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.
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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.
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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.
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By Cyril Lam
As the plane flew through the clouds, something emerged in front of me: the vibrant city of Osaka.
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By Kavan Chan
In recent history, streaming services such as Netflix and Disney+ have completely transformed how audiences experience film.
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By Alyssa Leong
Upon entering the exhibition, I was greeted by a room which had three of its walls made into screens.
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By Princeton Chiu
Say, have you ever wondered how Chinese New Year came about? The history of its arrival?
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By Aaron Zhao
What are some meaningful ways to celebrate? Here are the top 5 things we can do to make the most of this special day!
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By Bethany Lam
As the festive season is upon us, it’s time to start decorating the house and creating some Christmas cheer.
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By Princeton Chiu
It’s the season of giving! The air of festivity lingers in the air. The ornaments hang among the Christmas trees brighter than ever- and under those very trees are little presents wrapped with love and gratitude.
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By Anagha Singh
From filling in stockings to hosting a Secret Santa with your friend group, the holiday unites many individuals belonging to the RCHK community.
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By Alice Au Yeung
Social media influencers have become new celebrities according to this generation, shaping not only new trends but also the identities of their followers.
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By Ella Wong
In the 1800s, whaling was a prosperous industry.
Killing one whale could make you a fortune, explaining the crew of the Billy o’ Tea’s persistence in hunting it.
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By Benedict Lam
Some argue that Hong Kong lacks cultural diversity as each building typically houses residents of a single race and social status is usually determined by the areas where they live and work.
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By Bethany Lam
As your English teachers say – summer reading’s the best way to stay in shape for next year!
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By Ella Wong
You’ve heard of mighty Zeus, Lord of the Skies; his brother Poseidon, who rules the seas; Hades, who houses the dead. But what about Hestia?
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