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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for South China Morning Post
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Opinion | The Serial Killer Speakeasy is coming to Hong Kong. We should be outraged (opens the original)
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True crime and cocktails? An event like this completely strips the genre of its investigative integrity and empathy for the victims Imagine a Saturday night out with friends. You are gathered at a beautiful pop-up event where actors in costumes deliver dramatic monologues while you sip high-end themed cocktails in a speakeasy setting. On the surface, it just feels like a bit of edgy, immersive theatre. But what if the actors are costumed as real-world serial killers? And what if the drinks in yo
Who was Wang Zhenyi? Chinese female scientist who defied gender expectations (opens the original)
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Wang shot for the stars with her work in astronomy and mathematics at a time when learned women did little more than write poetry As moon-gazers look skyward during the Mid-Autumn Festival weekend, they should spare a thought for Wang Zhenyi, one of China’s most notable astronomers and mathematicians – and a woman. Her answer was physical, not mystical. It involved light, shadow and the movement of the moon. Using a round table for the Earth, a lamp for the sun and a mirror for the moon, she shi
Is the Year of the Horse’s eighth month lucky for you? Forecasts for all signs (opens the original)
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Feng shui master Andrew Kwan breaks down this lunar month’s prospects for all 12 Chinese zodiac signs in work, finances, romance and health The elements play a powerful role in the eighth month of the Year of the Fire Horse, with a surge of metal energy bringing clarity to some zodiac signs and obstacles to others. This month will also be a good time to pursue further education or administrative work. Projects that were previously stalled due to obstacles are likely to be resolved smoothly with
How to care for your pet during Hong Kong’s summer heat and thunderstorms (opens the original)
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Extreme heat and storms can severely affect dogs, both physically and emotionally. Here are some expert tips on caring for yours If you think this summer has been brutal, imagine how it feels for our pets, especially dogs. Whether cooped up in air-conditioned flats or kept in outdoor village compounds, dogs face severe physical and psychological strain during extreme weather. “Dogs manage their body temperature by balancing internal heat from metabolism and exercise with external heat absorbed f
What are five-kernel mooncakes? A history of the protein-packed treat (opens the original)
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Rich in nuts and seeds, five-kernel mooncakes are making a comeback as a protein-packed alternative to have during the Mid-Autumn Festival When you think of mooncakes, the ones that come to mind tend to be the classic sweet lotus paste versions with salted egg yolk, or maybe a more modern interpretation like one with a salty-sweet baked custard filling. Historically, however, the first mooncakes were made with a mix of nuts and seeds. The five-kernel (wuren) mooncake – filled with ingredients in
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