C. K. Yeung

C. K. Yeung

C. K. Yeung is a former associate vice-president of Hong Kong Baptist University and professor of practice at Chinese University of Hong Kong
C. K. Yeung is a former associate vice-president of Hong Kong Baptist University and professor of practice at Chinese University of Hong Kong

Opinion | In wealthy Hong Kong, people shouldn’t have to find happiness in hardship

While mainland China might not have a Nobel Prize-winning economist, its lifting of millions out of poverty offers an example worth reflecting on.

videocam
Advertisement

The rift between the yellow and blue camps won’t be healed under our judicial process that hands out sentences as payback or a deterrent. Civility in conflicts used to be a Hong Kong hallmark, so let’s all aim for reconciliation.

videocam

Gloating, criticism and references to the ‘sick man of Asia’ are low blows when China has boldly mobilised the entire nation in a grand battle against a highly contagious disease, with stories of heroism in evidence everywhere.

videocam

America’s recent move to have RT register as a foreign agent relates to a 1938 law, with Russia and Australia taking copycat action. If Hong Kong was to do the same, it would only be following the master player

videocam
Related Topics
Hong Kong economyUniversities in Hong KongHong Kong societyCarrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngorCoronavirus pandemicDonald Trump