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Share After weeks of celebrations and indulgence, when January comes, most of us usually crave healthier food options to start the year off on the right foot. Clean eating, however, doesn’t mean giving up on flavours and quality. This month, we have you covered with four health-conscious restaurants in Hong Kong that serve delicious and yet nutrient-rich dishes. Asaya Kitchen As part of Rosewood Hong Kong’s urban wellness concept, Asaya Kitchen is the epitome of healthy living and self-care. With a selection of tasty and diverse Mediterranean dishes that make the most of super-foods...

Celebrated artist Cai Guo-Qiang partners with HTC VIVE Arts to unveil first Virtual Reality artwork VR work Sleepwalking in the Forbidden City, installation view at exhibition Odyssey and Homecoming, 2020. Photo by Lin Yi, courtesy Cai Studio. BEIJING .- Cai Guo-Qiang, one of the world’s most celebrated artists, recently unveiled his first virtual reality artwork, created in partnership with HTC VIVE Arts. The artwork, Sleepwalking in the Forbidden City, debuted as part of Odyssey and Homecoming, the artist’s major exhibition at the Palace Museum, Beijing, which runs until to 5 February 202...

The Good Men Project Become a Premium Member We have pioneered the largest worldwide conversation about what it means to be a good man in the 21st century. Your support of our work is inspiring and invaluable. The Day the Earth Stood Still A story about the day you realize your child is as smart as you.   It happened one day in the kitchen when our six-year-old daughter asked one of those big life questions like, “where do babies come from?” or something equally precocious. Like all smart fathers, I quickly pulled a quote from a Disney character, and replied with a convincing smile.

Seven Nights with the Chinese Zodiac Nadia Siu Van Yin weaves together images and mythology from both the Eastern and the Western worlds, creating a universe where the extraordinary is ordinary. Anna Yin is a vivid dreamer. In her newest poetry collection, Seven Nights with the Chinese Zodiac, Yin weaves together images and mythology from both the Eastern and the Western worlds, creating a universe where the extraordinary is ordinary. The first section, “Night Shades,” begins with a winter landscape, where Yin muses on despair and loss. By making a connection between tragedy and winter, ...