Video | China Daily

Ska Craze | Hong Kong

Watch one of Hong Kong’s famous bands, The Red Stripes, set the dance floor on fire as soon as the city lifts COVID restrictions on live entertainment.

January 27, 2023

The next wave of Olympic dreams - Surfing in China

With the development of surfing, Hainan Wanning, the home of surfing in China, has cultivated many Chinese surfing talents. We met two young surf athletes who have set their sights on the Olympic podium. We talk to them about their experiences in becoming excellent surfers as the country broadens its perspective on the development of talents.

December 13, 2022

Silver lining - Peking Opera seeks relevance online during the pandemic

We caught up with three Peking Opera performers to have a look at how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the performing industry and how they have adapted by seeking relevance through social media where they interact with opera fans and keep the show running online.

December 13, 2022

Poster Fanatic | Hong Kong

For one fan of Hong Kong cinema, owning an original movie poster is just as important as watching the film.

September 23, 2022

Finding a Hong Kong home

Hong Kong is the most expensive city in the world to buy a house and it takes more than 18 years for an average resident to buy a 250-square-foot-house. In this China Daily documentary, we look at how a 25 years old finds a home in Hong Kong.

September 19, 2022

Why so superstitious?

Have you ever wondered why Hong Kong people are so superstitious? The last few weeks I experienced some of the most popular superstitious activities in the city and talked to experts to try and figure out why these practices prevail in a modern metropolis like Hong Kong.

September 19, 2022

Where is the Lost World?

After waiting 30 years for his father to return from a fated Amazonian expedition, the son of explorer Colonel Fawcett published his father’s remaining diaries. In one short paragraph Fawcett described a conversation with author Conan Doyle that led to the classic 1912 novel ‘The Lost World’. In 2001, three English explorers set out to prove that it was indeed Fawcett’s 1908 expedition in the Amazon that influenced the book and not Mount Roraima in Venezuela as had been presumed. Grounded by COVID two of the explorers recount over a Zoom call the story of their discovery, in a bid to “put the record straight”. This is DJ and Simon’s second story that explores the relationship between early 20th century exploration and literature.

September 19, 2022

Description

Grave Dwellers | Philippines

What does it feel to call a cemetery home while still alive? Meet this family of grave dwellers in the Philippines and hear about their dream of one day becoming capable of lifting themselves out of poverty.

January 06, 2023

Asia Featured

Watch with phone：

.

.

Ska Craze | Hong Kong

The next wave of Olympic dreams - Surfing in China

Silver lining - Peking Opera seeks relevance online during the pandemic

Poster Fanatic | Hong Kong

Finding a Hong Kong home

Why so superstitious?

Where is the Lost World?

Grave Dwellers | Philippines

Follow Us

Download China Daily Asia Apps

.

.

Ska Craze | Hong Kong

The next wave of Olympic dreams - Surfing in China

Silver lining - Peking Opera seeks relevance online during the pandemic

Poster Fanatic | Hong Kong

Finding a Hong Kong home

Why so superstitious?

Where is the Lost World?

Grave Dwellers | Philippines

Ska Craze | Hong Kong

One With The Forest | Thailand

Grappling for respect | India

Home at last | Bangladesh

Underwater Beauties | Indonesia

Underwater Beauties | Indonesia

What is the Metaverse? (24 Hour Challenge)

What is the Metaverse? (24 Hour Challenge)

Silver lining - Peking Opera seeks relevance online during the pandemic

Follow Us

Download China Daily Asia Apps