Hong Kong MTR Ghost Stories
1. Yau Ma Tei Station Ghost StoryIntrigue and trepidation surround a haunting incident that has solidified its place among Hong Kong’s urban legends. On November 11, 1981, the enigmatic episode…
A Cantonese Idiom A Day- Hauntingly Beautiful
Today, we’re exploring the beautiful idiom “繞樑三日” (jiu5 loeng4 saam1 jat6)! This saying describes music or singing that is so enchanting and lovely that its sound appears to hang in…
The Grand Design: Oversocialisation, tribalism and legalism
In a naturally occurring environment, when stones and sand move at random directions, the tendency is that most of the stuff will distribute across the available area that it is…
A Cantonese Idiom A Day- Talking About Warfare On Paper.
Let’s explore the idiom “紙上談兵” (zi2 soeng6 taam4 bing1), which translates to “talking about warfare on paper.” This phrase refers to individuals who excel at theoretical discussions yet lack practical…
A Cantonese Idiom A Day-Spoiled Rotten
We’re going to tackle the Cantonese equivalent of “恃寵生嬌” (ci5 cung2 sang1 giu1). Think of it as someone who’s been spoiled rotten! Since we’re focusing on the meaning and application…
How Hongkongers Struggle to Move On After 2019
After 6 years, Insights and Perspectives In 2019, the anti-extradition bill movement, driven by the controversial amendments to the Fugitive Offenders Ordinance, struck Hong Kong like a bolt of lightning,…
Battersea Park Balloon Festival: London’s Iconic Hot Air Balloon Event by Exclusive Ballooning
If you’re looking for one of the most magical and unforgettable events in London, the Battersea Park Balloon Festival is an experience like no other. Officially known as the Lord…
Is Hong Kong Culture Still Relevant? From Kung Fu Classics to Global Identity
Hong Kongers always have been asked:“Do you know Kung Fu? Jackie Chan? Bruce Lee?” There’s no denying the global impact Hong Kong cinema once had. Even an African drummer I…
A Day of Enlightenment: Celebrating Buddha’s Birthday Around the World
Discover the rich traditions and heartfelt celebrations of Buddha’s Birthday in various cultures across the globe. As the cherry blossoms bloom and the air fills with the promise of spring,…
Unlocking Potential: Expanded One-on-One Mentorship Program Welcomes New Sponsor for Enhanced Cultural Integration
Discover how our mentorship initiative is fostering inclusivity and diversity through strategic partnerships to uplift underrepresented communities. The Descendants of Victoria City (維城後裔) is proud to introduce its “One-on-One Mentorship…

Resisting the Design – Meritocracy is the true opposition
Resisting the Design – Measures of Intelligence
Resisting the Design – Understand your thinking
Resisting the Design – Arm yourselves with neutrality
The Grand Design – The great social division
The Grand Design: The scourge of humanity – Communism
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