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How Hong Kong came together after the Tai Po fire

Near Wang Fuk Court, volunteers from across the city gathered to offer help, lay flowers and turn Tai Po into a place of shared care.


Architect Billie Tsien on identity, fear and doing Duolingo

Billie Tsien, founding partner of Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects, tells of designing the Asia Society Hong Kong Centre and the Obama Presidential Centre.


4 ways to help with Tai Po fire relief efforts in Hong Kong

Book a seven-course charity dinner or join a vintage and second-hand clothing swap, with all proceeds going to the Red Cross, and much more.


The Peninsula Hong Kong’s first female general manager Rainy Chan on burnout and the joy of reinvention

A colleague once told her she’d never make it at The Peninsula, ‘an old boys’ club’ – now she’s executive director of Hong Kong Design Centre, which runs Business of Design Week.


Andre Agassi on Hong Kong, his comeback and learning to live in the present

‘[In 1999, Hong Kong] started me off on a path of winning, and [it] didn’t seem like I stopped for a while,’ the tennis legend says.


The woman bringing indigenous Sarawak food to the world – Marian Chin

Known for documenting the flavours of her native Kuching, Malaysia, Marian Chin is taking her culinary finds to Hong Kong for the first time.


The latest PostMag stories, including cultural deep-dives and curated recommendations.
 


What does a city do after the unthinkable? It shows up

Near Wang Fuk Court, volunteers from across the city gathered to offer help, lay flowers and turn Tai Po into a place of shared care.

‘Architects are always jumping in water that’s over our heads’

Local businesses are supporting Tai Po fire relief. Here’s how to help

The Peninsula’s first female GM on burnout and the joy of reinvention

Andre Agassi on Hong Kong, his comeback and learning to live in the present

A taste of tribal recipes from the jungles of Borneo

This week in PostMag: standing together with the people of Tai Po

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