"Because of my writing of features, I sometimes feel I can observe things around me a little more in depth or to be curious about things more so than if I wasn’t writing."
Stability first: Why China’s graduates are betting on the “iron rice bowl” never before
Lin Ziqi, a 23-years-old law student, stepped into the exam hall for her second attempt at the Chinese civil service exam on March 14 this year.
No-fly zone: what brought about China’s largest power bank scandal
The State Administration for Market Regulation expects to conclude its review of power bank products and batteries by the end of July
Hong Kong bus companies driving toward carbon neutrality
Electric buses are appearing on Hong Kong's streets starting in 2022, transforming the city’s image of traffic clogged up with old double deckers that belch out pollution. These buses use environmentally friendly new energy as fuel, which can reduce emissions better than diesel buses.
More pedestrian-oriented elements appear on the roads
Chole Lau, 32, never thought she would receive a court summons. But on her way to lunch this June, she had crossed the street at a red light to save her precious lunch break.
Hong Kong rent surges as demand from mainland Chinese students
University neighbourhoods like Hung Hom and Tseung Kwan O have seen steep increases in rents
Hong Kong tries to give the elderly more care when they face death
Ng Yu-fung’s father was at his deathbed at Nam Long Hospital, a specialist hospital for cancer patients. “What makes me regret is that I was afraid of my father's death when he was near the end of his life,”
Digital Nomads: A journey of discovery between freedom and challenge
In April 2019, Yung Yi-fu, 27, a YouTuber with 185,000 subscribers, published his first video on YouTube—“Nepal Mountaineering ABC”. His short escapades into the landscape of tourism snowballed into a full-time career as he garnered more subscribers.