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New teachers in HK to receive training on professional identity, integrity: report
Hong Kong education authorities are requiring local new teachers to receive training in professional integrity and values in the first few years of their career, starting next school year.
Source：Global Times 2020/6/11 14:58:40
HKers tear up BNO passports in front of consulate to protest against UK interference over national security law
Source：Global Times 2020/6/7 19:48:58
Decision on HK national security legislation to be resolutely implemented: liaison office
Source：Global Times 2020/6/6 20:21:49
Rioters leave a mess at the No.2 bridge leading to CUHK
At the No.2 bridge that leads to the CUHK campus, rioters have left rubbish and created a mess. More than 1,000 masked men had entered the CUHK campus, disrupting the university's operations in the past few days.
Houston Rockets GM supports HK rioters, irritating Chinese netizens
The general manager of NBA team Houston Rockets posted a tweet on Saturday, saying he stands with Hong Kong rioters to fight for freedom, which angered Chinese netizens who demanded the team fires him.
HKers commemorate 70th anniversary of the founding of PRC
About a hundred of young people working in Hong Kong gathered at the Golden Bauhinia Square on Tuesday to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.Photos: Zhao Juecheng/GT
HK residents muster in support of local teacher assaulted by radical protesters
Hundreds of HK residents congregated at the atrium of Amoy Plaza on Saturday afternoon in support of a local teacher surnamed Lee who was allegedly roughed up by radical protesters on Wednesday for singing the Chinese national anthem at the plaza.
People chorus Chinese national anthem in Hong Kong to celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival
People participate in a flash mob at Olympian City in Hong Kong, south China, Sep 13, 2019. People chorused the Chinese national anthem during a flash mob in Hong Kong to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival on Friday.
Hong Kong Disneyland appears to lose luster following ongoing protests
Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, as one of the most popular tourist attractions for Chinese mainland tourists, appears to have lost its luster. Though quite a few people patronized the resort on Tuesday, no sign of crowded queues were spotted, let alone many mainland travelers. Three months of violent protests have pushed the city toward chaos. Photos: Li Qiaoyi/GT
Everyone must draw lessons one year after anti-extradition bill protests: Carrie Lam
Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam said on Tuesday that everyone, including herself and members of the Legislative Council, must draw lessons as Hong Kong has gone through many difficulties and serious situations in the ...
16-year-old in HK arrested for storing and making explosives at home
A 16-year-old from Hong Kong along with his aunt were arrested on Monday by police on suspicion of storing and making explosives at their residences.
Hong Kong pushes to lift tourism sector as theme parks open
Hong Kong's iconic amusement park Ocean Park, which has been facing bankruptcy risks in recent months due to frozen tourism amid the pandemic, is set to reopen on Saturday following local government efforts to boost ...
