Welcome begins to wear thin

Slurs of ‘running dogs’ and ‘locusts’ are being hurled by both sides as Hong Kong’s China policies spur clash with the mainland.

HK's China policies spur clash with mainland cousins

HONG KONG (Reuters) - As Hong Kong's outgoing leader Donald Tsang looks ahead to retirement, an unusually toxic public debate over the burden placed by a flood of mainland Chinese visitors has struck at the heart of Hong Kong's often rocky transition from British colony to Chinese special administrative region that began in 1997. Tsang, knighted by the Queen of England and a trusted aide to Hong ...

A toast to Hong Kong's expat winemaker

Canadian expat Lysanne Tusar explains how she became the founder of Hong Kong’s first winery

Art & Soul: SCAD documents historic Hong Kong neighborhood

As the SCAD Hong Kong director of construction and preservation, Bob Dickensheets, oversaw the revitalization of the college's first campus in Asia, which officially opened in 2009.

Why Hong Kong and Mainland Chinese Aren't Getting Along

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