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This week in PostMag: a showcase of Hong Kong talent, from AIA Scholars to an award-winning fashion designer (opens the original)
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Plus Kellett School’s marks its first half-century with a 10-year plan roll-out and how double-amputee snowboarder Neil Tsui came back from the brink Cramming for exams, lugging hardbound tomes from locker to class and back, scribbling essays on lined paper until your hand cramps – all that is long behind me. I dare not share too much in fear of showing my age, but back in my day – when does one arrive at “old enough” to use this phrase unironically? – cursive writing and fountain-pens were mand
This week in PostMag: legacies from Hong Kong to Hollywood and beyond (opens the original)
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How legacies are built, from HKSTP’s tech innovation to culinary fusions and Nancy Kwan’s Hollywood impact. Of the many profound, poetic and compelling words that far more eloquent scribes have strung together to capture that notion and its palpable impact, perhaps American songwriter, actor, filmmaker and librettist Lin-Manuel Miranda summed it up best when he penned the following lines, for his hit musical Hamilton: “It’s planting seeds in a garden you never get to see. I wrote some notes at t
This week in PostMag: let your mind wander with our autumn travel edition (opens the original)
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From a sailing love story with Japan’s Sado Island, to a rail pilgrimage through China’s heartland and a stroll through the tourist-free streets of Amsterdam’s little sister city of Amersfoort, take some time out with us to consider your next trip away Sun, sand and sea: generally, these desirables form the foundation of a stress-free getaway, if sipping mai tais on a beach lounger is your kind of thing. But with seasonal downpours and thunderstorms upon us, and typhoons inexplicably favouring w
Hong Kong’s hottest new openings, from caviar temple Tarte by RH to ode to Italian coastal cuisine Ponentino (opens the original)
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Discover Hong Kong’s freshest F&B openings: Tarte by RH’s caviar tarts, Flat Iron Bakery’s Wagyu sausage rolls, Ponentino’s coastal Italian dishes and The Communal’s art deco coffee atelier It all began with a single caviar tart served at a private dinner six years ago, and has since grown exponentially, through steady demand and exquisite sweet and savoury flavours, into a bricks-and-mortar presence – that’s the remarkable story of chef Rania Hatoum’s elegant patisserie brand. At the new flagsh
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