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中国邮政
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Liu Aili
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Zheng Guoyu
CFO / Finance Director
Guo Chenglin
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Transport & Logistics
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Year founded
1949
More than 10 water trucks have been deployed to affected areas in Eastern district. Photo: Karma Lo
Workers at the site of the burst water pipe in Shau Kei Wan. Photo: Karma Lo
Residents queue for water following a burst pipe in Shau Kei Wan. Photo: Karma Lo
The burst pipe has led to a disruption in the water supply to four areas in Eastern district. Photo: Karma Lo
The water supply was cut at 11am, affecting Sai Wan Ho, Shau Kei Wan, Aldrich Bay and the area from A Kung Ngam Road to Island Garden. Photo: Karma Lo
Hong Kong society

10,000 Hong Kong homes left without water as burst pipe hits Shau Kei Wan again

‘Very annoying,’ say hit residents as second Shau Kei Wan pipe burst since July cuts water to 10,000 homes and empties restaurants.

Science

China is working on a submarine tank that can operate underwater for 2 hours

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Hong Kong society

Lessons for life: Hong Kong educator looks beyond exams and interviews

Hong Kong society

Hong Kong group aims to cultivate a lasting future for rural Lantau communities

Spirit of Hong Kong Awards finalist Good Old Soil brings farmers, craftspeople and young people together to build a rural economy that can outlast short-term funding.

Miffy Ng of Good Old Soil, who connects Lantau’s farmers with customers and passes on rural skills to help keep local livelihoods and traditions alive. Photo: Kong Yat-pang
Hong Kong society

Therapy dogs in high demand: Hong Kong programme booked out until February 2027

Animals Asia’s Dr Dog volunteers are finalists in the teamwork category of this year’s Spirit of Hong Kong Awards.

Artificial intelligence

Anthropic’s Claude AI gets Chinese-language options settings

Analysts say overseas Chinese communities are the likely target, rather than any plan to enter the mainland China market.

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US-China relations

Why US bans on Chinese EVs are ‘severe self-harm’ for American carmakers

They call for America to engage with carmakers and battery manufacturers ‘strategically’, saying protectionism is ‘an act of self-harm’.

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China dominates global sales of electric vehicles. Photo: Xinhua
Hong Kong society

Hong Kong could overtake London as top arbitration hub in decade: Bar Association head

Jose-Antonio Maurellet says Hong Kong’s status as global fundraising capital fuelling rise as city increasingly chosen to resolve high-value disputes.

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2026 Xi-Trump summits

Rare earths friction threatens to stall trade truce extension ahead of Xi summit

US trade representative blames China for creating ‘uncertainty’ but observers point to benefits for both sides in delaying agreement.

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Science

China mulls building nuclear-powered tank with 450km-range railgun in 2 decades

Further multi-physics simulations and vehicle-level testing needed before proposed systems could move towards practical deployment.

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Members of the People’s Liberation Army Ground Assault Formation stand in open hatches of armoured vehicles during a military parade in Beijing on September 3, 2025. Photo: Reuters
John Lee policy address 2026

Hong Kong to sweeten school merger deals, offer housing measures to lift births

Source says city leader John Lee will unveil additional incentives to boost births and encourage school mergers in policy address.

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Kindergarten graduates poses for pictures at West Kowloon Cultural District. Photo: Sam Tsang
John Lee policy address 2026

Hong Kong 5-year plan to stick with capitalism, uphold governing model: John Lee

In opinion piece published in South China Morning Post, city leader stresses that blueprint ultimately aims to ‘enable citizens to flourish’.

2026 Xi-Trump summits

China ready to help Trump meet North Korea’s Kim

Donald Trump’s efforts to meet Kim Jong-un have received a boost from China even amid doubts about what such an encounter could achieve.

Philanthropy

GBA integration may help mainland China philanthropy sector learn from Hong Kong

City’s experience could ‘drive a major upgrade’ of the philanthropic landscape, experts tell Jockey Club forum.

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The Greater Bay Area economic and business hub could be a "policy sandbox" for new philanthropic models, experts suggest. Photo: Martin Chan
From our archives

In pictures: from factory floors to AI – the evolution of innovation in Hong Kong

A visual journey through the city’s industrial evolution, from 1960s textile factories to AI pioneers such as SenseTime and DJI.

A technician works on a circuit board for electronics manufacturer International Quartz, which in the late 1980s was producing a range of computer and telephone products. Photo: SCMP Archives
Education in Hong Kong

Kazakhstan aims to become education hub, but experts say jobs must match skills

Experts on panel at SCMP’s China Conference: Central Asia 2026 say collaboration with Hong Kong and mainland universities is in the pipeline.

Hong Kong economy

How can Hong Kong, Central Asia build momentum on growing ties, go beyond MOUs?

Tourism, professional services, mining and digital infrastructure prospects discussed at SCMP’s China Conference: Central Asia 2026.

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Hong Kong healthcare and hospitals

‘There are trade-offs’: how Hong Kong patients can use telemedicine wisely

Hospital Authority telehealth cases jump 33 per cent as private clinics tailor services for people with busy schedules.

Illustration: Henry Wong
Education in Hong Kong

How can future doctors blend clinical rigour with AI fluency and empathy?

During Global Education Summit, medical leaders say AI won’t replace doctors, but will reward those who ask better questions.

Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign

Editorial | China’s anti-corruption campaign is here to stay

Hong Kong has a role to play as a new national law seeks to expand the anti-corruption legal framework beyond the country’s borders.

China-India relations

Open Dialogue | Nirupama Rao and Lin Minwang on the great India-China face-off

Experts debate the deep fault lines in bilateral ties – from the long-running border dispute to trust and competing narratives.

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Illustration: Henry Wong
Hong Kong police

Hong Kong policewoman facing probe over viral video of her dancing in uniform

Hong Kong police launch internal investigation and order officer to remove the video, which has gone viral on mainland Chinese social media.

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Hong Kong police have launched an internal investigation into a female officer after a video of her dancing in uniform went viral on mainland Chinese social media. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong economy

My Take | Hong Kong has bounced back since the bleak days of the pandemic

While much has changed in the city, it will hopefully embrace diversity, compassion and tolerance amid the ongoing drive to grow and prosper.

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Accidents and personal safety

Hong Kong woman killed, 5 others injured in car crash in Japan’s Hokkaido

Crash is second traffic accident to involve city residents in prefecture in less than a week.

Science

Drowning desert: how Xinjiang’s infrastructure could fail under record rain

Unprecedented downpours prompt warning that links and systems adapted to an arid past may struggle to cope with a wetter future.

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Two major flood events have occurred along the margins of the Taklamakan Desert in northwestern China since the beginning of June. Photo: CCTV
Hong Kong economy

Editorial | New poverty measure in Hong Kong won’t change duty to those in need

Whether household income or a more holistic framework is used to gauge poverty, it is important that the most vulnerable don’t slip through the safety net.

An elderly person in Wan Chai on June 18. About 20 per cent of Hong Kong’s 491,200 elderly-only households comprise members all aged 80 or above, making them among the most vulnerable groups, according to a report by the Commission on Poverty. Photo: Nora Tam
Trending in China

China wife finds ex hid US$2 million during divorce as she had US$1,000 health bills

Woman who suffered a decade of beatings from violent husband who bought sex toys for his mistress finally gets justice.

Hong Kong society

Stamp of approval sought on HK$4.6 billion lifeline for struggling Hongkong Post

Government-owned postal service provider has recorded eight consecutive annual deficits, accumulating nearly HK$2.9 billion in losses.

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