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Yanni Chow
Yanni joined the Post in 2021. She has a bachelor’s degree in communication and majored in international journalism. Previously, she worked at Reuters covering Hong Kong political news including the enactment of the national security law.
It does not matter if the compliment is written or spoken, as long as it comes from the heart.
Meet these young people who have done extraordinary things to make their mark on the world and take a stand for what’s right.
The animal home, with two spots in New Territories, is taking in furry friends that people left behind because of government development plans.
Bright colours and retro-chic rule on the page dedicated to places that look like scenes from the director’s films, such as ‘Asteroid City’ and ‘Fantastic Mr Fox’.
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Founder of animal shelter in Hong Kong’s New Territories discusses the struggles of caring for the dogs left behind as their families could not take them to flats they moved to.
University student interns lead activities such as role-playing, singing and dancing, all conducted in English without any traditional lessons.
Students who still wear face coverings share how Covid pandemic has made them more self-conscious and worried about how peers will judge them.
Independent artist shares how volunteering and meditation bring her back to her life-long love for making and performing music.
Pupils from ethnic minority groups celebrate good news after university entrance exams and hope hard work can trump discrimination.
In a collaboration with GO!GingerOnion, the singer shares a few words of encouragement for teens waiting for results of the city’s university entrance exam.
Decline in top scorers in city follows global trend, with only 179 candidates achieving full marks compared with 640 the previous year.
Project founder and French photojournalist, Orianne Ciantar Olive, says she wants to raise awareness about the conflict ‘through its daily life, by those who live it’.
Get your ducks in a row with these 10 phrases inspired by the adorable yellow birds.
Ahead of Father’s Day, a recently divorced dad shares his hope that society will recognise fatherhood’s importance for a child’s well-being.
The warnings – in English and French – include ‘poison in every puff’, ‘tobacco smoke harms children’ and ‘cigarettes cause impotence’.
Words of gratitude can release the ‘feel-good’ hormone dopamine and motivate a person, says clinical psychologist.
Awards not only bring status and prestige but also give winners the skills they need to continue to succeed, says South China Morning Post CEO.
Students will get a chance to tell their stories while reflecting on this year’s theme, ‘Take action to drive positive change’.
These quotes will warm your heart and teach you valuable life lessons.
Picked by director Ray Lau Kok-rui to play refugee in The Sunny Side of the Street, Sahal shares about falling into acting by chance and being mentored by veteran co-star.
First South Asian actor to win best new performer at Hong Kong Film Awards says he knew little about movie industry after first arriving in city at age four.
Tutor says topics on history paper under city’s university entrance exams this year were similar to his previous predictions and did not have many challenging questions.
Wu Chi-kai, one of the city’s few neon light craftsmen left, talks about passing on his skills to Henick Chou, who played an apprentice to a neon master in A Light Never Goes Out.
Many were worried about the amount of time he spent on the social media platform.
Report from Hong Kong Dyspraxia Foundation estimates 1 in 10 children in the city might have this developmental coordination disorder.
Each week, we choose a picture from the news and provide questions to help you dive deeper into the topic.
About 47,500 DSE candidates started elective exams this week, with science and finance-related subjects at fore.
The results of this year’s DSE exams will be released on July 19.
