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AIA Scholars (from left) Selina Wong, King Chan, Zara Chui, Atta Yu and Wilson Cheng. Photo: Alexander Mak

AIA Scholarships

AIA invests in Hong Kong’s future with US$100m AIA Scholarships scheme

The AIA Scholarships programme is one of AIA’s long-term commitments to Hong Kong and its young people. PostMag meets five bright and ambitious recipients of the initiative to find out what lies ahead for them.

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How Zara Chui is searching for early-warning solutions for detecting fatty liver disease

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AIA Scholarships

How King Chan plans to mainstream mental-health solutions in highly stressed Hong Kong

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AIA Scholarships

How Selina Wong hopes to expand the reach of traditional Chinese medicine

PostMag talks to five bright and ambitious Hong Kong recipients of the AIA Scholarships initiative to find out what lies ahead for them: here, we meet Selina Wong, a Chinese-medicine and biomedical-science student championing holistic healing for all ages.

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AIA Scholar Selina Wong, 21, a student of Baptist University’s double-degree programme in Chinese medicine and biomedical science. Photo: Alexander Mak

AIA Scholarships

How Wilson Cheng’s start-up is cutting in-flight food waste

PostMag talks to five bright and ambitious recipients of the AIA Scholarships initiative to find out what lies ahead for them: here, we meet Wilson Cheng, a computer-science student combating in-flight food waste through coding and artificial intelligence.

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AIA Scholarships

How Atta Yu is transforming the landscape for visually impaired Hongkongers

PostMag talks to five bright and ambitious recipients of the AIA Scholarships initiative to find out what lies ahead for them: here, we meet Atta Yu, an occupational-therapy graduate co-creating inclusive environments and accessible experiences with the visually impaired.

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Sri Lanka

‘Born to Fly’ documents Hong Kong-born Rahul Sharma’s world record run across Sri Lanka

Soon after Rahul Sharma began looking for a suitable challenge, he became the fastest man to run the length of Sri Lanka. A new documentary follows his record-breaking feat.

26 Aug 2026 - 8:00AM

Hong Kong

Doing good: in celebration of those making the world a better place

From an epic walk in aid of mental-health charities to helping those with special needs get fighting fit and rescuing Hong Kong’s four-legged friends, here we mark more unsung heroes.

22 Jul 2026 - 12:40PM

Haiti

Three Hong Kong volunteers reflect on missions from Haiti to home – the Tai Po fire

Discover how Hong Kong doctors Tsang and Lo, and nurse Tse apply hard-won humanitarian skills to support Tai Po fire survivors with medical care, empathy and psychological first aid.

9 Jun 2026 - 11:27AM

Hong Kong environmental issues

Hong Kong has more coral reef species than the Caribbean – and they’re worth saving

Decades after pollution devastated Tolo Harbour’s reefs, Chinese University’s Coral Academy is reviving their ecosystems.

16 Mar 2026 - 3:15PM

Apple Chui, assistant professor in the School of Life Sciences at Chinese University. Photo: courtesy of Coral Academy

Philanthropy

Meet the father and daughter duo feeding Hong Kong’s forgotten folk

In Hong Kong, a dad and daughter serve more than meals: they serve community, care and the human connection the city often forgets.

30 Jan 2026 - 2:54PM

Naveen Sadhwani – who also goes by Nick – and his 23-year-old daughter Bianca run a charity dedicated to feeding the homeless and underprivileged in Hong Kong. Photo: Alexander Mak

Hong Kong

Meet the teen with a mission to help artists with his own brand of socks

Darren Lee, the founder of Sababu Socks, talks about providing a lifeline for under-represented artists from the Philippines to Tanzania.

4 Jan 2026 - 7:00AM

Hong Kong

For Hong Kong’s outsiders, zines offer what the city doesn’t – space, dignity and voice

At workshops and festivals, some are embracing DIY publishing as a slower, more human way to find connection and tell their stories.

18 Nov 2025 - 10:00AM

My Life

He held Hong Kong’s elites to account. Now he’s running out of time

Corporate governance activist and newly awarded MBE David Webb reflects on his decades of advocacy, his cancer diagnosis and the legacy he hopes to leave.

29 Jun 2025 - 12:02PM

David Michael Webb (born 29 August 1965) is an activist investor, transparency advocate and public data archivist/analyst. Long based in Hong Kong, he was formerly an investment banker. He maintains a large, open set of highly synthesised public data records, at Webb-site.com, photographed in Mid Levels Hong Kong, 29May25 SCMP / Jocelyn Tam

Doing Good

.css-12ooj4n{font-family:Roboto Condensed,Roboto Condensed fallback,sans-serif;}AIA invests in Hong Kong’s future with US$100m AIA Scholarships scheme

The AIA Scholarships programme is one of AIA’s long-term commitments to Hong Kong and its young people. PostMag meets five bright and ambitious recipients of the initiative to find out what lies ahead for them.

How Zara Chui is searching for early-warning solutions for detecting fatty liver disease

How King Chan plans to mainstream mental-health solutions in highly stressed Hong Kong

How Selina Wong hopes to expand the reach of traditional Chinese medicine

PostMag talks to five bright and ambitious Hong Kong recipients of the AIA Scholarships initiative to find out what lies ahead for them: here, we meet Selina Wong, a Chinese-medicine and biomedical-science student championing holistic healing for all ages.

How Wilson Cheng’s start-up is cutting in-flight food waste

PostMag talks to five bright and ambitious recipients of the AIA Scholarships initiative to find out what lies ahead for them: here, we meet Wilson Cheng, a computer-science student combating in-flight food waste through coding and artificial intelligence.

How Atta Yu is transforming the landscape for visually impaired Hongkongers

PostMag talks to five bright and ambitious recipients of the AIA Scholarships initiative to find out what lies ahead for them: here, we meet Atta Yu, an occupational-therapy graduate co-creating inclusive environments and accessible experiences with the visually impaired.

‘Born to Fly’ documents Hong Kong-born Rahul Sharma’s world record run across Sri Lanka

Soon after Rahul Sharma began looking for a suitable challenge, he became the fastest man to run the length of Sri Lanka. A new documentary follows his record-breaking feat.

Doing good: in celebration of those making the world a better place

From an epic walk in aid of mental-health charities to helping those with special needs get fighting fit and rescuing Hong Kong’s four-legged friends, here we mark more unsung heroes.

Three Hong Kong volunteers reflect on missions from Haiti to home – the Tai Po fire

Discover how Hong Kong doctors Tsang and Lo, and nurse Tse apply hard-won humanitarian skills to support Tai Po fire survivors with medical care, empathy and psychological first aid.

Hong Kong has more coral reef species than the Caribbean – and they’re worth saving

Decades after pollution devastated Tolo Harbour’s reefs, Chinese University’s Coral Academy is reviving their ecosystems.

Meet the father and daughter duo feeding Hong Kong’s forgotten folk

In Hong Kong, a dad and daughter serve more than meals: they serve community, care and the human connection the city often forgets.

Meet the teen with a mission to help artists with his own brand of socks

Darren Lee, the founder of Sababu Socks, talks about providing a lifeline for under-represented artists from the Philippines to Tanzania.

For Hong Kong’s outsiders, zines offer what the city doesn’t – space, dignity and voice

At workshops and festivals, some are embracing DIY publishing as a slower, more human way to find connection and tell their stories.

He held Hong Kong’s elites to account. Now he’s running out of time

Corporate governance activist and newly awarded MBE David Webb reflects on his decades of advocacy, his cancer diagnosis and the legacy he hopes to leave.

AIA invests in Hong Kong’s future with US$100m AIA Scholarships scheme