Hong Kong, China Immigration News

Hong Kong sisters born in the 1980s have self-funded at least 7 disaster relief trips to Yushu

Immigrate to Hong Kong and listen to Hong Kong stories: According to a report by Hong Kong's Wen Wei Po, natural disasters are ruthless, but there is love in the world. Today marks the 4th anniversary of the 7.1-magnitude earthquake in Yushu Prefecture, Qinghai. The once devastated disaster area has been reborn from the ashes, standing tall on the snowy plateau. The number of enthusiastic Hong Kong volunteers who have gone to the disaster area to provide warmth is countless, including a pair of twin sisters surnamed Lam born in the 1980s. They resolutely gave up their comfortable lives, and after the earthquake occurred...

Couple from the Hong Kong Chinese Reform Association Supports Education and Healthcare in Shanxi, Donating Over 10 Million Yuan in Five Years

Investment immigration to Hong Kong requires listening to Hong Kong stories: "We hope our actions can inspire more people from all walks of life in both Hong Kong and the Mainland to care for and support education and healthcare in impoverished areas," said Ng Kei-kwong, Honorary President of the Hong Kong Chinese Reform Association, who has donated over 10 million RMB in Shanxi for five consecutive years, on the 23rd.

Action Director Lin Lingdong Returns with "Prison on Fire" Starring Daniel Wu and Shawn Yue

Focusing on investment and settlement in Hong Kong and listening to Hong Kong stories: Renowned Hong Kong director Lin Lingdong has not released a new work since co-directing "The Triad" with Tsui Hark and Johnnie To in 2007. Recently, according to Hong Kong media reports, Lin Lingdong will return to directing after a 7-year hiatus, with one action film expected to start shooting in June, starring Daniel Wu and Shawn Yue, and another police action film starring Louis Koo and Lau Ching-Wan, also planned to begin shooting this year...

Vanzhiden Leads the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra in a Hong Kong Version of Beethoven

Focusing on investment immigration in Hong Kong and the stories of Hong Kong: On March 12, the Guangzhou Grand Theatre will host the first performance after the start of the Year of the Horse, where the so-called "genius conductor" Vanzhiden will lead the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra along with Simon Ramsma, the winner of the 2005 China International Violin Competition, to present a music feast filled with positive energy, themed around Beethoven's famous works.

The "Sweet Secret" of Hong Kong Tong Sui

Follow Hong Kong immigration and listen to Hong Kong stories: As night falls, Times Square in Causeway Bay is brightly lit. In an inconspicuous small street behind this famous Hong Kong commercial center, a long queue has formed as usual in front of a small shop.

UK Declassified Documents: Britain Once Sought to Leverage the Handover of Hong Kong to Increase Influence Over China

Focusing on Hong Kong investment immigration and hearing Hong Kong stories: According to newly released Cabinet documents, 30 years ago, the British government believed that transferring sovereignty over Hong Kong to China would strengthen the UK's influence over China and increase its economic opportunities within the country.

70-Year-Old Hong Kong Philanthropist Always Responds to Disasters: If It Is Not Remote or Impoverished, I Do Not Go

Sixteen Years of Dedication: Hong Kong's First Female Milk Tea Master 'Brewing' Away the Bitterness

Follow Hong Kong immigration and listen to Hong Kong stories: Hong Kong people love milk tea, and Hong Kong-style milk tea is a representative of Hong Kong's culinary culture. Many tea masters dream of brewing the perfect cup. With a unique skill set honed over sixteen years, former primary school teacher Mok Pui-ling conquered the competition with cup after cup of smooth, non-bitter milk tea, becoming the first female 'Golden Tea Master' in Hong Kong at the 2013 International KamCha Competition Hong Kong Finals this August...

Why Are Hong Kong People So Passionate About Feng Shui?

Hong Kong Investment Immigration listens to the voice of Hong Kong: Over the past decade, a Feng Shui craze has swept through Hong Kong. When the government, universities, and the wealthy make major decisions, they often rely on the advice of Feng Shui masters. A high-ranking Hong Kong official once joked that while it was often said in the past that one would surely prosper by becoming one of the 'three professionals'—lawyers, accountants, or doctors—it now seems that the ones who are truly 'prospering' are the Feng Shui masters.

“Stories of Hong Kong People”: Manuel Cheung, the Tailor for George H.W. Bush

Hong Kong immigrants follow the stories of the Hong Kong people: “Hong Kong men, especially the younger generation, are increasingly pursuing fashion. Standard off-the-rack clothing can no longer meet their requirements. That is why we have seen many new tailor shops in the Central district of Hong Kong recently; after experiencing a downturn, bespoke clothing is beginning to see a slow revival,” says Manuel Cheung.

Hong Kong Stars Bid Farewell to the White Dragon King

Hong Kong Investment Immigration Listens to Hong Kong Stories: On September 2, according to news from Hong Kong's "Ming Pao", the White Dragon King had connections with many people in the entertainment industry and was revered as a "living immortal". After his passing, disciple Eric Tsang personally traveled to Thailand to pay respects and even wished to resign from hosting the Miss Hong Kong finals at TVB to send his master off one last time, but TVB refused to let him go. Among those who traveled to Thailand to bid farewell to the White Dragon King were Andy Lau, Tony Leung, Richie Ren, and others.

Hong Kong is My Other Home: 24 Years of Living Without Regret

Stories from the Hong Kong Investment Immigration Circle: In 1988, her play "The First Building in the World" caused a sensation after its performance in Beijing.