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Crystal Wu
Video Producer
Crystal holds a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong. She is a video journalist with a passion for telling human and political stories.
Crystal holds a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong. She is a video journalist with a passion for telling human and political stories.
Areas of Expertise:
Video production, China politics, China societyLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
Firefighters in China’s Guangzhou city called to free man left stuck in fishing nets and zip ties after he tried to follow online trend.
Kung Yau Cheung Mahjong in Mong Kok will close on March 28.
The country has over 200 million gig workers who make a living from various temporary jobs.
Some people tried to file a complaint with a citizen service line but were told the city ‘does not have an animal protection law’.
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Spot prices have surged above US$5,000 an ounce, up more than 40 per cent over the past year, driven by central banks and traders shifting out of bonds and currencies.
‘Perfect In-laws’ allows parents to communicate with each other to set their kids up, often without them knowing.
The drone takes around 10 minutes one way, compared with about 1.5 hours by vehicle.
Hong Kong to spend HK$6.8 billion buying back fire-ravaged Tai Po flats.
Although in their golden years, seniors remain hopeful they can find someone to spend the rest of their lives with.
Although in their golden years, seniors remain hopeful they can find someone to spend the rest of their lives with.
The Lunar New Year taboos and must-dos are believed to navigate people’s prosperity throughout the year.
Police say more than 110 cases of scams connected to popular online shopping platform took place over a week-long period in late January.
Founded in 1992 and relocated to a smaller storefront in 2019, Kam Shing Restaurant has been a landmark in the city’s Shau Kei Wan neighbourhood.
More than 20 vending machines operate around the clock in the Futian District, serving those in need.
Trains on JR East’s Yamanote and Keihin-Tohoku lines were halted in all directions with no immediate timetable for service resumption.
US move calls into question China’s future financial commitments in the Latin American country, potentially hurting Beijing’s regional strategy.
In the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen, elderly people gather at a matchmaking corner to search for a partner.
The Chinese Medicine Hospital of Hong Kong is expected to serve 400,000 outpatients annually, while also operating as research and teaching hub.
SPCA said 50 pets have been identified as dead in the Wang Fuk Court fire.
Crews removed flowers from sitting area opposite Wang Fuk Court on December 7, but fresh ones appeared nearby the next day.
Rising costs and aging properties led to bid-rigging and collusion in city’s building renovation industry.
Firms have 3 days to take down netting amid allegations of falsified safety certificates.
Medications, warm clothes, jewelry, personal documents and appliances among items taken by residents of Wang Chi House.
Families mourn their loved ones who died in the blaze at Wang Fuk Court, while residents lay tributes throughout Tai Po.
NGOs say the needs of helpers affected by the Hong Kong fire range from obtaining new documents to being granted bereavement leave.
People visit a community centre to look at photos of bodies recovered to see if their missing loved ones are among them.
The city’s deadliest fire in recent decades has united residents to donate food, clothes, goods and services to those affected.
