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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for South China Morning Post
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Hong Kong men turn to plush ‘bag charms’ for self-expression, comfort (opens the original)
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Men defying old stereotypes by joining trend of sporting plush toy keychains depicting characters from popular anime shows such as Chiikawa Whether he is commuting to work or meeting clients, 31-year-old Hong Kong architect Bryan Hui always has a plush toy keychain of Chiikabu – a beetle-like creature from the popular Japanese anime Chiikawa – hanging from his black backpack. Beyond its cute appearance, Hui is drawn to Chiikabu’s backstory as a conflicted character who practises self-restraint o
Hong Kong to offer free dental check-ups to preschoolers from September (opens the original)
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More than 70 per cent of kindergartens join scheme bringing screenings and fluoride treatment to campuses Hong Kong preschoolers will be offered free dental check-ups starting next month, with more than 70 per cent of the city’s kindergartens having already signed up for the new government initiative. The Department of Health announced on Monday the launch of the Outreach Oral Health Programme for Preschool Children on September 1, aimed at fostering oral hygiene habits and preventing tooth deca
Beyblade battles drive up sales at Hong Kong malls, but will the trend last? (opens the original)
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Struggling to attract patrons, shopping centres are embracing resurgent popularity of Japanese toy, drawing fans who stay and spend – at least for now The sharp clatter of spinning metal tops, cheers, sighs of frustration and shouts of “three, two, one … Go shoot!” echo across a shopping centre in Hong Kong’s New Territories on a weekday. In shops across Tuen Mun Town Plaza, children, teens and young adults hunch over small plastic battle arenas, unleashing their tops into the “Beystadiums” in h
Hong Kong unveils its first dedicated psychiatric facility for under-18s (opens the original)
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New site is part of wider redevelopment of city’s main psychiatric hospital to enhance service quality and foster recovery Hong Kong’s main psychiatric hospital has unveiled the city’s first facility exclusively dedicated to child and adolescent patients, as part of a wider redevelopment that offers upgraded wards designed to enhance service quality and foster recovery. The redevelopment of Kwai Chung Hospital has increased the total construction floor area from 80,000 to 134,000 square metres,
500 PLA summer camp cadets battle heat as they step out of their comfort zone (opens the original)
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Combined camp brought together around 350 school pupils and 150 university students for two weeks of military training Wilson Hui Chau-yuen, a 22-year-old final-year student at Hong Kong Metropolitan University, recalls that the scorching heat was the biggest enemy during an annual two-week summer camp organised by the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) garrison. “Even on the city’s hottest day, our training continued without pause including martial arts, bayonet practice and marching drills,” Hui s
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