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Policy support will boost Chinese mainland stocks in 2020, says analyst Kenny Wen | South China Morning Post

Stocks on Chinese mainland markets can expect a strong year in 2020 thanks to government policy support, says analyst Kenny Wen. The wealth management strategist at Everbright Sun Hung Kai said investors should look at 5G infrastructure, domestic consumption and property management stocks in the new year. Wan advise…

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Primary school boy fell out of school bus | South China Morning Post

A video that emerged on Thursday captured a freak accident in which a primary school boy fell out of his school bus, prompting the vehicle behind to pull a sudden brake to avoid a life-threatening collision. The incident happened on December 4 and the pupil was sent to the hospital immediately after, suffering only …

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Macau’s long-delayed light rail service begins carrying passengers | South China Morning Post

The first automated light rail service in Macau officially started carrying passengers on Tuesday, December 10, 2019, a little over a week before the former Portuguese colony marks 20 years since its handover to China. The Taipa section of the Macau Light Rail Transit (MLRT), or Metro Ligeiro de Macau (MLM), began o…

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Blind man in New Delhi commutes four hours for massage therapist training | South China Morning Post

In New Delhi, India, Vinod Kumar Sharma spends four hours every day on the city’s crowded trains and often unpaved roads. The 44-year-old finds it difficult to navigate the city because of its heavy traffic and poorly repaired streets. But to earn a living after losing his job as a factory worker, the father of thre…

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The mystery of Hong Kong's Bowen Road dog poisoner | South China Morning Post

It’s been 30 years since the first recorded Bowen Road poisoning – and the perpetrator (or perpetrators) remain at large. The only solid lead ever to emerge surfaced in 1995, but it was brushed aside by police and not reported in the press until 1997, and only then because Hong Kong’s last governor Chris Patten’s do…

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Night clashes around Hong Kong Polytechnic University | South China Morning Post

The clashes around the Hong Kong Polytechnic University continued into the night of November 17th as police set a deadline for people to leave. All medics and journalists were told to leave by 10pm and that anyone remaining on campus could be arrested and charged with rioting. A bridge that connects PolyU with the o…

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Chinese soldiers and residents help clear streets after a week of intense protest in Hong Kong | South China Morning Post

At the end of a week that saw traffic disruption and chaos in Hong Kong, Saturday November 16, 2019, was a day of relative calm. Around Baptist University in Kowloon Tong, crowds came out to help clean the streets. Among them were about 50 Chinese soldiers, who said they “volunteered” to clear the bricks and roads n…

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Disruptions across Hong Kong as city braces for another day of protest violence | South China Morning Post

In the early hours of November 14, 2019, Hong Kong’s public transport was limited, and certain important roads were blocked by protesters, including Tolo Highway, the Cross-Harbour Tunnel and Pok Fu Lam Road. Protesters were holding up in some of the city’s university campuses, strengthening their defences in antici…

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Korean parents pray for their children before major college entrance exam | South China Morning Post

Over 548,000 students will take the College Scholastic Ability Test, also known as Suneung, South Korea’s national college entrance exam on November 14. The test is a major part of the South Korean education system and for many students, their academic life leads up to this moment. The tests last all day and feature…

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Memorials in Hong Kong for death of student, Chow Tsz-lok | South China Morning Post

A day after the death of Chow Tsz-lok thousands gathered in Tamar Park in Hong Kong to mourn his passing. The 22-year-old computer science student had reportedly fallen from a car park near a police clearance operation. He sustained serious head injuries which ultimately proved fatal. Mourners assembled in the car p…

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Thousands hold vigils for Hong Kong student who died after car park fall | South China Morning Post

Thousands of people across Hong Kong held vigils on November 8 for Chow Tsz-lok. The 22-year-old computer science undergraduate studying at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology had died earlier that day. Chow had suffered a severe brain injury after he reportedly fell four metres (13 feet) at a car par…

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Underused Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge marks one-year anniversary | South China Morning Post

The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge marked its first anniversary on October 23, 2019. But one year since the span opened, the volume of traffic on the 55km (34-mile) bridge has yet to meet expectations. Authorities are now trying to boost usage by making it easier for private cars to make the journey.

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China eyes up investment opportunities as Indonesia makes plans to move its capital | South China Morning Post

Chinese Vice-President Wang Qishan visited Indonesia on October 18, 2019, on a four-day visit which included attending the inauguration ceremony for Indonesian President Joko Widodo’s second term in office. The two nations have agreed to build closer ties through bilateral cooperation on infrastructure construction …

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Hong Kong news outlet driver allegedly shot by police during weekend protests | South China Morning Post

A driver who works for local media outlet Now News was allegedly shot by a police round during protests in Mong Kok, Hong Kong on October 13, 2019. The broadcaster accused police of “violent treatment” as the driver reported being beaten by officers during his detention. Police said “the reason for the injuries has …

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Shops vandalised and roads blocked on the 19th straight weekend of anti-government protests in Hong Kong | South China Morning Post

Masked vandals dressed in black targeted restaurants and shops in several shopping malls on October 13, 2019, as Hong Kong's anti-government protests entered their 19th week. Restaurants belonging to the Maxim's food chain had their windows smashed and were spray-painted and businesses with links to mainland China w…

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Beijing on high alert before National Day military parade | South China Morning Post

China will hold its biggest-ever military parade on October 1, 2019, to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China. Shops and restaurants along Jianguo Road where the parade will be held are closed for business. Security has been tightened. Service has also been suspended on par…

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Five years on, protesters return to the main site of the 2014 Occupy Central movement | South China Morning Post

On the fifth anniversary of the start of the Occupy movement in Hong Kong, a rally was held in Tamar Park to mark the day. While this rally was under way, protesters occupied Harcourt Road, shutting off traffic. Bricks were thrown over the water barriers surrounding government headquarters and windows were smashed. …

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