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Chunling Fong, director of Farmhouse Production in Hong Kong. Photo: Alexander Mak
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Tattoo artist Mr. Koo moved from Toronto to Hong Kong this year with a backpack – and is slowly rebuilding himself through art with a mental health focus. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
Stephen Lai is professional poker player and director of the Hong Kong Poker Players Association. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
Chongqing tour guide-influencer Hugh’s Instagram @hughchongqing has ticked up to 127k followers, clocking upwards of 10 million views on Reels. Photo: @hughchongqing/Instagram
Jason Swamy is the co-founder of the Wonderfruit festival. Photo: courtesy of Jason Swamy
Our guide takes the guesswork out of getting gifts for the ultimate aesthete. Photo: YiWooo
Frank Djeng poses for a photo with his movie collections at his home at Oakland, California, US. Photo: Claire S Burke
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A parkour performance takes place outside of Eaton HK. Photo: Eaton Hong Kong
Nikki Davies went from managing corporate DEI policies to planning festivals in Hong Kong. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
Volunteers bring their kids to the kitchen at More Good in Hong Kong. Photo: Alexander Mak
The putting course at Tong Chong Street Market in Hong Kong. Photo: Tong Chong Street Market
This year’s Macau Grand Prix has 180 contenders from 35 countries, with a goal to highlight emerging motorsport talents. Photo: AFP
This week’s issue of PostMag explores the world of Rubik’s Cube champion speedsolvers. Image: Naomi Chan

This week in PostMag: quiet escapes, the Rubik’s Cube and Hong Kong hospitality

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Alexander Choi (right) and Roman Choi (left) with their Rubik’s cubes. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
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Performance artist Marina Abramovic on the cover of PostMag’s October 27 issue. Photo: Clara Melchiorre
Claire Yates behind The Lion Rock Press headquarters in Sheung Wan 2022. Photo: Jennifer Robertson
Joakim Cimmerbeck poses for a portrait at his studio in Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
The women changing the face of Hong Kong’s construction industry. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
Benjamin Quinlan is a Hong Kong/Australian comedian who is quickly making a name for himself on the local comedy circuit. Photo: SCMP
This week, Post Mag shines the spotlight on Hong Kong’s shift workers. Photo: Maxime Vanhollebeke

This week in PostMag: the people who really make Hong Kong tick

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