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Elizabeth Lo on her Oscar-shortlisted film about China’s ‘mistress dispellers’

Lo’s film explores a little-known Chinese industry, exposing marital crises, gendered social pressures and truths about love, loneliness and agency.


In pictures: horse play in Hong Kong, from the 1970s to the 2000s

A look at how the city’s public horseback riding schools opened the gates to a sport long associated with private clubs and privilege.


Ryuichi Sakamoto, Yunchan Lim and others at the 54th Hong Kong Arts Festival

Tradition meets tech as stages both real and virtual host dance, music and immersive magic.


The best things to do in Hong Kong and Macau, March 8-14

Enjoy Max Levy’s pizza at 10-seat studio Salisterra, sip Magnolia Lab cocktails at Clan & Co. Lounge, or book into the new Capella at Galaxy Macau.


Atwood, Rushdie, Amy Tan – quirks of HK Lit Fest guests

Weird and wonderful real-life tales of authors who have appeared at the Hong Kong International Literary Festival, from Margaret Atwood to Salman Rushdie.


Not Bali: the Indonesian island learning to welcome strangers while sharing the benefits

Sleepy Sumba provides an ideal quiet break during the Year of the Horse. Just don’t mention Bali.


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