A Hong Kong scholar says the mass starvation caused by Chairman Mao's "Great Leap Forward" was a deliberate policy, systematically implemented, causing at least 45 millions death -- about 15 million more than the highest past estimates. Frank Dikotter ...

John Heskett says it was very demanding for him to use around 50,000-55,000 words to write about design which he knows so well. So he asked himself 10 basic questions about design then spent 18 months to finish it. He also tells us how he sees design a...

Bernard Chan talked about "The Five People you Meet in Heaven", one of his recent favourite books. He told Angie Man that it's easy to read - and more importantly, it inspires him that little things we do may have a big impact on others...

Author XuXi tells Sarah Passmore about her latest novel "Habit of a Foreign Sky"

Sarah talks to former Hong Kong resident turned author Charlie Charters about his Thriller "Bolt Action".

Phil on Morning Brew asked how he found Hong Kong has changed since his last visit 18 years ago. Mr Fenton also shared his experiences as journalist in Indo-China and talked about his recent life in the US.

Stuart Christie recommends three of his favourite books, i.e. Passage to India by E.M. Foster, English Patient by Michael Ondaatje and the Berlin Stories by Christopher Isherwood to us and tells how books have changed his life.

Yang Yeung spoke with Angie Man on the content and making of the book. she also shared her striking feeling about the book.

Lot Felizco, director for Policy, Campagins and Communication in Oxfam Hong Kong joined Phil Whelan on Morning Brew to introduce their new publication, China Voice and told us the making of the book.

Dr. Jim is a specialist in trees. His interests and reading are all arboreal.