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The first time Ray Kayan stepped up to a fitness pole, he thought he had it covered.
“I can do this easily,” he remembers thinking.
The first time Tricia Yap was hit hard in the face, she did more than survive – she strategised. She was not in a dark…
Hunched over a sewing machine, Kil Bae is in his tailor shop in Manhattan, New York, hemming a dress when a new customer stops by…
Hong Kong’s long affiliation with horses goes back to the mid-19th century, when the first official race meeting was held at the Happy Valley Racecourse…
Reflecting on the 30 years she has spent researching Macanese cooking, university lecturer and writer Annabel Jackson says: “I wonder whether a more helpful way…
That big yellow building in Sai Kung’s Old Town? It’s part café, part singing studio, part art space. “We’re trying to build a community,” says…