Educators, parents and the government need to provide more guidance to young people when it comes to choosing their careers, says a reader.
This week’s question: What is one thing you recently gave up on, and why?
One student shares that it is important to look beyond online filters as the lines between expectations and reality have become blurred.
Each week, we respond to a question from our readers and give advice and resources they can turn to. This week, we help a student who says their parents scold them when their sibling misbehaves.
Welcome to Young Post’s creative writing page, where we feature student work revolving around a selected theme and format.
The Philippines is revisiting a bill that would require university students to undergo compulsory military training as tensions grow in the South China Sea.
Each week, two readers debate a hot topic in a showdown that doesn’t necessarily reflect their personal viewpoints.
Our readers have some interesting takes on how they would re-write classic children’s stories.
There is an urgent need to protect the environment, hence the city’s waste reduction plan is of utmost importance.
One student shares that modernising older districts can be beneficial in the long run, but can have some negative results in the short term.
While our readers had a host of duties they wanted to escape, only one chose not get away from any tasks at all.
Each week, two readers debate a hot topic in a showdown that doesn’t necessarily reflect their personal viewpoints
Our writing contest starts with 10 students, who are eliminated one at a time based on your votes and YP editors’ picks – who will you choose?
The boy band launched thanks to the reality TV show “King Maker” and can now be found in advertisements all around town; fans feel a personal connection with them.
One reader explains how the textile sector generates a significant amount of pollution and the need for more sustainable solutions.
We found out that teenagers have some pretty innovative ways to try and get away with things, from blaming their star sign to ‘my dog at my homework’.
Need an answer to a personal question that you’ve never mustered the courage to ask? We’ve been there.
Immigration departments must make sure information is kept secure and not used improperly, one student writes.
Every month, we choose the best letters, debates and creative comments from students that we have published.
Our writing contest starts with 10 students, who are eliminated one at a time based on your votes and YP editors’ picks – who will you choose?
One reader shares that CRISPR, a revolutionary technology that enables scientists to make precise modifications to our DNA.
Readers share about the queries they have asked the search engine, from the curious to the mundane.
Each week, we respond to a question from our readers and give advice and resources they can turn to.
While English is becoming more dominant worldwide, it is also important to conserve the languages that are not as widely spoken.
Each week, two readers debate a hot topic in a showdown that doesn’t necessarily reflect their personal viewpoints.
Our writing contest starts with 10 students, who are eliminated one at a time based on your votes and YP editors’ picks – who will you choose?
One reader weighs the pros and cons of being able to edit human DNA, while others discuss mental health, Cantonese preservation, and Hong Kong’s waste-charging scheme.
One reader shares how food waste recycling is a pressing issue in Hong Kong that needs to be addressed urgently.
From sleeping to nature and family, we got a host of interesting answers.
Need an answer to a personal question that you’ve never mustered the courage to ask? Share your thoughts with us!
