Journey of Golf in Hong Kong
In the dynamic urban landscape of Hong Kong, a story lesser told is woven through the lush greens and fairways of its historic golf courses. This narrative of golf in Hong Kong is not just about sports but is a chronicle of cultural adaptation, international legacies,...
From Harpsichord to Modern Piano
The pianos of Bach’s time were worlds apart from modern ones.
China’s first Sam’s Club
The first Sam’s Club in China opened on August 12, 1996, in Futian, Shenzhen. This landmark store marked the entry of the global warehouse retail giant into the Chinese market.
The air-raid shelter on Belcher’s Street
Between 1940 and 1941, a large number of air-raid shelters were built in Hong Kong to defend against Japanese attacks. Today, we can still see many historical relics from that time.
Is Me Fake in Social Media?
Two faces stare back: one masked in makeup, the other in algorithms. Both are me, yet neither is. Social media demands beauty, but whose? The mirror holds no sliders, only questions.
Savoring Zhongshan: Where Tradition Meets Taste
Zhongshan, a city rich in history and culture, is also a food lover’s paradise. Known as the hometown of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, this coastal city is also a key birthplace of Cantonese cuisine, combining Cantonese, Fujian, and Hakka styles. From Shiqi Pigeon to Sanxiang Rice Noodles, every bite is a journey to tradition and flavor. Let’s take a virtual tour of my hometown, Zhongshan, and enjoy its delicious dishes!
Hong Kong New Year Flower Markets 2021 vs. 2025
In 2021, the Victoria Park Flower Market in Hong Kong was almost deserted due to the pandemic, with only a few stalls and people. By 2025, it has been back to bustling with people celebrating the Chinese New Year.
Main Production Areas of Various Types of Crystals
Different Types of Crystals and Where do they come from
Before and After: The Bund, Shanghai
The Bund, Shanghai’s historic waterfront, blends colonial-era architecture with modern luxury, symbolizing the city’s transformation into a global hub. Its iconic skyline and vibrant promenade reflect Shanghai’s rich heritage and dynamic future.
3 famous spots for motorcycling in Hong Kong
Introducing three famous spots for motorcycling in Hong Kong.
My Arts Adventures – Embed Assignment 2
Do you know Hong Kong actually have lots of arts to explore? Check out my arts adventures from 24 -25!
Huangji Hall before and after renovation
Before and after the restoration of Huangji Hall, the contrast of a single door reflects different historical and cultural meanings, embodying distinct aspects of Eastern aesthetics.
Tess’s Postgraduate Journey
Many graduate students pursue postgraduate education to enhance their competitiveness in the job market. However, in mainland China, the number of students applying for programs far exceeds the spots available at universities. This is especially true during the...
Four of the world’s most famous racing circuits
Four of the world’s most famous racing circuits
2025 Spring Festival Top Ten Intangible Cultural Heritage Experiences
With the 2025 Spring Festival just concluded, Meituan Travel has unveiled the “Top Ten Intangible Cultural Heritage Experiences” for this year’s holiday.
Zoe Han Jingru’s Weekly Assignment 2
It’s said that if you can see the first sun beam lightening the snow mountain, you’ll be lucky for a whole year. Our guide from Naxi ethic group said that he saw it everyday.
Eternal Embrace-assignment2 by Yinghui Chen
A heartfelt reflection on Chen Yinghui and her mother’s bond, captured through time and unwavering support.
Charlene, Chen Chuyan-Weekly Assignment 2
Popular Xiaohongshu blogger Wang Zhengjie has creatively transformed his neglected “L”-shaped north-facing balcony into a cozy mini home bar. Originally deemed too narrow and awkward due to a large power box, the balcony now features a custom-built bar counter, a DIY magazine rack, and a curtain to hide the unsightly wall. With a floor-to-ceiling window offering a pleasant view, the space transitions from a café-like vibe during the day to a bar atmosphere at night. Wang’s project showcases how reimagining underused spaces can add both functionality and charm to a home.
Childhood memory at the Arctic Pavilion
On the stone slide, one can see their childhood self.
Lanqing’s Week 2 Assignment-Embed Story
The year 2025 marks the 135th anniversary of the birth of the Queen of Crime, Agatha Christie, as well as the 50th anniversary of the publication of her classic work, “Curtain.” From teaching herself to read at the age of four to becoming a pioneer of the Golden Age of detective fiction, Agatha Christie used her extraordinary talent to create timeless classics such as “Murder on the Orient Express” and “And Then There Were None”, and to craft unforgettable characters like Poirot and Miss Marple. Her works remain classical in the history of detective literature, and her life is also a legendary chapter.
The Evolution of Shanghai Street
Shanghai Street in Hong Kong, once prosperous and now revitalized through government renovation, showcases significant historical changes.
