





By Anagha Singh
Many feel hesitant to identify as feminists due to the misconceptions and misrepresentations that stray far from the original ideals of the movement.
By Aaron Zhao
In today’s tech-driven world, coding isn’t just a skill for future programmers—it’s a new form of literacy.
By Gwen Lui
While homework is a common school activity, several factors challenge its effectiveness. The question arises: Is homework actually useful, or just a waste of time?
By Chi Yan Ng
A young girl living in a war-torn country takes the reader through a regular day in her life, which includes working at her family’s café, navigating economic struggles and the occasional explosion.
By Hailey Cheng
Red can stimulate hunger, blue promotes calmness, and yellow provides an energizing boost…
By Anagha SIngh
This year’s ceremony was filled with memorable performances and significant wins that resonated deeply with fans and industry insiders alike.
By Pia Tuominen
The Garden of Earthly Delights is a triptych oil-on-wood painting created by Hiëronymus Bosch from 1490-1500, depicting Earthly Paradise on the left, the Garden of Earthly Delights in the center, and Hell on the right.
By Princeton Chiu
This supposed mythological, legendary being is depicted as both a god and a mortal, and though depicted differently in many religions, his significance remains true across the world in the realms of love and romance.
By Casee Ng
So, it’s been a long semester and a half? You're probably feeling at least a bit stressed by now. Either from homework, or assessments, or whatever horrifying monstrosities the DP students have to deal with.
By Cyril Lam
As the plane flew through the clouds, something emerged in front of me: the vibrant city of Osaka.
By Bethany Lam
The Oscars are an annual event, but this year Ms Lewis, an English teacher, wanted to make it “... like an extravaganza”.
By Ella Wong
362 delegates flocked for an exciting two days of insightful, gripping debate and new friendships. Not to mention the incredible merch, and, as the Secretariat put it, hopefully “a bellyful of Maltesers.”
By Cadence Elfassy
Running is a sport that brings you to the absolute limit. Athletes sprint down the burnt red track, footsteps leaving behind dull ‘thuds’ as stamina is tested and endurance is built.
Princeton Chiu
After a restless sleep on Friday night, I dragged myself through to Saturday, the day we would participate in a small competition related to robotics.
“Ready…Set …” All RCHK students heard these words ring out many times on Thursday, 16th March 2023 at the Ma On Shan Sports Ground.