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Christmas decorations in Landmark in Central, Hong Kong, in 1988. Photo: SCMP Archives
From our archives

In pictures: Hong Kong’s Christmas festivities, from the 1970s to 90s

In the late 20th century, Hong Kong transformed into a hub of festive cheer with bright lights, seasonal decor and plenty of Christmas treats.

Hong Kong national security law

Jimmy Lai trial: Post sketches offer public a glimpse of courtroom moments

Hong Kong

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

Hong Kong’s Tai Po fire tragedy

Fact-Check | Firefighters in Hong Kong? This video was shot in Chile in 2024

An old video is being misrepresented online as Hong Kong authorities battling deadly blaze in Tai Po.

Screenshot of the misleading Facebook reel with lines drawn through by the Post. Photo: Facebook/SCMP Composite

Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post wins 6 prizes at Asian Media Awards

Post wins five awards for reporting, infographics and photojournalism while Morning Studio picks up gold prize for best revenue diversification project.

Hong Kong society

Hong Kong’s Operation Santa Claus eyes HK$11 million for 13 charitable projects

This year’s theme, ‘Building Bridges’, calls for using power of compassion to connect people and inspire collective action for a better community.

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Joe Tsai

South China Morning Post appoints Tammy Tam as publisher in major overhaul

Chow Chung-yan will take over as editor-in-chief, while CEO Catherine So will leave the Post after 3½ years.

The SCMP office. Photo: SCMP
Semiconductors

China Future Tech webinar: how Nexperia got caught in the US-China rivalry

A Post webinar discusses the context and implications of the Nexperia saga.

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Mainland China

SCMP Plus exclusive: meet Jeffrey Sachs in person

The internationally renowned economist is set to be featured in an exclusive in-person event for SCMP Plus subscribers in Hong Kong.

First Mention

When rumours swirled around the cause of Cantopop star Danny Chan’s death

Chow Yun-fat, Sally Yeh, Anita Mui and Pansy Ho attended his funeral. It was speculated that attempted suicide, Aids or a drug overdose caused his death.

Singer Danny Chan Pak-keung puts one of his albums in a time capsule in 1991. Photo: SCMP Archive
Mainland China

Video | Sea of red lights mark the end of China’s ‘super golden week’

Cars flood the freeway in China as people return back home from Golden Week.

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Open Questions series

Open Questions | Fuchsia Dunlop tells how she fell for China’s cuisine and names her perfect dish

The influential writer and chef’s first book is credited with bringing Sichuan’s fiery and aromatic dishes to world attention.

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Hong Kong society

The Post’s video team in Hong Kong wins 2 major international awards

Rainbow’s End: Where’s home for Manila’s Golden Gays and Eat Drink Asia pick up prizes presented by US’ Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts.

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From our archives

In pictures: when Ocean Terminal welcomed the world, from the 1960s to the 90s

Ocean Terminal was visited by Queen Elizabeth, with the most luxurious cruise liners and navy ships alike docking at the pier.

Britain’s Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip tour Ocean Terminal in 1975. Immediately behind them is Governor Murray MacLehose. Photo: SCMP Archives
Editor's Letter

This week in PostMag: from Hong Kong farmers to ‘aura farming’

We meet farmers weathering storms in Nam Chung, explore TikTok’s viral aura-boat craze, and taste Armenia’s reimagined traditions.

Nam Chung, in the northeastern New Territories of Hong Kong, features on PostMag’s cover this issue. Photo: Alexander Mak
Hong Kong society

Editorial | Good journalism matters more than ever in age of AI and fake news

Acknowledging their role as watchdog, newsrooms must rise to the challenge by embracing new technology while maintaining integrity.

Editor's Letter

This week in PostMag: making rope skipping ‘cool’ and rediscovering Goa

Rope skipping may be finding a place in Hong Kong, while the layered history of Angkor continues to thrive, and Goa takes on new charm.

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From our archives

In pictures: when the Light Rail Transit system transformed transport

The Kowloon-Canton Railway Corporation (KCRC) opened the LRT in 1988, providing the New Territories with more convenient transport besides buses or minibuses.

People wait to board the Light Rail Transit (LRT) in Yuen Long on its first day of operation, September 18, 1988. Photo: SCMP Archives
Hong Kong culture

Ballet inspired by Hong Kong kung fu legend Bruce Lee set for global spotlight

Marketing expert Colleen Yu says the city needs ‘structured and tailored storytelling for each type of fan’ to boost cultural tourism.

Hong Kong tourism

‘Hong Kong Inc’ concept needed even as tourist numbers rocket, forum told

Speakers at Post’s Redefining Hong Kong forum say city struggling with global brand recognition while arts sector faces big financial challenges.

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First Mention

When 4 people were killed after a boy fell into a remote Hong Kong village well

In 1981, residents of a worm-farming community were left devastated after a 14-year-old fell into a well and 3 of his rescuers perished.

The well in Ho Sheung Heung, Sheung Shui, Hong Kong, in which four people were killed by poisonous gas in 1981. Photo: SCMP Archives
From our archives

In pictures: in streets or salons, Hong Kong barbers make the cut

Whether it’s on the roadside or at a high-end hair salon, here’s how Hongkongers have been styling it out since the 1970s.

A street barber serves Western customers in Central, in 1994. Photo: SCMP Archives
SCMP Highlights

China’s ‘big advantage’; US debuts hypersonic missile: SCMP daily highlights

From China’s exports continuing to accelerate to a genetic study that could have major implications, here’s a round-up from today’s coverage.

Education in Hong Kong

South China Morning Post journalist gets Hong Kong Baptist University fellowship

Senior correspondent Natalie Wong will take part in one-of-its-kind programme designed to raise industry standards for local journalists.

From our archives

In pictures: Hong Kong’s family-run stores through the decades

Before Hong Kong became dominated by the likes of Wellcome and ParknShop, neighbourhoods were served by corner shops like these ones.

A small grocery store at Jardine’s Bazaar in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, in 1989. Photo: SCMP Archives
China shipbuilding

Trump’s China shipyard challenge gets Korea boost

South Korea’s promise to invest US$150 billion in US shipbuilding may help sap China’s dominance of the sector, even amid limited prospects for a renaissance at American yards.

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SCMP Highlights

Opinion | Cartoonist Harry Harrison’s humorous takes on Hong Kong and beyond in July

Discover SCMP’s Harry’s View as our veteran cartoonist casts his satirical eye over the political, social and economic landscape.

US-China trade war

Renewed pause on US, China tariffs awaits Trump sign-off

Trade talks in Stockholm called ‘candid’ and ‘constructive’; an extension of tariffs pause was discussed but needs US president’s approval.

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