Readers discuss initiatives to account for changing visitor trends, poor service at restaurants, and a recently held golf tournament.
Readers discuss the need to better integrate the payment systems of the two Chinese cities, and foreigners’ worries about travelling to China.
Readers discuss the impact of the popular manga series in the city, and how Chinese history and culture can inspire the next generation.
Readers discuss the constant comparisons between the two places, and China’s political system.
Readers discuss India’s place in the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, and the US position on the war in Gaza.
Readers discuss why Hongkongers should gain a better understanding of the holy month for Muslims, and how students can better prepare for the DSE exams.
Readers discuss the annual results of Hong Kong’s flag carrier, and what the city needs to do to attract global stars.
Readers discuss the US’ approach to two major conflicts, and the danger of an escalation of fighting in Ukraine.
Readers discuss the shortcomings of the 2024-25 budget, how housing affects the birth rate, and schools’ approach to discussion of sex and dating.
Readers discuss the valuable role Hong Kong’s shipping industry can play, and a recent fatal road accident.
Readers discuss the city’s fight against climate change, and the benefits of the waste-charging scheme.
Readers discuss Hong Kong’s plans for an information and technology zone at the northern border, the proposed monthly firework displays, crowds on a bus route popular with tourists, and the need for a better strategy to promote the city.
Readers discuss China’s position on the war in Ukraine, and the French president’s suggestion that Western troops be put on the ground there.
Readers question the rationale behind the removal of stamp duties intended to cool the property market, and point to the benefits of the measure.
Readers discuss a train service delay, and an unsatisfactory experience with a ferry operator.
Readers discuss a proposed law in Australia that will empower workers to ignore calls from their bosses outside work hours without penalty, and how Hong Kong can deal with its ageing society
Readers discuss the government’s plan to hold monthly firework displays over Victoria Harbour, what Singapore offers Chinese tourists, and the need for Hong Kong to spruce up its streets.
On International Women’s Day, readers discuss the need to better support women as they move up the career ladder, migrant domestic workers’ efforts to create a more inclusive city, and the Hong Kong government’s baby bonus.
Readers discuss the budget’s proposal of a monthly fireworks display over Victoria Harbour, and political party posters along the city’s streets.
Readers discuss the reaction to the passing of the founder of Wahaha Group, and the slaughter of donkeys for an in-demand product in China.
Readers discuss the government’s efforts to promote the development of self-driving cars in Hong Kong, and a transport subsidy scheme.
Readers discuss the need for laws on preserving public records and ensuring information access, and the rising number of scams in the city.
Readers evaluate the budget outlined by the finance secretary last week, what impresses mainlanders about Hong Kong, and the importance of preserving Victoria Harbour as a unique attraction.
Readers discuss concerns about the Hong Kong education system, national security legislation, visa-free access to mainland China, and the city’s property market outlook.
Readers argue that tech is as much a positive as a negative disrupter, warn of TikTok algorithms shaping our taste, and insist the ‘mob wives’ trend won’t set back faux fur
Readers discuss the British foreign secretary’s concern over Article 23 legislation, and the difference between young radicals from Hong Kong and the UK.
Readers discuss what the Indonesian election outcome means for the US and China, and why art is dying.
Readers discuss the city’s annual budget, the danger of scrapping property cooling measures, and how to take better care of caregivers.
Readers discuss Hong Kong’s position in China’s economy, the growing importance of the Shenzhen Bay control point, and a warning from Malaysia’s new king.
Readers discuss the backlash against a Japanese performance of a mainland Chinese dance in Hong Kong, the Russian art of war, and airport wheelchair shortages.