Oscar Liu
Senior Reporter, Hong Kong
Oscar joined the South China Morning Post in 2022. He started his career as a TV news anchor/reporter trainee and has worked for different news outlets including ATV, Ming Pao and Apple Daily.
Oscar joined the South China Morning Post in 2022. He started his career as a TV news anchor/reporter trainee and has worked for different news outlets including ATV, Ming Pao and Apple Daily.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong society, international affairsLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Second-generation owner Anita Lee has modernised the family business so customers can now directly buy the products once supplied only to industry.
After decades of supplying restaurants across the city, the Mong Kok fish ball specialists are finally selling direct at a fraction of the price.
Black and White brand of full-cream evaporated milk was created for the Hong Kong market in the 1940s and has been a favourite ever since.
Stacks of Black and White’s white-and-red cans, featuring an illustration of a Dutch Friesian cow, have long been a familiar fixture at local diners.
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Nephew confirms death on TVB social media page, saying Chung died peacefully in his sleep on Wednesday morning.
Baby Danny may later be placed in foster care until parents are deemed fit to regain custody, lawmaker says.
Social media page reveals couple’s troubled past with two other children born in Europe.
Security minister says mother of two-month-old Danny has so far been unable to provide any prenatal check-up or medical records.
Two lanes shut by fire, triggering traffic jams as online footage shows smoke filling the tunnel.
Lawmakers urge action, saying baby Danny currently trapped in ‘identity vacuum’ as lack of birth registration denies access to public services.
But over 40 per cent still plan to stay in city after graduation despite financial and mental strain, poll finds.
Police investigate suspicious fire that killed 30-year-old woman after drug paraphernalia found in master bedroom.
KMB says it has immediately suspended the driver from duty and launched an investigation.
Figure follows earlier five-year high of 35.8% growth in March, but government remains cautious and says Middle East war could cloud outlook.
Nurses and social workers visited older residents living in poorer districts to teach them ways to stay cool and avoid health risks tied to heat.
Government-owned postal service provider has recorded eight consecutive annual deficits, accumulating nearly HK$2.9 billion in losses.
Heatwave expected to peak on Friday, triggering ‘extremely hot’ daytime forecast with temperatures of 36 to 37 degrees in New Territories.
Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs says space mission will inspire more young people in Hong Kong to support country’s technological development.
Cathay Pacific says it is ‘gathering facts’ surrounding case of severe turbulence that injured 10 on flight from Brisbane.
Applicants who have owned private car for certain period likely to be given priority under new regime.
Experts say mixed-use complex must go beyond relying on passenger traffic and appeal to local market by matching offerings of city-centre malls.
KMB route 960 bus hits vehicle on Hong Kong’s Tsing Kwai Highway, leaving driver trapped in his cabin.
Hongkongers celebrate as trailblazer Lai Ka-ying heads to Tiangong space station in Shenzhou-23 spacecraft.
Observatory may issue year’s first very hot weather warning as high temperatures expected from Tuesday to Friday before cooler weekend.
Global head of public policy Andrew Byrne says Uber supports government plan to introduce regulations but existing demand should be considered.
Source says 53-year-old local businesswoman reported break-in at Mayfair By The Sea after returning from trip to mainland China.
Police received first report of collision near Sham Tseng Fire Station on Yuen Long-bound fast lane at 7.47am.
‘I kept an eye on the weather all night, only for them to switch to an amber rainstorm warning at the last minute – you’ve got to be kidding me,’ one parent says.
Mung Chiang moved to Hong Kong from Tianjin at age 11 and attended Queen’s College before pursuing higher education at Stanford University.
