Letters
Readers discuss the foundations that help a child arrive ready to learn, a key moment in a Hong Kong school’s history, and the value of Hongkong Post.
Readers discuss the ‘dumbing down’ of spoken English attributed to the US president, and how teachers can engage with today’s digitally savvy students.
Readers discuss an American’s return to a part of China he helped transform, and how the country is taking climate change seriously.
Readers discuss the planned education hub near the city’s northern border, and smart traffic management systems.
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Readers discuss the recent Brics summit, and former Hong Kong chief executive Tung Chee-hwa’s time in office.
Readers discuss the mega-project being developed at the city’s northern border, and how Asian nations can ensure diversity thrives.
Readers discuss the danger of child sexual exploitation shifting online, and the Hong Kong dollar peg.
Readers discuss the need to ensure academic rigour in tertiary education, and university orientation camps.
Readers discuss efforts to reduce shoddy work in building renovation, signs on expressways, and classic Hong Kong comedy films.
Readers discuss how the city should shield children from social media’s harmful effects, and the public healthcare system.
Readers discuss the city’s evolving appeal, unleashed dogs in public places, and former chief executive Tung Chee-hwa.
Readers discuss how the community can work together to prevent suicides, sentencing in cases of sex crimes, and responsible pet ownership.
Readers discuss how far the belt and road framework has come, the use of AI in official translations, and the start of the school year.
Readers discuss language prerequisites at the city’s medical schools, and the promise of AI.
Readers discuss the new tourism campaign, and construction schedules in an era of climate change.
Readers discuss reforms to the system around building renovation projects, and a lesson from Zhu Rongji’s life.
Readers discuss a recourse for victims of transboundary air pollution, tourist spending, tourism videos past and present, and Hongkong Post’s options.
Readers discuss oversight of critical public infrastructure, a better development model for the Northern Metropolis, and a project in Hung Shui Kiu.
Readers discuss the best long-term defence against Himalayan disasters, the Iran war, and the Ukraine war.
Readers discuss the need to monitor tyre pollution in the city, a Chinese film about the Iraq war, and the US midterms.
Readers discuss recognition for humanities scholars, and the challenges of ethnic minority children in Chinese language acquisition.
Readers discuss the revitalisation of Bangkok, and the legacy of ‘designated schools’ in Hong Kong.
Readers discuss the state of Hong Kong’s animal laws, and whether a ‘no-kill’ mandate for animals is the most humane approach.
Readers discuss the security of the city, a China-Nepal early-warning mechanism, and AI boot camps.
Readers discuss bridging medical and social welfare, why Hong Kong must change, and an epic road trip.
Readers discuss labour protection for delivery riders, and a new era for India-Bangladesh relations.
Readers discuss Hong Kong’s approach to drug-related cases vis-a-vis New York’s, and dog owners’ duty to the community.
Readers discuss work supervisors’ dilemma on extremely hot days, and Hongkong Post’s financial woes.
Readers discuss the lack of recognition for outstanding scholarship in the humanities, the lure of toys to children, and elderly mental health.
