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    <description>Leon Lai Ming: A Hong Kong singer and actor, celebrated as one of the "Four Heavenly Kings" of Cantopop. Born in December 1966, Lai has released over 60 albums, and won a Best Actor award at the 2002 Golden Horse Awards. Beyond entertainment, he founded the record label "A Music" and is a dedicated philanthropist, serving as an International UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.</description>
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      <description>Celebrated novelist Eileen Chang Ai-ling was not only a film fan, but she also worked as a film critic and wrote movie scripts. Chang’s own novellas were often considered difficult to adapt for the screen.
“Her stories are beautiful because of their language and details, not their plots,” critic Paul Fonoroff wrote in the South China Morning Post.
Nevertheless, the great Hong Kong director Ann Hui On-wah has tried three times, with Love in a Fallen City (1984), Eighteen Springs (1997) and Love...</description>
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      <title>How did Ann Hui bring Eileen Chang’s Love in a Fallen City and Eighteen Springs to life?</title>
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Bridging these two eras are two pivotal films from the early 2000s that demonstrate Chan’s unique flair for action – Heroic Duo and Invisible Target.

Heroic Duo (2003)
Shot before 2002’s mega-hit Infernal Affairs fully rejuvenated the...</description>
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      <title>How two of Benny Chan’s 2000s films bridged old-school stunts and modern Hong Kong action</title>
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      <description>Hong Kong cinema has always prided itself on speed and adaptability, yet the industry has often been guilty of merely repackaging old formulas. However, the 1990s brought a wave of existential anxiety – both political and commercial – that forced filmmakers to take drastic risks.
Below, we revisit two ambitious productions from the beginning of that decade and the turn of the next one that attempted to rewrite the rule book: one a dark fantasy reliant on extravagant home-grown special effects,...</description>
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      <description>From auspicious horse-themed phrases and couplets to whether your luck is in, check out our Year of the Horse 2026 series to discover all you need to know about the coming Lunar New Year.
In Chinese culture, the horse represents intelligence, courage and untamed freedom. It is also a powerful symbol of capability and success, often embodied in the mythical beast qian li ma – a winged steed not unlike Pegasus in Greek mythology – which is said to be able to travel long distances in a very short...</description>
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      <title>7 successful people born in the Year of the Horse from Jackie Chan to Ang Lee and Lu Han</title>
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      <description>It is all about music in the Greater Bay Area this October, with concerts from some of the biggest names in Cantopop, as well as a performance by American rapper Travis Scott, plus a major music festival.
Read on for more details on what is going on in cities near Hong Kong.
1. Strawberry Music Festival Guangzhou

The 2025 Guangzhou Super Strawberry Festival will take place at the city’s Nansha Music Showcase from October 2-4.
The three-day extravaganza, among China’s biggest outdoor music...</description>
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      <title>Travis Scott, Leon Lai, XG: 5 China Greater Bay Area music events in October 2025</title>
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      <description>In the second of a two-part series on Hong Kong’s efforts to boost its tourism industry, the Post takes a look at other attractions the city can offer beyond the nine hotspot products the government has floated. Read part one here.
Even as Hong Kong has kick-started efforts to promote nine “tourism hotspots” identified by a government working group, industry players and experts say the city has much more to entice visitors.
To revive the city’s flagging tourism scene, they suggested tapping its...</description>
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