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Tilda Swinton hits Hong Kong to make the case for film preservation and praise the magic of old cinema. Photo: Courtesy of Chanel
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The most widespread fruit produced and sold in Hong Kong all year round has been the banana. Photo: Shutterstock
Actress Tilda Swinton was recently in Hong Kong and said “snobbery is the very death of good art and a healthy culture” – can we love her more? Photo: Courtesy of Chanel
Saddle up, horse fans, and head to AsiaWorld-Expo in Hong Kong for this inaugural equestrian spectacular. Photo: LHKIHS
NewJeans perform during Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2024 in Seoul, South Korea, in December 2023. Photo: Getty Images
Tre Cool, Billie Joe Armstrong and Mike Drint of Green Day perform at Amazon Music Live Concert Series 2023 in Los Angeles, California, in October 2023. Photo: Getty Images
A Hmong woman stands among the ancient stones of the Plain of Jars (Site 1), outside Phonsavan. The Hmong New Year celebration in Phonsavan, the largest of its kind in Laos, sees young Hmong men and women mix and match traditional attire with modern accessories. Photo: Nicolas Bosoni
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Hong Kong Family Planning Association put out a plea in 1977 for men to test a new male contraceptive pill. Photo: Shutterstock
ComplexCon Hong Kong 2025 unveils a star-studded music lineup featuring headliners Metro Boomin and Zico. Photo: ComplexCon
Yachts at the Hebe Haven Yacht Club in Sai Kung, Hong Kong, pictured in 1972 when Bill Crum lived in a luxurious home in the area. Photo: SCMP Archives
Photographer Austin Bell at the opening night of his exhibition, Shooting Hoops. Photo: Courtesy of Austin Bell
George Passmore and Gilbert Proesch, aka artists Gilbert & George, took their controversial show to China in 1993. Photo: Courtesy of James Birch
Golden Gip transforms from pop-up to permanent venue in Central, Hong Kong, featuring Japanese and Korean-inspired dishes. Photo: Golden Gip

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Artist Cao Fei with Charlotte Lafont-Hugo, co-founder of Beau Architects, for the “My City is Yours” exhibition at Art Gallery of New South Wales. Photo: Diana Panuccio/Art Gallery of New South Wales
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Residents of Ng Ka Tsuen, in Yuen Long, Hong Kong, enjoy a Lunar New Year poon choi meal. Photo: David Wong
Zoher Abdoolcarim, former Asia editor of TIME magazine, in Victoria Park, Hong Kong, on January 20. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
David Villa of World Legends in action during last year’s Chinese New Year Cup. The latest edition between World Legends and Hong Kong Legends takes place at Hong Kong Stadium on February 1. Photo: Getty Images
May Chow is a Canadian-born chef who runs restaurants in Hong Kong and Thailand. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
InnerGlow 3D projection show at Tai Kwun Parade Ground in Hong Kong serves as a platform for showcasing local artistic talent. Photo: Tai Kwun
Policemen drive to Hing Wah Estate with a murder suspect as part of their investigation into the murder of Tsang Yuen-wan. Photo: SCMP/Yau Tin-kwai

In 1977, a local teacher murdered his wife in a brutal hacking in Hong Kong

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