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- Sep 2, 2026
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Hunger replaced joy: Hong Kong woman’s 20-year eating disorder after dad’s death (opens the original)
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Janet Leung lost more than two decades to severe food restriction. Now, at 46, she reflects on finding peace, therapy and the joys in recovery For more than two decades of Janet Leung’s life, hunger replaced her joy. After losing her father, endless food maths filled her head, drowning out other thoughts. Her anxiety around eating kept others at a distance. Miserable as she was, Leung could not give up this distraction; it offered an escape from the sideways glances and judgment that she endured
Older, wiser and happier? What happens when seniors take the stage in Hong Kong (opens the original)
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The Hong Kong Creative Aging Arts Festival will feature more than 40 performances highlighting the healing power of the arts for the elderly More than 130 artists aged between 55 and 90 are set to take the stage for the coming second Hong Kong Creative Aging Arts Festival, a powerful celebration of how the arts can help seniors lead happier lives Running from September 9 to 20 at the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre in Shek Kip Mei, Kowloon, the mainly Cantonese event will feature more than 40 p
Green day: Hong Kong horticultural therapist’s relaxing urban farm experiences (opens the original)
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Linda Lee’s urban farming experience days mix hydroponics, plant care, mindfulness and crafts When Linda Lee was young and living in the heart of Hong Kong’s urban metropolis, her father found peace in a small cluster of greenery in their flat. He stood in the corner each day, tending to each pot. When he smoked, he always turned to blow the smoke onto the plants, which would absorb the chemicals, he said, leaving clean air for Lee and her mother. Lee’s father was a tough character. He did not t
5 of the best things to do in Hong Kong this weekend, August 28-30 (opens the original)
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From a Wagyu challenge and cosmic musicals to clothing swap, meditation and Harry Potter, there’s plenty to do in Hong Kong this weekend The weather’s looking a bit dicey again this weekend, but there will still be plenty of events happening around town. There’s a Wagyu challenge, a musical with cosmic themes, a clothing swap and a beginner’s meditation class to keep you busy. If you are looking to learn something new, explore the galaxy, test your intuitive meat-weighing skills or upcycle your
5 of the best things to do in Hong Kong this weekend, August 21-23 (opens the original)
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Enjoy live music, karaoke and barbecue, a festival of sports, a Chinese animated film and Ukrainian Culture Day this weekend in Hong Kong This Sunday, Hong Kong is buzzing with sizzling barbecues, lively music celebrations and bustling handicrafts bazaars. Whether you want to dive into Ukrainian culture, challenge yourself with a sporting event or treat yourself to some live music, there is a wide range of activities to choose from this weekend. This Saturday marks the final performance from Mus
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