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Escape Manila’s heat for northern Luzon’s pine-scented hills, hanging coffins and other hidden wonders

They may not make for a typical Philippine holiday, but the highlands of northern Luzon are a world apart from Manila and the tropical lowlands, finds Thomas Bird


Paul French lifts veil on final months of China’s last emperor in the Forbidden City

It is not the first biography of China’s Puyi, but Paul French’s latest book brings with it a feminine voice of modernity and fully exploits its place in the ‘doomed-monarchy’ sub-genre.


Wing Shya: photographer to Wong Kar-wai on working with the great and good of Hong Kong cinema

Wing Shya’s candid Hong Kong photography journey – from street snaps to Wong Kar-wai collaborations, Leslie Cheung portraits and iconic film stills – reveals art born of instinct, accident and unwavering passion.


Bukhara Biennial spearheads cultural blossoming of the city as well as the wider Uzbekistan

With site-specific artwork displayed in restored or adapted historical structures, the inaugural Bukhara Biennial heralded the development of a cultural district designed for residents and visitors alike.


Ode to the horse: 5,000 years of human-equine connection on display in new Kazakh museum

In rural Kazakhstan, a father and son have built a temple to our equine companions – the animal that once carried monks, traders and armies across the steppes. PostMag visits their museum, where myth and reality graze side by side.


In pictures: the evolution of Hong Kong’s Mid-Autumn mooncake

From instalment plans to chilled ‘snow-skin’ innovations, Hong Kong’s mooncake traditions have continually evolved across decades of Mid-Autumn celebrations.


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Oil prices post weekly gains on rising belief OPEC will extend production cuts

China’s HNA closing in on buying stake in Brazil’s second busiest international airport

China’s yuan slides for a sixth straight session in Hong Kong

‘Let’s hail a meal’: China’s Home Cook offers a sharing economy solution for the kitchen

Chinese carmaker BYD sees slower growth ahead for green car sales after subsidies cut

Buyers drawn by China’s US$941.4bn pre-owned homes market

Bitcoin price sinks after US SEC rejects proposal to use it in a fund

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Oil prices up on the week as OPEC seen cutting output further

China’s HNA said buying stake in Brazil’s second busiest airport

China’s yuan slides for a sixth straight session in Hong Kong

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Home Cook offers up a sharing economy solution for the kitchen

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BYD sees slower growth ahead for green car sales after subsidies cut

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Buyers drawn by China’s US$941.4bn pre-owned homes market

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US regulators reject use in a fund of Bitcoin, whose prices tumble