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Anti-mainland China sentiments

Supporters of the Chinese women’s volleyball team cheering at the Volleyball Nations League match in Hong Kong between China and Bulgaria on June 11. Photo: Elson Li

Opinion | Nothing brings Hongkongers and mainlanders closer together than sports

Enthusiastic rendition of the Cantopop anthem Red Sun in Hong Kong Coliseum as China beat Turkey in women’s volleyball showed Chinese sporting pride.

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No need for Hong Kong law banning discrimination against mainlanders: watchdog

Piano-playing London live-streamer accused of staging China row to boost traffic

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Opinion | No place for ethnic profiling of academics, whether in Hong Kong or US

Talk of a “mainlandisation” of academics in Hong Kong is baseless and only hurts the intellectual vitality and dedication of the research enterprise. Recent developments in the US should serve as a warning.

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Opinion | Treating poor service on Cathay flight as a language issue ignores real problem

The better treatment afforded to people who speak English is a reflection of a nationalist complex whereby Chinese people’s belief in their cultural superiority is entangled with a need for Western affirmation. For some Hongkongers, this is complicated by a sense of superiority over mainlanders.

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Hiring plan could help Hong Kong’s Cathay ‘compete for mainland Chinese travel market’

Move announced by airline CEO in internal memo seen by Post, with other measures including allowance for staff who are proficient in more than one Asian language.

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Hong Kong leader likens fake organ donor withdrawals to ‘discord’ sowed in 2019

John Lee’s strongly worded remarks come after arrests of suspects alleged to have accessed government system to cancel registrations of donors.

A booth promoting organ donation at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Jordan. Photo: Jelly Tse

Letters | Anti-mainland sentiment has been allowed to fester for too long

Readers discuss the urgent need to address the anti-mainland sentiment in Hong Kong, the rumour mongering targeting organ donation, and effective use of the government’s open data portal.

Letters | Let’s not use the Cathay Pacific scandal for political play

Readers discuss the overreaction to an incident that puts Hong Kong-mainland relations at stake, and the frustration of constant tech upgrades.

Opinion | Cathay scandal: creating an inclusive Hong Kong is everyone’s business

Many in Hong Kong already work to make the city an inclusive and attractive tourist spot but we also need legislation, education and the collective effort of all of society to eliminate discrimination.

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Mainland Chinese tourists, part of a tour group, pose for photos on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront in Hong Kong on March 30. Photo: EPA-EFE

Hong Kong minister accuses ex-councillors of organising organ donor withdrawals

Chris Tang says ex-district councillors involved in wave of organ donor registry withdrawals, which could affect people waiting for transplant.

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Little Cleo Lai, whose life was saved by a heart from across the border with mainland China. Photo: Hong Kong Children’s Hospital

Letters | ‘Boring’ Singapore is doing quite well for itself

Readers discuss the stereotypical view of Singapore that persists in Hong Kong, and discrimination related to mainland travellers and organ donation.

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Did China Southern incident draw less ire on mainland than Hong Kong’s Cathay row?

Latest incident attracted less attention than Cathay scandal because latter involves Hong Kong, which has deeper mainland ties than Singapore, observers say.

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Hong Kong organ donors may have to verify identity amid spike in withdrawal requests

Secretary for Health Lo Chung-mau doubles down on proposed cross-border transplant mechanism with mainland China.

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An organ donation promotion booth set up at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in May. Photo: Jelly Tse

Letters | TVB’s Night Beauties the stuff of voyeuristic male fantasy

Readers discuss a television drama’s portrayal of Hong Kong’s sex industry in the 1980s, and the easing of rules on women freezing their eggs in Singapore.

A scene from the TVB drama Night Beauties. Photo: TVB

Cathay to step up efforts to rescue reputation, will ‘humbly reflect’ on scandal

In internal memo, CEO Ronald Lam calls for soul-searching within company, argues behaviour of fired attendants had compromised hard work of other colleagues.

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Hong Kong equality watchdog warns Cathay staff may have breached discrimination law

Ricky Chu, who chairs the Equal Opportunities Commission, also voices hope work on legislation against intra-racial discrimination will be completed soon.

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Too early to judge reasons for Hong Kong organ donor registry withdrawals: minister

Secretary for Justice Paul Lam says authorities examining the reasons for the sudden jump in withdrawals from organ donor register.

A resident registers for the city’s organ donation scheme at a hospital booth in Hong Kong. Photo: SCMP

Cathay Pacific fires 3 staff accused of insulting non-English speakers

Cathay Pacific CEO Ronald Lam apologises for incident, saying airline has concluded investigation.

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Hong Kong to benefit from proposed organ donation scheme with mainland: experts

Authorities are reviewing jump in requests by residents to withdraw from existing scheme, with some never having actually registered.

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2,000-strong mainland China tour group from e-commerce company hits Hong Kong

Tour group from mainland e-commerce company Yobesta say they plan to hit high-end stores for luxury items.

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Singer William So entertains a massive mainland China tour group with some of his best-known songs. Photo: Wynna Wong

Hong Kong travel expert’s top picks for budget mainland Chinese tours to city

Post looks at what’s on offer from budget mainland tours to city, finds one-day, whistle-stop visits with jam-packed itineraries.

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Tourists pack the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui. Photos: Dickson Lee

Opinion | Can and should Hong Kong, city of queues, embrace medical tourism?

A legislator has suggested that the city should chase the medical tourist dollar, like Thailand and Singapore. But given the long lines of tourists and epic waits for medical attention in public hospitals across Hong Kong, it is hard to see how this would be viable.

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Call to cap mainland Chinese budget tours to Hong Kong criticised as step too far

Tour group experts and sightseers from over border question financial wisdom and fairness of keeping certain visitors out.

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Mainland Chinese tourists on low-cost Hong Kong trips soak up city sights

Mainland Chinese visitors on tours ranging from HK$1,888 to HK$3,288 per person pack itineraries with sightseeing and photo-taking.

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The border between the city and mainland China fully reopened in early February. Photo: Dickson Lee

Editorial | Hong Kong should lay out the welcome mat for mainlanders

Harassment of visitors is intolerable and city’s equality watchdog is right to propose extending anti-discrimination law to arrivals from across the border.

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Dozens of mainland tourists lining up outside Foo Yuen Chinese Restaurant on March 27. Photo: Sam Tsang

Hong Kong leader demands better crowd control for mainland Chinese tour groups

John Lee weighs in on issue of tourists eating on streets and packing residential areas.

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Hong Kong tourism chief vows tougher curbs amid complaints against tour groups

Kevin Yeung weighs in on issue of mainland Chinese tour groups crowding streets and eating outside public toilets.

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Anti-mainland China sentiments
Latest news, features and opinion on anti-China mainland sentiments in Hong Kong, cross-border tensions, localism and Hongkongers' sense of cultural identity.
last updated:
9 September, 2024
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