Competition at PMQ on Oct 5. Organized by the Korean Cultural Center in collaboration with Woopsyang Company, participants were invited to stay calm and composed for 90 minutes, to embrace the essence of mindfulness.
Hong Kong Kickboxing Championship 2024 takes centre stage at Kowloon City Plaza
- 2024-10-11
- Society
- The Young Reporter
- By: YANG Shuyi、Lok Tung LAUEdited by: Tsz Yau CHAN
- 2024-10-11
Spectators gathered at Kowloon City Plaza for the 2024 Annual Kickboxing Championship on the 29th of September. Organized by the Hong Kong Kickboxing Association, the competition serves as a platform for the association to select the most promising fighters to represent Hong Kong in various international events, making it a highly anticipated occasion.
Food pairing workshop aims to raise value of Hong Kong style milk tea
- 2024-10-03
- Society
- By: WONG Hong Ni、CHAN Wing YiuEdited by: Ngai Fung NG
- 2024-10-03
Kongcept cooperates with several local ice parlors and Hiang Kie Coffee to host an Ice Parlor Festival and initiate a series of events. Organizers aim to help participants gain more knowledge about this intangible cultural heritage.
How is Cantonese opera inherited and evolving in modern society
- 2024-07-22
- The Young Reporter
- By: Yuqi CHU、Yuhan WANG、Jiaxing LiEdited by: Ziyu Bruce Zhao、Yuqi CHU
- 2024-07-22
Cantonese opera is an important part of Hong Kong's historical and cultural heritage. Despite the challenges this art form faces, many people are still dedicated to promoting and preserving it. At the same time, the Cantonese opera industry has also been adapting to the pace of the new era.
How Green Roofs Can Encourage a Green City Revolution
- 2024-05-12
- Society
- The Young Reporter
- By: KURNIAWAN Trista Vania、AO Wei Ying VinciEdited by: Elif Lale AYHAN、Yee Ling TSANG
- 2024-05-12
As Brisbane aims to become a greener city, the trend of green roofs is gaining momentum. While green roofs offer benefits, they also present challenges that cities must address before implementing new policies. Green roofs are also just one piece of the puzzle. Rather than relying on green roofs as one solution, cities like Hong Kong should view them as catalysts for inspiring more initiatives that pave the way towards a greener future.
Dyeing for Sustainability: Reviving natural indigo for eco-friendly textiles | Global News Relay
- 2024-05-08
- Society
- The Young Reporter
- By: Ka Man Wong、Jemima BadajosEdited by: Jenny Lam
- 2024-05-08
Environmentally-conscious artists and experts in the textile industry want to go back to the basics by promoting the use of natural indigo.
Hong Kong kickstarts monthly pyrotechnics on Labour Day
- 2024-05-07
- Society
- The Young Reporter
- By: AU YEUNG Jim、AO Wei Ying VinciEdited by: Jemima Badajos
- 2024-05-07
A 10-minute pyrotechnic display lit up the sky of Victoria Harbour on Labour Day. It is the first instalment of the government’s plan to hold pyrotechnics and drone displays every month to better utilise harbourfront resources, boost tourism and stimulate consumption, as explained in this year’s budget address.
Rep Your Style: The Enduring Allure of Vintage Fashion
- 2024-04-29
- Society
- The Young Reporter
- By: Jemima Badajos、Sze Kei WONG、Ka Man WongEdited by: Jenny Lam
- 2024-04-29
Originating from Japan, the ‘vintage clothing’ concept first made its way to Hong Kong around the 1990s and stayed trendy to this day, continuing to be an outlet for the city’s youth to discover different fashion styles and wear their hearts on their sleeves.
Hong Kong beekeepers find ways to battle extreme weather
- 2024-04-24
- Society
- The Young Reporter
- By: MAO Anqi、LAI Uen LingEdited by: Jemima Badajos
- 2024-04-24
The mean temperature of Hong Kong has increased nearly 2 degrees Celsius within 10 years. Given extreme temperatures and frequent typhoons, it is always challenging to nurture bee colonies in Hong Kong. Still, local beekeepers are determined in continuing what they love and are able to find ways battling against the unpredictable weather.
Hong Kong's unique herbal tea store is facing a crisis
- 2024-04-16
- By: LI Sin Tung、CHEN Yik NamEdited by: Yau To LUM、Sze Kei WONG
- 2024-04-16
Rorippa Indica Tea is a traditional herbal tea in Hong Kong. “Sam Bat Mai”, a herbal tea store in the centre of Wan Chai that only sells Rorippa Indica tea. It is an exclusive shop without other kinds of herbal tea like five-flower tea (Ng Faa Caa) or “Twenty-four Flavours”(Jaa Sei Mei). This video is going to introduce what Rorippa Indica tea is and what challenges will “Sam Bat Mai” face in the future.