Death of a Dream

This story is a sad one. Have you ever created something? Something wonderful, that brought enjoyment and pleasure into the lives of others? It’s a great feeling. However, to then have to just stand and watch your creation banned, the means to create it restricted, for no other reason than ignorance [...]

Mid Autumn Festival

With the Chinese living foolishly for so long under the lunar calendar, there always seems to be a reason to celebrate. What better excuse than a new moon during September? Let’s get out the lanterns, bake up some moon-cakes, and head outside to view the moon and celebrate this age old tradition. [...]

You Can’t Do THAT In China!

The fine line between Hong Kong and China is often a blurry one for many to comprehend, so allow me to take a moment to clarify a few things:
1) Hong Kong is its own little sovereign area, to a certain extent. It’s officially known as the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR).
2) [...]

In Need of a Caption

Wandering around Mong Kok the other day, Libby and I came across this billboard. What’s it for? Not sure. What’s it say? This also remains unknown. But it provides a great chance for some funny caption writing. Post your ideas below, and I will post the ad’s translation in [...]

Echoes, Silence, Patience and Grace: The New Foo

As part of my HKUST campus affiliations I have been able to gain access to the forthcoming Foo Fighters album, “Echos, Silence, Patience and Grace,” and before I get into the meat of the album, let me say this: if you’ve enjoyed any of the Foo Fighters music leading up to this release, you [...]

Political Satire from China: Recalling “Made in the U.S.A.”

In the current week’s HK Magazine, this funny little comic appeared. Titled “U.S. Recalls Thousands of Bombs,” it’s sure to amuse. Enjoy!