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Oui, How Exciting! French May Arts Festival Is Here
As one of Asia’s largest and most dynamic cultural events, the French May Festival has been bringing the best of French culture and heritage to Hong Kong since 1993, attracting…
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Reel Stories: Best Documentaries To Add To Your Watchlist
While watching movies is a preferred form of escape for many, the power of the visual medium is also an incredible way to bring yourself closer to the world and…
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25 Years Of ‘In The Mood For Love’: Revisit A Masterpiece In 4K
First premiering at the Cannes Film Festival in 2000, Wong Kar-wai’s ‘In The Mood For Love’ has become an era-defining masterpiece of cinema. Widely regarded as one of the greatest films…
Dine For A Cause At Heep Hong Society’s 28th ‘Great Chefs of Hong Kong’
Heep Hong Society proudly presents the 28th edition of ‘Great Chefs of Hong Kong’ – the beloved annual fundraising culinary event where generous donors can contribute to building a more…
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Friday Club. Insider: Madeleine Gray On How ‘Green Dot’ Ignites Dialogue On Love And Identity
Ever since the release of her debut novel ‘Green Dot,’ Madeleine Gray has been sparking discussions – her work resonating with readers who are deeply moved by its exploration of…
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Heartfelt Customs: Love Traditions Across Asia
Valentine’s Day has arrived, offering the perfect opportunity to explore love traditions across Asia – where romance isn’t proclaimed with grand gestures but expressed through meaningful, time-honoured customs. Moonlit serenades,…
Sweeten The Year Of The Snake With These Auspicious Chinese New Year Snacks
Chinese New Year is approaching, and that means eating your heart out as you make your rounds visiting friends and family. While know all about the big CNY feasts and…
Bite Into The Year Of The Snake With These Festive Chinese New Year Menus
As Hong Kong prepares to ring in the Year of the Snake, the city’s top dining spots slither into the spotlight with Chinese New Year menus designed to impress. Weaving…
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Red-y, Set, Celebrate: A Guide To Chinese New Year Traditions
On the second new moon after December’s winter solstice, families gather to usher in the auspicious Lunar New Year with a flurry of traditions: festive cakes, lion dances, lai see…