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Dennis Wong
Dennis Wong
Hong Kong
@denniswcf614
Graphic Designer
Dennis joined the Post as a graphic designer after working for TIME Magazine for almost two decades. He focuses on infographics that depict local and regional developments

A visual guide to modern trench warfare, long-range weapons and the bloody stalemate between Ukraine and Russia.

This is the latest map showing connections between the Politburo Standing Committee – China’s most powerful leaders – and their Politburo colleagues, based on their official work history.

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More than 50 years after the first human landing, a new race for the moon is under way. Here’s a look at lunar missions since the US-Soviet space race of the Cold War.

The United States has the world’s largest national debt at US$31.4 trillion and its debt-to-GDP ratio also ranks among the highest in the world. Here is a visual guide to help understand the size of this eye-popping figure.

China has the world’s largest network for bullet trains. The network is getting bigger, with plans to extend it to 50,000km by 2025, and 200,000km by 2035.

After three years of cancellations, fans are ready for one of the most popular annual sporting events in Asia for great rugby and plenty of fun.

China has been hit by its most severe heatwave in six decades, exacerbating a drought that has had an impact on food and factory production, power supplies and transport across a vast area of the country.

The second biggest Chinese holiday of the year is full of tradition – from mooncakes, lanterns to how it’s celebrated, and what the legend is behind the festival.

An ancient practice, suitable only for people with nerves of steel, remains alive and well in a modern city full of skyscrapers.

Here are 25 iconic singers who have helped shape the Hong Kong pop music scene since 1997. Can you correctly match their facial features and name them all?

Smaller than a prison cell, more than 200,000 people live in extremely cramped conditions and spend years waiting for public rental housing.

A spotlight has been thrown on child abuse in Hong Kong after allegations of assaults and maltreatments on toddlers at a Mong Kok residential home. Elsewhere in the city, child abuse often goes unreported, meaning that Hong Kong government statistics show just the tip of the iceberg.

In 1972 the first visit to the communist country by then-US president Richard Nixon is what Nixon described as “The week that changed the world.”

Amid Covid-19 concerns, China is determined to successfully host the Winter Olympics in a closed-loop system.

The city has further tightened quarantine rules for its residents arriving from countries with reported cases of the Omicron coronavirus variant. A total ban on non-Hong Kong residents entering the city has also been in force for those countries.

Ninety lawmakers are to be elected on the December 19 Legislative Council election, from 153 candidates running in three sets of constituencies.

Scientists worldwide are racing to establish if current treatments and vaccines are effective against the new Omicron Covid-19 variant as governments try to slow its spread by tightening border controls.

The world is under unprecedented pressure to avert climate change catastrophe. What action China, the United States and other major polluters take after the 2021 COP26 summit in Glasgow could shape humanity’s fate.

20 years on, how have the September 11  attacks ruptured America’s sense of safety and plunged the West into a “war on terror”?