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My 16thBook “A Hurried Life太匆匆”To Be Released In Hong Kong Book Fair 2026—Story of My Moonlighting In A Writing Career Since 1980
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3 Rising Brilliant Film Comedians In Hong Kong: Michael Ning(白只), Mak Pui Tung (麥沛東), Yeung Wai Lun (楊偉倫). The Hilarious Black Comedy Dog Day Evening(一個部門的誕生) That Sparks Creativity And Stimulates Thought
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Can The Government’s 5 Strategies In Sport Policy Be Equally Applicable To Arts & Culture In Hong Kong? (1) Popularisation (普及化) (2) Elitism (精英化) (3) Mega-Event Approach (盛事化) (4) Professionalisation (專業化) (5) Marketisation (產業化)
Public policy is a choice of conflicting options. It involves conflicting situations and resolves conflicting values. It is often common to arrive at conflicting results at the end. Egalitarianism (均分主義) advocates that all humans are equal in worth, status and rights. So, when Government has 100 dollars, it is a good idea to get 100…
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No Beauty Shines Brighter Than That Of A Good And Young Heart: The Enjoyable Charity Concert Of The Senior Artist Michelle Yim (米雪) Who Looks Like 37!
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Repositioning Hong Kong Coliseum (紅館) And Creating New Energy For The Pop Music Industry Of Hong Kong. The Fascinating History Of Performing Venues in Hong Kong
The relationship between performances such as dramas and concerts is symbiotic: the physical space like a theatre, concert hall or stadium facilities how a piece of work is created, experienced and appreciated. The first formal and professional performing venue in Hong Kong is Hong Kong City Hall (香港大會堂) in Central which was officially opened in…
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On the Basis of Sex(司法女王)—A Good Legal Drama That Depicts Lawyers Who Did Exist And Legal Stories That Did Happen
Most movies talk about lawyers who never existed and legal stories that never happened. All these untrue things unfortunately give great amusement to the audience. In these false narratives, lawyers do not have to work hard and spend most of the time socializing in bars. Lawyers like to date each other during office hours. Lawyers…
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One Is Tall And The Other Is Short, But Both Funny: The Enjoyable “Stand-up Concert” Of Fama (農夫) Duo
Alternative idols are mostly “anti-idols”. They break the traditional mold of polished mainstream pop stardom. They sell raw energy, artistic freedom and direct emotional connection with fans, rather than the distant perfection of most superstars. In Hong Kong, the “King of Stand-up Comedy” used to be Dayo Wong (黃子華) who already washed his hands of…
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The Keung To (姜濤) Phenomenon: Big Traffic Jam And Chaos In Causeway Bay. Is He A Toyboy For Some Cougars Or A Timid Idol For Some Social Losers?
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Pompous But Entertaining: The Star-studded And High-budget Film Cold War 1994 (寒戰1994). Feeling Bloated By Too Many Hong Kong Gunfight Films
Value of a film content is often, for the sake of profit, swapped with the needs of the market. This explains why we have so many “bang! bang! bang!” Hong Kong films. In the long run, such overflowing gunfight films will dry up our film industry. Stereotypes are fast and easy. In the gunfight films,…
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A Thought-provoking Movie “The Drama” (戲劇性婚禮)：Can Preconceived Fear Destruct A Wedding At the Last Minute?
Marriage can be a spur-of-the-moment act. Had it not been for the impulse, many people might have remained single. After 35, people are likely hesitant to marry because they have settled lifestyles and thoughts. They may be more unwilling to compromise or change their established routines. Fear of marriage, also termed gamophobia, is often due…