Trevor Tang

TREVOR TANG

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Trevor Tang is currently a senior student who majors in Journalism and Communication at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. His report mainly focuses on Mainland China, along with some issues in Hong Kong. His previous news practices are mostly conducted in Chinese, with more English news writing and reporting coming up.

Selected Articles

My best writings in English. I Also write in Chinese, be sure to check them out.

Hong Kong hands out consumption vouchers to retain foreigners. Will it stem brain drain?

In an effort to encourage spending and retain talent, a new policy in Hong Kong makes more than 300,000 people — mostly foreign professionals, entrepreneurs, and students — eligible to receive HK$5,000 ($637).

8 mins
Hong Kong student challenges school dress code that bans long hair for boys

Last month, a Hong Kong teen surnamed Lam took to social media to speak out against her school’s requirement for boys to have short hair. The resulting debate over dress codes and gender expression went mainstream and unleashed a legislative dispute.

‘Trash Talk’: A marine debris exhibition in Hong Kong

A small-scale exhibition entitled “Trash Talk” highlighted the work of a beach cleanup collective in Hong Kong and invited visitors to reflect on their contribution to marine waste.

10 mins
Xi Jinping, comic strips, and censorship at Hong Kong Book Fair

Drawing 850,000 attendees, the 2022 Hong Kong Book Fair came to a close last week against a backdrop of increased scrutiny. It was praised for its offerings, but also criticized for its rejection of certain independent publishers.

Hong Kong Palace Museum opens with treasures loaned from Beijing

With more than 900 artifacts, the $450 million Hong Kong Palace Museum is a cultural milestone for the city. But it’s also part of Beijing’s efforts to foster a sense of national identity among locals..

10 mins
June 4 in Hong Kong: A suppressed city fights for its memory of the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown

For the third year in a row, memorials for those who died on and near Tiananmen Square on June 4, 1989 were absent in Hong Kong. But local artists and students found their own ways to commemorate the event despite threats from the authorities.

10 mins

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