Hong Kong, My Home

Miss Watanabe fell in love with Hong Kong when she came Japan for a holiday at sixteen. She later returned and determined to become a Hong Konger. This year she was given her longing Hong Kong identity card, but she has decided to return home to be wit...

Hong Kongers’ love for Thai food has encouraged many Thai chefs to work here.

Being born by Chinese and Thai parents, Ah B was raised in Hong Kong. He recently started a Thai restaurant here, and claims himself as a “Thai-speaking Hong Konger”

Meow, ...

The Taoist Association Yuen Yuen Institute No.3 Secondary School believes that, a thorough understanding of Chinese culture helps minority students to attain a good command of Chinese. The school has held Chinese classes based on everyday life and orga...

Hong Kongers’ shallow knowledge of Africa could be found hilarious or even ridiculous. “Africa is a country” - This is what local people have told Peter from Ghana.

Peter teaches djembe drumming in Hong Kong and he believes music is universal - it br...

In 2014, there are around 13,000 Koreans living in Hong Kong. Many of them have come here at the turn of the century.

John Jun came in 2003 when SARS hit Hong Kong, but he decided to stay to ride out the storm with Hong Kongers. In 2013, he set up the...

Indians were one of the earliest arrivals among the ethnic minorities in Hong Kong. They came in the 19th century, and those living here now are the third or fourth generation immigrants.

Vivek was born here. He comes from a typical family with three g...

About 6,000 local ethnic minorities are from German-speaking countries such as Germany, Switzerland and Austria.

Daniela and Robin from Germany have chosen to live here, in a small and cramped place like Hong Kong, exactly because of its size and the...

How do you preserve your own culture when you are in a foreign country? Many of the second generation Nepalese go dancing in country parks, wearing their national costumes, whereas some songwriters find inspirations in their lives in Hong Kong to write...

To better understand the Nepalese, who have put down roots here in Hong Kong, we might start with a mostly forgotten name - Gurkha.

Gurkhas were professional soldiers hired from Nepal before the handover. When Gurkha soldiers were serving in Hong Kong,...