HK Art & Culture

On June 3, the eve of the Tiananmen Massacre anniversary, the HK police arrested a 62-year-old man, bringing the total number of arrests to eight.

‘We are disappointed by the Court’s decision but are complying with its removal order,’ YouTube responded to the injunction.

‘I felt they were very miserable. I had already violated professional ethics. But in that situation, people were all compassionate,’ said Mr. Chan Kiu.

Mr. Chui’s ‘Lift My Eyes to the Hills’ porcelain pieces depicted scenes of Tao Fung Shan, a Christian Centre using traditional Chinese painting techniques.

The banned book industry thrived in Hong Kong for 30 years. In the 1980s, Hong Kong’s political publications had an impact on Beijing’s political situation.

“You can cancel my participation. I’m okay with that, but you cannot cancel the entire performance because of one person’s remarks,” said deaf dancer Jason Wong

‘I saw Russians and Ukrainians sitting and chatting together, very peacefully. Art is really a bridge that can bring the world together,’ said Richie Cheung.

“By making this decision, the council is telling people that there Is a line,” said the President of the Drama Federation. “It doesn’t matter. We won’t beg.”

A parent in Hong Kong, told her experience of failing to find books designated by her son’s school.

Yona Yeung joined the first NTD Global Chinese Beauty Pageant in New York, where she was impressed by its focus on inner beauty and traditional values.