Reading Hong Kong, Reading Ourselves
Yvonne Wong reads a collection of essays that continues to have something important to say about the liminal spaces of Hong Kong.
Category Archives
Archive for: Hong Kong and Chinese Literature and Culture
HKRB Essays: Hong Kong Cuisine and Western Culture
Wayne Kwong considers the relationship between local Hong Kong food and Western culture.
Imagining Asia
Walter Chan reviews a new work comparing the central museums of Hong Kong, Macau, and Singapore.
HKRB Essays: Life as a postgraduate during COVID
Lilli Chung reflects on the trials and tribulations of undertaking a research degree in the age of COVID-19.
HKRB Essays: Africans in Hong Kong
Innocent Mutanga discusses the important role that Africans can play in today’s Hong Kong and beyond.
Besiege Me
James Pate reviews Nicholas Wong’s brilliant new collection of poetry on Hong Kong.
HKRB Essays: The Unfriendly Gaze and the Female Body in Hong Kong
Flora Mak discusses the complex – but somewhat ignored – issue of gender in/equality in Hong Kong.
Redgrave’s Ghost
Liz Wan reviews an erudite, captivating East-meets-West novel.
