Vicky Feng
Born and raised in Shanghai, Vicky Feng is a journalist and writer living in Hong Kong. She studied journalism at Baptist University and Chinese language and literature in Shanghai. A book lover, Vicky likes to find and write about all kinds of stories. Reach her on Twitter and Weibo @Vicky_Feng _
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Hong Kong’s Victoria Road Detention Centre has been converted into a modern academic complex for the University of Chicago. Restoration and construction work for the university’s Hong Kong campus cost US$75 million (HK$586 million).
Hong Kong’s Victoria Road Detention Centre has been converted into a modern academic complex for the University of Chicago. Restoration and construction work for the university’s Hong Kong campus cost US$75 million (HK$586 million).
The scheme of schools for children in Shenzhen who are eligible for a Hong Kong education started in 1998.
The scheme of schools for children in Shenzhen who are eligible for a Hong Kong education started in 1998.
Find out what it feels like to sleep on ice at this Swedish hotel, which is rebuilt every year and offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience
Find out what it feels like to sleep on ice at this Swedish hotel, which is rebuilt every year and offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience
The Roca brothers of the famed El Celler de can Roca, the No. 2 restaurant in the world, came to Hong Kong as part of their five-week trip that includes London, San Francisco, Phoenix and Santiago. SCMP.tv invited them to try some Chinese teas and mooncakes in the Peninsula Hong Kong and shared their insight of food and running their restaurant.
The Roca brothers of the famed El Celler de can Roca, the No. 2 restaurant in the world, came to Hong Kong as part of their five-week trip that includes London, San Francisco, Phoenix and Santiago. SCMP.tv invited them to try some Chinese teas and mooncakes in the Peninsula Hong Kong and shared their insight of food and running their restaurant.
Icehotel in Jukkasjärvi, a remote Swedish village about 200 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, is one of the world’s most unusual hotels. Each October the hotel is sculpted from ice and snow by artists from all over the world before it melts into a river each May. SCMP.tv visited the hotel in February, 2016. (Cover photo: Icehotel 2016; Art Suite: Momos; Design: Lotta Lampa & Julia Gamborg Nielsen; Photo: Asaf Kliger/Icehotel)
Icehotel in Jukkasjärvi, a remote Swedish village about 200 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, is one of the world’s most unusual hotels. Each October the hotel is sculpted from ice and snow by artists from all over the world before it melts into a river each May. SCMP.tv visited the hotel in February, 2016. (Cover photo: Icehotel 2016; Art Suite: Momos; Design: Lotta Lampa & Julia Gamborg Nielsen; Photo: Asaf Kliger/Icehotel)
Amy Wong, the owner of People of Yunnan Restaurant in San Po Kang, tells SCMP.tv why fried insects are served in her restaurant.
Amy Wong, the owner of People of Yunnan Restaurant in San Po Kang, tells SCMP.tv why fried insects are served in her restaurant.
Wife of Nobel Prize-winning physicist Charles Kao Kuen tells SCMP.tv the couple has been fighting Alzheimer’s disease for 14 years. "It's always sad," Gwen Kao said. "But it gets to a stage when you have to accept that the person you know is not there, except for the smile."
Wife of Nobel Prize-winning physicist Charles Kao Kuen tells SCMP.tv the couple has been fighting Alzheimer’s disease for 14 years. "It's always sad," Gwen Kao said. "But it gets to a stage when you have to accept that the person you know is not there, except for the smile."
Retiring Legislative Council president Jasper Tsang Yok-sing listed his achievement and failure ahead of his retirement in September. (Photo: SCMP's Sam Tsang)
Retiring Legislative Council president Jasper Tsang Yok-sing listed his achievement and failure ahead of his retirement in September. (Photo: SCMP's Sam Tsang)
Retiring Hong Kong Legco president Jasper Tsang Yok-sing said that “one country, two systems” has proved to be working and the next chief executive will be key to the development of the constitutional principle. (Photo: SCMP's Sam Tsang)
Retiring Hong Kong Legco president Jasper Tsang Yok-sing said that “one country, two systems” has proved to be working and the next chief executive will be key to the development of the constitutional principle. (Photo: SCMP's Sam Tsang)
Asked if he will run for the Chief Executive election, Legco president Jasper Tsang said, "Let's wait and see.” (Photo: SCMP's Sam Tsang)
Asked if he will run for the Chief Executive election, Legco president Jasper Tsang said, "Let's wait and see.” (Photo: SCMP's Sam Tsang)
Dr. Stephen Davies, from Hong Kong University’s Department of Real Estate and Construction, visits six streets on Hong Kong island and reveals how their names are connected to the city’s maritime history.
Dr. Stephen Davies, from Hong Kong University’s Department of Real Estate and Construction, visits six streets on Hong Kong island and reveals how their names are connected to the city’s maritime history.
Two coin vans run by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority are touring the city’s 18 districts to collect unwanted coins from citizens for free.
Two coin vans run by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority are touring the city’s 18 districts to collect unwanted coins from citizens for free.
