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“Hong Kong Needs More Than A Cultural Bureau Which Is Just The First Move. We Need A Cultural Government, Cultural People, and A Cultural Chief Executive,” Said The Former Secretary For Home Affairs Dr Patrick Ho
“Hong Kong Needs More Than A Cultural Bureau Which Is Just The First Move. We Need A Cultural Government, Cultural People, and A Cultural Chief Executive,” Said The Former Secretary For Home Affairs Dr Patrick Ho
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Selfish Behaviours Can Burn Down Hong Kong Image As A ‘Cultural Hub’: Its All About Trying A Little Kindness In Public Places
06-08-21 “Try a Little Kindness” is a very popular song first recorded by country music singer Glen Campbell in 1969. The song was about being considerate of the needs and feelings of others. It was a super hit in the world. When I was a kid, TV in Hong Kong showed the music video almost…
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6.6.3. Interview by THE DESK 2020
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THE 9 THINGS THAT ANDY HEI TAUGHT YOU ON COLLECTING ANTIQUES IN HONG KONG
09-03-20 Hong Kong traded some of the most beautiful antiques that the world has ever seen. We are a free port without currency control. Laws to regulate antique trade are almost non-existent. Hollywood Road in Central is like a repository for collectible items from 83 dynasties of China. The road collects and distributes antiques. It…
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MUSETTE TSANG——THE GIRL WHO IS ABLE TO EXPORT A HONG KONG PLAY TO 12 OVERSEAS CITIES
1-1-2020 By definition, exports are a function of international exchange whereby products made in one place are shipped to another place for consumption. Exports are a crucial component of a place’s economy as such exports add to producing wealth. Why can’t the above definition be applied to Hong Kong’s art and culture? In fact, we…
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Hong Kong Palace Museum Will Be Significant or relevant?——An Interview with Dr. Louis Ng, The Director
9-12-2019 The best learning about nation or race is to walk through a museum. A visit to the museum is a search for the truth of the past history so that we will digest the meaning of our present existence. It was said that if you do not appreciate your history, you will not know…
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Mainland ‘Hong Kong’ film The Crossing: the cultural stream has been crossed?
21-05-19 By word of mouth, I was told the Chinese Mainland made a very special and good film The Crossing. It was made by a very gifted Mainland film director Bai Xue. The story and setting were Hong Kong, the characters were Hong Kong, the language was Hong Kong, the style was Hong Kong, few…
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Hong Kong old trams turned into Creative Communities
Alvin Yip launched a social innovation in Hong Kong by converting 5 trams into art, culture and creative spaces. Trams were “born” in Hong Kong in 1904. Great that they are still here on the Hong Kong island, meandering between the western end and the eastern tip. Comforted, we know they are not far away;…