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Sue Ng
Sue joined the Post in 2021. She graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a double major in journalism and counselling.
Put your most confusing moments into words with these common English phrases like ‘tickled pink’ and ‘in seventh heaven’.
Learning to save and budget money is a valuable skill that can help you in the future.
Discover the health benefits of a tidy space and learn how to keep your surroundings clean.
Chinese characters have more than 3,000 years of history and have influenced writing in Korea and Vietnam.
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As a new school year begins, learn how to get more things done in a shorter amount of time.
From “class clown” to “pulling an all-nighter,” learn the lingo and ace your communication.
You don’t have to be an adult to help others and make a difference in this city.
From Sweden to Kenya, there are many activists who are finding ways to protect the environment.
The groundbreaking work of pioneers have paved the way for the modern life we live today.
City will be the first in Asia to host the tournament; sport has gained popularity in recent years and will be included in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
Videos on Instagram-like app Xiaohongshu highlight how to navigate the city cheaply and where to take photos.
Director Leung Yik-ho and channel co-founder Hui Yin explain why they wanted to bring their hit online series onto the big screen.
The Greek storyteller coined idioms we still use in our daily lives, reminding us not to cry wolf or count our chickens before they hatch.
Every week, Talking Points gives you a worksheet to practise your reading comprehension with exercises about the story we’ve written.
From Kowloon Shangri-La’s crystal zongzi to healthy ones from social enterprise Gingko Store, here are the most unique dumplings in town.
While the film focuses on struggles of two sisters who move to the city from Hunan, director Sasha Chuk Tsz-yin hopes its message can resonate with everyone.
More than 100 companies operate in the nation’s industry and not enough people are buying their products, so carmakers are focusing on regions like Southeast Asia.
Student teams also won gold at last year’s Hong Kong Science Fair; this year’s fair is themed ‘Think Big, Be Innovative’ and will be held from June 8 to 9.
The climate can play a big role in shaping your frame of mind.
Writer and director of the 2020 film ‘Suk Suk’ said queer narratives can let people know they aren’t alone and inspire attitude shifts in society.
NGO says the government should provide better resources to find internships and jobs, saying companies could benefit from a diverse talent pool.
Waste Picker Platform administrator explains how these informal workers are ‘crucial’ to city’s sustainability and why they need labour rights.
Baptist University began offering Hong Kong’s first degree in agricultural science in 2019 and the government will launch the city’s first urban farm this year.
Exam was more straightforward than in the past, asked students to make fewer comparisons, and didn’t include question phrases like ‘usefulness’ and ‘limitations’.
CraSea Cleanupper members hope the city’s latest waste reduction measures can lessen the flow of garbage and plastic into the ocean.
Terms like ‘Oh my God’ and ‘God forbid’ are a large part of our everyday language.
Secretary for Labour and Welfare Chris Sun said that while the government has introduced measures to improve senior well-being, nothing compares to real companions like dogs.
Collaboration between Hong Kong Metropolitan University and the Airport Authority’s International Aviation Academy hopes to increase the number of pilots in the city.
Four volunteers led injury prevention workshops for young Nepalese women who are studying to become trekking guides.
SCMP explains why sharing exam content even after the paper is over is breaking the law.
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