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How a new Hong Kong indie film uses tea to bridge the city’s ethnic minority divide

 21/04/2026 2 Views
How a new Hong Kong indie film uses tea to bridge the city’s ethnic minority divide


According to the 2021 population census, Hong Kong is home to 619,568 people from ethnic minorities, making up 8.4 per cent of the population (the figure is 301,344, or roughly 4.1 per cent, excluding foreign domestic workers). About 13,000 to 15,000 asylum seekers also live in the city.

One of the closest-knit outposts of non-Chinese communities in Hong Kong is Kam Tin in Yuen Long district, in the New Territories.

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