The candlelight vigil commemorating the Tiananmen Square crackdown has been held annually for the past 26 years at Hong Kong’s Victoria Park. This year, the Hong Kong Federation of Students (HKFS) will be absent from the event for the first time after it separated from the event’s organisers, the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China. Representatives from the two generations of student leaders spoke to SCMP.tv about what lies behind the divide. (Photo: David Wong)
The candlelight vigil commemorating the Tiananmen Square crackdown has been held annually for the past 26 years at Hong Kong’s Victoria Park. This year, the Hong Kong Federation of Students (HKFS) will be absent from the event for the first time after it separated from the event’s organisers, the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China. Representatives from the two generations of student leaders spoke to SCMP.tv about what lies behind the divide. (Photo: David Wong)
Entry is for mainland citizens only - and even then, intense screenings apply. The destination is the South China Sea's disputed Paracel Islands, an area that has become the flashpoint of a global sovereignty row. As we count down to the United Nations ruling over China's claims to the waters, the SCMP joined a one-of-a-kind cruise for a sneak peek at one of the world's most unlikely tourist hotspots. Stay tuned for more exclusive reports in the coming days.
Entry is for mainland citizens only - and even then, intense screenings apply. The destination is the South China Sea's disputed Paracel Islands, an area that has become the flashpoint of a global sovereignty row. As we count down to the United Nations ruling over China's claims to the waters, the SCMP joined a one-of-a-kind cruise for a sneak peek at one of the world's most unlikely tourist hotspots. Stay tuned for more exclusive reports in the coming days.
Kung Wo Bean Curd Factory is the fourth stop in our Michelin-recommended street food series. The century-old store in Hong Kong's Sham Shui Po district is famous for its fresh bean curd products. SCMP.tv unveils the secret recipe for its signature dish: fried bean curd.
Kung Wo Bean Curd Factory is the fourth stop in our Michelin-recommended street food series. The century-old store in Hong Kong's Sham Shui Po district is famous for its fresh bean curd products. SCMP.tv unveils the secret recipe for its signature dish: fried bean curd.
The fifth stop in our Michelin-recommended street food series: Colourful Noodles, a humble noodle shop hidden in a small street in Tsuen Wan. Since the 1980s, its owners Mr and Mrs So have been serving noodles, first on carts along the streets of San Po Kong, before relocating their family business to the New Territories in the early 1990s.
The fifth stop in our Michelin-recommended street food series: Colourful Noodles, a humble noodle shop hidden in a small street in Tsuen Wan. Since the 1980s, its owners Mr and Mrs So have been serving noodles, first on carts along the streets of San Po Kong, before relocating their family business to the New Territories in the early 1990s.
Girls HK by Logitech is a newly formed all-girl amateur gaming team who compete in tournaments playing League of Legends. (Photo: SCMP's Edmond So)
Girls HK by Logitech is a newly formed all-girl amateur gaming team who compete in tournaments playing League of Legends. (Photo: SCMP's Edmond So)
Surging rent is forcing music venue Backstage Live to shut up shop - frustrating musicians who say officials are not doing enough to help the creative industries.
Surging rent is forcing music venue Backstage Live to shut up shop - frustrating musicians who say officials are not doing enough to help the creative industries.
SCMP.tv visits Hong Kong's Ani-Com & Games 2015 to talk to some of the coolest cosplayers about their costumes.
SCMP.tv visits Hong Kong's Ani-Com & Games 2015 to talk to some of the coolest cosplayers about their costumes.
As Hong Kong secondary school students get their DSE (Hong Kong's university entrance exams) results Wednesday, SCMP.tv talks to some of the city's ethnic minority students to find out what's it like for them to take DSE.
As Hong Kong secondary school students get their DSE (Hong Kong's university entrance exams) results Wednesday, SCMP.tv talks to some of the city's ethnic minority students to find out what's it like for them to take DSE.
Two prominent Hong Kong student leaders Joshua Wong and Nathan Law were charged on Tuesday with obstructing police officers during a protest outside the central government’s liaison office a year ago. (Photo: AFP)
Two prominent Hong Kong student leaders Joshua Wong and Nathan Law were charged on Tuesday with obstructing police officers during a protest outside the central government’s liaison office a year ago. (Photo: AFP)
Kevin Cheung, an upcycling product designer, shows off some of the musical instruments he has made from things he's found in landfills.
Kevin Cheung, an upcycling product designer, shows off some of the musical instruments he has made from things he's found in landfills.
To little surprise, Hong Kong's legislature this afternoon voted down the government's electoral reform plan for the 2017 chief executive election. But, what was a little perplexing was that only eight pro-establishment lawmakers voted in support of the proposal after members of their own camp staged a surprise walk-out.
To little surprise, Hong Kong's legislature this afternoon voted down the government's electoral reform plan for the 2017 chief executive election. But, what was a little perplexing was that only eight pro-establishment lawmakers voted in support of the proposal after members of their own camp staged a surprise walk-out.
After a build-up dominated by security jitters and predictions of mayhem, more than two years of fevered debate over political reform culminated yesterday in a comparatively quiet day on the protest front lines outside the Legislative Council in Admiralty.
After a build-up dominated by security jitters and predictions of mayhem, more than two years of fevered debate over political reform culminated yesterday in a comparatively quiet day on the protest front lines outside the Legislative Council in Admiralty.
You may not notice his pieces among the thousands of artworks displayed in this year's Art Basel, which opens to the public today, but you are unlikely to forget him if you meet him.
You may not notice his pieces among the thousands of artworks displayed in this year's Art Basel, which opens to the public today, but you are unlikely to forget him if you meet him.
What makes Hong Kong unique? Is it Cantonese Opera, the Dragon Boat festival, Lion dancing, Wing Chun, snake wine or shrimp paste?
What makes Hong Kong unique? Is it Cantonese Opera, the Dragon Boat festival, Lion dancing, Wing Chun, snake wine or shrimp paste?
A two-part special report on how Hong Kong copes with tropical cyclones
A two-part special report on how Hong Kong copes with tropical cyclones
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