Evolution of Golf Clubs
The Evolution of Golf Clubs
The Disappearance of Neon Signs in Hong Kong
Neon signs have a long history in Hong Kong. In recent years, for safety reasons, the Government has started to remove some neon signs.
The growth milestones of my cat
Now, explore the timeline to see the growth of a lovely cat!
Legend: The Story of Kobe Byrant
This is the story of one of the greatest basketball player, Kobe Bryant.
Chen Hao homework_Week 2
The Bank of China Tower (BOC Tower) in Hong Kong is an iconic skyscraper designed by renowned architect I.M. Pei. Construction began in April 1985, and it was completed in 1990, standing 315 meters (1,033 feet) tall with 72 floors. Its bamboo-inspired design symbolizes growth and prosperity, while the triangular glass façade highlights modernity and strength. Originally equipped with neon lights, the tower transitioned to energy-efficient lighting on January 27, 2025. As the first building outside the U.S. to exceed 1,000 feet, it remains a landmark of modern architecture and serves as the Bank of China’s Hong Kong headquarters.
Before and After: Beijing Qianmen Street
From a historical relics to a well-known tourist landmark.
The Dark Pictures Anthology: A Series of Horror Games
The Dark Pictures Anthology is a series of stand-alone, branching cinematic horror games featuring a multiplayer mode. Here are the four works of the first season.
Felice Liang’s Weekly Assignment 2
This story map captures Sydney’s stunning beauty as experienced during my travels in December 2024. The cover photo was shot with a film camera. The introduction video for each landmark was captured using the DJI Pocket 3.
Molly Liu’s W2 Assignment: My 2024 in Theatres
In 2024, the gloom of the epidemic that had been hanging over us for three years lifted, and for the first time I made such frequent trips across town to see plays, especially my favourite musicals. Here are some of my favourite photos in each city and related plays.
Review the 45 years of Shenzhen Special Economic Zone
The 45th anniversary of the establishment of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone
Memorable Visits to Hong Kong
Hong Kong, a vibrant city, is a place where every visit reveals something new and exciting. Cynthia Yan has cherished memories of her four visits to Hong Kong, each marked by unique experiences and personal growth.
A school that has stood for a hundred years
I walked in the Wuling School built by Mr. Jiang a hundred years ago. The building of this school has been preserved almost from its original appearance a hundred years ago.
CHAN Che Chun Week 2 Embed Assignment
Visit here and follow the construction journey of Kai Tak Sports Park, Hong Kong’s biggest multi-purpose outdoor sports venue.
Daisy Wu’s Weekly Assignment 2
Over the decades, Ne Zha’s image has undergone significant transformations in Chinese animation. Here’s how Ne Zha’s appearance and personality have evolved through the years.
Trip to Nanjing
At first, I thought of Nanjing as a city with a melancholic atmosphere. But when I set foot on this land, I realized just how captivating this city, shaded by its sycamore trees, truly is.
Rachel Chan’s Weekly Assignment 2 – Embedded Personal Story
I can’t precisely recall when it began, but a black and white cat started appearing in and outside of the Chinese medicine store near my home.
Rachel Chan’s Weekly Assignment 2 – Embedded News Story
Cage home tenants hope that the transformation of subdivided flats into “Basic Housing Units (BHU) will extend its scope to cover other poor-quality housing, including cage homes.
Echoes of Regrets: Lingyin Temple Through a Century-Old Photograph
As ancient landmarks fade beneath layers of modern renovation, their cultural essence risks being lost. A century-old photograph reveals the once-grand entrance of Lingyin Temple, a solemn gateway that has since been replaced by a ticket booth and tourist checkpoint. Few visitors realize that the gate standing today is not the one that once welcomed monks and pilgrims. Destroyed in 1860 during the Taiping Rebellion, the original structure was later rebuilt—only to vanish again into history. Now, all that remains are faded photographs and whispers of the past. But if you pause and listen, perhaps you can still hear its echoes in the wind.
Before vs. After Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans
Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans in 2005, flooding the Lower Ninth Ward and leaving rooftops barely visible. Today, the neighborhood thrives with colorful homes and gardens, symbolizing recovery. Yet, African-American child survivors were often forgotten, and many displaced and traumatized. Their stories remain a vital part of the city’s history.
Sandy’s basketball watching memories in 2023-2024
The story map below shows a selection of stadiums and cities Sandy has been to, all of which have brought back unforgettable memories and experiences.
Charlotte Lam Kei Tung’s travel experience in 2024
In 2024, Charlotte decided to travel to various regions on a tight budget.
Changes in Hangzhou West Lake
In the past twenty years, the West Lake, the symbol of Hangzhou, has undergone many changes
The loneliest Buddha in the Mogao Caves
In Cave 46 of the Mogao Caves, there is a reclining statue of Shakyamuni that was carved during the flourishing Tang Dynasty. This statue depicts the scene of the Nirvana Sutra transformation and is often referred to as the loneliest Buddha in the Mogao Caves. Why is...