Pop Culture Icons 2016 English version

The comic “Old Master Q” has gained significant traction and rooted deep in the heart of people for generations, with ongoing influence which transits through ages.

The popularity of “Old Master Q” has not waned a bit even more than fifty years have p...

Invited by one of his best friends, Joseph Yau started as an author writing for the then avant-garde City Magazine in the late 1970’s, he then became a pop culture critic, literature critic, satirist and many others through writing a wide range of arti...

Tung Pui-sun and Me

The most widely known thing about Tung Pui-sun is that he was the creator of illustrations for martial arts-themed serialised fiction in newspapers, which he did in his early years, and the larger-scale illustrations he did for Lou...

Ng Ho - The Wind Rises

Dr Ng Chun Bong (Ng Ho), acclaimed by his contribution in Hong Kong pop culture; teaching enthusiasm and script writing technique, passed away in 2013. He left us a sentence, saying that he will continue his adventure by chasing ...

James Wong is a classic of Hong Kong pop culture, he was a composer, a lyricist and a writer, and he was involved in advertising, movies and stage plays, almost all of the popular cultural items. From the 60’s until his death in 2004, his career exper...

Sociologists will tell us that, in the past, Hong Kong is a city of immigrants and a place to escape from politics. Back then, people didn’t talk about politics and they loved to reflect their likes and dislikes in pop culture. They cried together, a...