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China says Fujian carrier is world’s largest conventionally powered warship | South China Morning Post

China has claimed that its Fujian aircraft carrier is the world’s largest conventionally powered vessel – running on traditional fuel, instead of nuclear power. State media CCTV released fresh details of the vessel’s design on June 21, 2024, saying the ship has an advanced electromagnetic catapult. Such technology w…

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Hong Kong civil servant national security commitment to be monitored through ‘daily work’ | South China Morning Post

Hong Kong’s civil service chief said the government will monitor the commitment of its 173,000 workers by observing how they uphold national security as they go about “daily work”. Government workers must safeguard national security as the first of 12 core values under a newly revised code, which also states that ci…

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Pushed out of the closet: how a HK$1 billion manhunt turned Gigi Chao into an LGBTQ activist | South China Morning Post

In 2013, Hong Kong real estate tycoon Cecil Chao announced he would give HK$1 billion (US$128 million) as a “dowry” to any man who would marry his daughter Gigi. She says the move forced her to come out of the closet as a lesbian amid a global media frenzy. It proved to be a watershed moment for Gigi Chao, who would…

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Growing number of young South Koreans reviving shamanism through social media | South China Morning Post

Once viewed with distrust, shamanism has become more popular among South Korean youth. Lee Kyoung-hyun, better known as Aegi Seonnyeo or Baby Angel to her hundreds of thousands of followers, is one of a growing number of young Korean shamans who have embraced the internet and social media to attract young clients. A…

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Mainland Chinese social media Xiaohongshu highlights unlikely tourism spots in Hong Kong | South China Morning Post

Unassuming, tucked-away locations across Hong Kong have suddenly become tourism hotspots, partly because of a wave of influencers using the mainland Chinese social media platform Xiaohongshu. The word “little red book” refers to an Instagram-like social media platform that has hosted a surge in “city walk” guides of…

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