Think twice before you decide to engage in a romantic relationship.
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What if the so-called ‘free’ press turns out to be covering up the truth?
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The new RCHK kitchen has provoked a strong reaction both for and against.
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Food technology teaches students essential life skills which can be useful for university and adulthood
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Welcome to 2020. Our world is pandemic-ridden, the planet is on fire, and PHI has made its comeback.
When fighting for freedom, we are hurting all dictators.
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The National Security Law has stirred tension across the city’s population, with many fearing the new rules will endanger the academic freedom of students and teachers.
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Ancient masculine beliefs are the dominant root of physical and mental dejection, devastation, and disorientation prevalent in the male gender.
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Video games are something that everyone has played at least once, and for many it is a large part of their lives. But is that good for your health or is it a major problem?
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Kids should be encouraged to pursue their own interests, but how can they know what their interests are if their only experiences are school and tuition classes on school subjects?
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By Entian Qiu
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By Ennan Qiu
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Hong Kong’s political tensions and protests may have died down in the wake of the recent coronavirus pandemic, but it was only a matter of time before politics would become pressing yet again. As the number of cases in Hong Kong dwindles, many have decided to move their focus away from the pandemic and pick up from where they left off.
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Exploitation of children increases due to online classes and forced migration.
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I am not a fashion guru or obsessed with looking fancy, but I do sometimes go to shops and buy some nice clothes to make me look good.
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Written by Megan Chan
With school closure lasting until April 20th (or possibly longer!), students around RCHK have had to adapt to a different way of learning: online school. And unsurprisingly, this makes us more prone to procrastination.
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Written by Theodore Chow
Harry Potter is possibly the most universally known and beloved cultural touchstone for our generation. But are the stories of “the boy who lived” just a common set of escapist fantasies for children across the world to share?
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Written by Abbie Wong
Most of you will have seen it as a CAS activity on the Student Bulletin at the beginning of this school year, but is it actually something that’s beneficial to the futures of the kids involved?
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