Emma White
Hong Kong
Intern, Culture
Emma White is currently an intern on the Culture Desk. She resides in Missoula, Montana in the US, and has completed reporting internships at the Montana Legislature and The Pulp, a nonprofit news outlet in Missoula. Her main interests are politics, art and the outdoors.
Emma White is currently an intern on the Culture Desk. She resides in Missoula, Montana in the US, and has completed reporting internships at the Montana Legislature and The Pulp, a nonprofit news outlet in Missoula. Her main interests are politics, art and the outdoors.
Languages Spoken:
English, Spanish
As heatwaves intensify across Asia, soaring air-conditioner use is threatening power grids and warming urban nights.
After August’s glacier collapse killed more than 1,400 people, young Nepalis are demanding justice, not just sympathy.
Janet Leung lost more than two decades to severe food restriction. Now, at 46, she reflects on finding peace, therapy and the joys in recovery.
The Hong Kong Creative Aging Arts Festival will feature more than 40 performances highlighting the healing power of the arts for the elderly.
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Linda Lee’s urban farming experience days mix hydroponics, plant care, mindfulness and crafts.
From a Wagyu challenge and cosmic musicals to clothing swap, meditation and Harry Potter, there’s plenty to do in Hong Kong this weekend.
Enjoy live music, karaoke and barbecue, a festival of sports, a Chinese animated film and Ukrainian Culture Day this weekend in Hong Kong.
A vintage market and car parade, a speakeasy offering tea cocktails, and a panda-themed dance musical are among picks this weekend.
Enjoy a floating gong bath, teach your kids about upcycling, learn to write your name in Egyptian hieroglyphics and more this weekend.
The moving walls at Wit Pimkanchanapong’s kinetic maze at Projct represent the unpredictable paths our lives take.
Check out an all-night rave with Reggaeton beats, pet puppies on The Peak, catch the latest Spider-Man film and more this weekend.
The face of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire in Hong Kong in the 2000s, Chan wishes to help others battling sleep and mental health issues.
Bathe yourself in nature, lean into your creativity, enjoy an authentic Ethiopian and Eritrean feast and more this weekend in Hong Kong.
If you need a recommendation or two for where to go with man’s best friend for food and drink, we have narrowed down a few options for you.
Get a Pilates session in before a quick run, explore the Hong Kong Book Fair, dance it out on a rooftop terrace and more this weekend.
Never mind the time difference, you can watch the football while you eat, drink or shop at a number of places across Hong Kong.
Explore a wedding expo, catch up with Moana’s latest adventure, enjoy a morning of Pilates and shopping. Hong Kong’s got it all this weekend.
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Tai Mo Shan’s hidden tea terraces are examined in ‘Bones of Our Land’, an exhibition blending ecology and art to explore history and restoration.
From famous Broadway and West End musicals to Chinese and Korean shows and a Cantonese comedy, there’s a lot on from now until December.
Traditional Chinese medicine experts suggest no more than 10 to 15 lychees a day for adults to avoid excessive ‘yit hei’ or body heat.
If you like to eat well without breaking the bank, these upscale summer menus serving everything from caviar to Wagyu have you covered.
