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Ginn Fung
Ginn Fung is education editor at the South China Morning Post. He is a published author and has experience working as an editor for sport, lifestyle and B2B publications. He studied for a Master of Arts (Research) in English and a Master of Letters (Creative Writing) at The University of Sydney.
What we like most about the Urus is its dynamism – it can be soft and comfortable, or wild and sharp. One thing is certain though, it is luxurious
Instead of teaching just the nuts and bolts of the topic, business degrees are providing wider skill sets that equip students to face tougher challenges
Jonathan Zeman, Brandon Chau, Wang Sicong, Adam Kwok and Eric Fok, who were born into wealthy families, have all made a success of themselves
The tycoon officially retired from SJM Holdings in 2018 having founded the company more than half a century ago
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Membership of the historic institutions set up more than 100 years ago to serve elite interests such as horse racing, cricket and sailing is just as exclusive today
Survey of over 500,000 vehicles lists specific problems faced by owners of 29 manufacturers
The career of the 21-year-old ‘playboy’ Red Bull racing driver is tipped to take off next season as his team’s leading driver – and with a new Honda engine
The Canto-pop diva’s death at 40 shocked fans in Hong Kong and across Asia, but she left behind a trove of albums, many of which are sought-after by collectors
Jaguar Land Rover announces the return of the classic model – a battery-operated, emission-free version known as the E-Type Zero – which is revving up to hit the roads in the summer of 2020, with a top speed of 150mph
Restless spirits roam the world during the Yu Lan, or Hungry Ghost, Festival in the seventh month of the Chinese Calendar
American singer, who died at 42, still remembered today for flamboyant style, great songs, big record sales and for helping ‘unite’ white and black Americans
Hong Kong’s soaring residential property prices are still affordable for the world’s best-paid soccer stars
The last Shah of Iran owned an Espada, while Roger Moore test drove the Islero in the movie ‘The Man Who Haunted Himself’
French culinary wizards Alain Ducasse and Pierre Hermé bring Gallic gastronomic magic to new hotel in the City of Dreams
Twenty five years after the untimely death of the local pop icon, Wong still holds a special place in the hearts of many Hongkongers
Players’ sexy looks are setting pulses racing at soccer’s showpiece tournament
There’s no doubt security arrangements will be something to contend with while the summit takes place, so why not just sit back and enjoy what the city has to offer
Owners of Prancing Horse supercars can compete in races worldwide – even in a Formula One racing car – as we discovered at a Ferrari event in Shanghai
Hong Kong offers special brunch, array of ‘magical’ cocktails and a masterclass in honour of ‘The Great Gatsby’ author’ F. Scott Fitzgerald’s favourite tipple
American singer-songwriter is known for his trademark Ray-Ban Wayfarer sunglasses, love of wearing hats and his electric Fender Stratocaster guitar
The white T-shirt has been a versatile and popular fashion item for over 60 years, and its look has been reworked by countless celebrities over the decades. Here’s how it can boost your wardrobe this summer
Actor Orlando Bloom wears one, and Pablo Picasso and Che Guevara preferred the timepiece – the new version of which caused a huge stir at Baselworld 2018
Luxury brands are investing in groundbreaking technology to offer top-of-the-line clothing suited to dynamic movement
McLaren and Honda have split, a new safety feature has been added to cars, and Malaysia has been dropped from the calendar
International schools today are offering pupils a variety of delicious cuisines
We look at four of the world’s most expensive - and coveted - fountain pens by Montblanc, Dunhill-Namiki, Caran D’Ache and Aurora
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology partners with Moscow School of Management to offer dual-degree programme in preparation for “Belt and Road Initiative”
