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The latest news, trends and events people in Hong Kong are talking about on the internet, social media and elsewhere.
Internet users have been posting selfies, sticker packs and song parodies mocking the video’s AI-generated K-pop girl band
Hong Kong

Video | Anti-drug video pulled over claims it promotes drug use

Internet users have been posting selfies, sticker packs and song parodies mocking the video’s AI-generated K-pop girl band.

Hong Kong society

Hong Kong blogger’s Iran trip sparks debate about solo travel safety

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Hong Kong

Video | Hikers scale steep slope in Hong Kong’s Ocean Park

Internet

Video | How a block of online text led to a cafe’s viral stardom

Tai Bo Cafe in Yuen Long has gone viral online thanks to a copypasta trend on Threads recommending their meat patties, and have seen customers from as far as Macau.

Yuen Long cafe’s meat patties skyrockets to fame after viral online copypasta trend
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Hong Kong society

Video | Watsons executive saves woman from sea

Ed van de Weerd, CEO for Health & Beauty Continental Europe of AS Watson, was in Hong Kong for a visit when he jumped into Victoria Harbour to rescue a woman.

Hong Kong

Video | Hong Kong’s hotpot buffet controversy

Some online users criticised the diners for their behaviour, while others raised concerns about privacy.

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Hong Kong society

Hong Kong restaurant says sorry after video of diners sneaking food goes viral

Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data says it has received five complaints from public about leaked video.

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Footage shows the pair had tried to take home seafood, beef slices and instant noodles. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong culture

His viral Instagram videos on Hong Kong’s libraries are ‘like a time capsule’

Steven Harrison Stratman, who captures everyday scenes from libraries across Hong Kong, explains why they’re more than just book collections.

Food and Drinks

‘I’m just a normal person’: Hong Kong Instagram star Uncle K on surprise fame

Kent Wong has set social media ablaze with his down-to-earth videos exploring Hong Kong’s food scene. Just don’t call him an influencer.

WTA (Women's Tennis Association)

American Townsend goes on social media rant about Chinese food, later apologises

Taylor Townsend gives dinner buffet at Shenzhen hotel ‘solid two out of 10’, questions how ‘these people’ can eat turtle and bullfrog.

Katerina Siniakova (left) and Taylor Townsend celebrate scoring during the women’s US Open doubles final against Gabriela Dabrowski and Erin Routliffe. Photo: Xinhua
Trending in China

Hong Kong film producer ignites debate with social skills course, makes US$280,000

Wife of well-known entertainment tycoon says ‘exclusive’ classes will help people manage their ‘careers, family, wealth, relations’.

Hong Kong film producer Tiffany Chen, who is also known as Madam Heung, is offering social skills courses for US$55 and has generated more than US$280,000 in sales. Photo: SCMP composite/Douyin/Weibo
Hong Kong transport

Viral video of skateboarders on Hong Kong highway sparks debate over road safety

Expert warns of ‘extreme danger’ and possible law violations under the Road Traffic Ordinance after video draws criticism online.

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Food and Drinks

Mouthing Off | Chiikawa fans best visit the new Hong Kong restaurant soon, while they can

Hong Kong has a history of short-lived themed restaurants, from Hello Kitty to Charlie Brown, often serving overpriced, average food.

Trending in China

Elegant World Games judge ‘Mr Ferrari’ goes viral on Chinese social media

Standing at more than 1.88 metres tall, Sergey Sinkins has drawn the eye of Chinese fans for his needle-straight posture and black suit.

Sergey Sinkins, a Latvian judge in the Latin dance contest at the World Games in Chengdu, has garnered a surprise following on social media. Photo: Handout
Food and Drinks

On the Menu | Matcha has Instagram in a froth. Can we all just calm down?

A matcha craze has led to soaring demand and prices, frustrating cafes and customers. Will the same happen to its ‘cousin’ hojicha?

A hand-whisked Uji matcha latte is seen at Hong Kong matcha specialist Via Tokyo, which has seen the cost of the Japanese green tea rise as a result of an influencer-fuelled craze. Photo: Instagram/viatokyocafe
Wellness

What to know about Hong Kong Open pickleball tournament and 6 places to play

The first Hong Kong Open pickleball tournament will take place in August. Here are the details, and other popular places to play in the city.

Asian cinema: Hong Kong film

‘Nazi salute’ trend on Chinese social media is not what you might think

The trend, seen on RedNote, Douyin and Reddit, is a tribute to the villainous Crow from Hong Kong’s Young and Dangerous film series.

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Hong Kong society

Hong Kong’s Eric Tsang, Kenny Bee cut ties with rapper after group photo

Pair say photo taken ‘out of courtesy’ after backlash for ties with singer-songwriter known for critical stance on mainland authorities.

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Hong Kong celebrities Eric Tsang (second left) and Kenny Bee (right) issued clarifications after Malaysian hip-hop singer Namewee posted a picture of the group. Photo: Handout
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong striker angers China fans with post-match comments, asks for forgiveness

Michael Udebuluzor tells the Post he may have to reconsider move to Chinese League One side Suzhou Dongwu.

What to do in Hong Kong

‘Life 4 Cuts’ Korean photo booth trend hits Hong Kong – 4 to try

The photo craze popular with Gen Z is popping up everywhere. Here are four booths to try, featuring otome figures, vintage props and more.

Hong Kong entertainment

Hong Kong’s 1980s nightlife culture dazzles again at old Club BBoss site

Big Boss Generation revives the old club’s huge dance floor, enticing locals and visitors with a glimpse of the go-go ‘80s nightclub scene.

Big Boss Generation CEO Edward Li (right) and Japanese actress Sola Aoi (second from right) with other company representatives at Saturday’s opening of a new nightspot on the same site as the old Club Bboss. Photo: Nora Tam
China food safety

China teenagers pee in restaurant hotpot, post video online, spark outrage

Drunken migrant workers face legal action after standing on table in private dining room and urinating in soup dish served by famous chain outlet.

Two teenagers have been detained in China after they urinated into a hotpot dish at a famous restaurant chain outlet. Photo: SCMP composite/Douyin/SCMP/Simon Song
Hong Kong transport

Are Hongkongers allowed to clip nails on buses? Viral video sparks warning

Transport union official says uncooperative passengers may be forced off buses and commuters should avoid ‘unconventional’ behaviour.

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Trending in China

Fans of late Taiwan actress Barbie Hsu recall special moments, tell of her kindness

Late star’s flu-related death in Japan prompts huge outpouring of love for actress who defied stereotypes, fought for underdog all her life.

Hong Kong culture

Letters | How did Hong Kong go from Andy Lau to Carriage Lau?

Readers discuss the rise of antisocial influencers, the DSE exam, and the HK$2 transport fare scheme.

People walk past a poster featuring pop singer Andy Lau outside the Hong Kong Coliseum in Hung Hom on December 17, 2024. Photo: Edmond So
Food and Drinks

10 Hong Kong bakeries and shops embracing the pistachio trend

‘Dubai chocolate’ frenzy has pistachios trending globally. In Hong Kong, bakeries have used the nut in traditional pastries and snacks.

Lo mai chi at Min Fong Hong, in Tseun Wan, Hong Kong. Photo: Instagram/ vienne_carpe.diem
Social media

China salon offers US$1 massage to guests who must own iPhone 16, luxury car

Women-only, next-to-nothing massage service targets high-end customers, but lists 27 criteria that must be met before customer gets the nod.

Art

Awol Erizku refuses to be typecast

Much more than the photographer behind Beyoncé’s viral pregnancy announcement, the multi-hyphenate artist arrives in Hong Kong with his street hieroglyphics.

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