Christopher Columbus, sailing for Spain, opened the way for Spanish colonists （殖民地開拓者） to settle in the region he had explored. This led to
There are dozens of Chinese gods, but none are celebrated in Hong Kong with as much fervour （熱烈） as Tin Hau （天后）. Tin Hau is the
The first people to live in a land are called indigenous peoples （原住民）. This means they were the original settlers. The Native Americans （美國原住民） are
Hong Kong has a very long history of horse racing. Horse racing in Hong Kong was brought in by the
Poon Choi （盤菜） is a famous Chinese dish that literally translates into “basin food”. In many English menus, it is translated as
There are two Che Kung temples （車公廟） in Hong Kong. The one situated on the bank of Ho Chung River in Sai Kung
In 2021, there were about 340,000 foreign domestic helpers （家務助理）working in Hong Kong. Among these 340,000 workers, 41% of them, that is,
Taiwan is an island, roughly 100 miles from the coast of south east China. According to Encyclopaedia Britannica, “there are references
Malaysian Chinese are the second largest ethnic （種族） group in Malaysia, a country in southeast Asia. Today there are around 6.7 million Chinese
We can’t talk about Christmas without a mention to the rosy-cheeked, white-bearded old man – Santa Claus! He is a legendary（傳說的） figure
