Musings on Life in Hong Kong

A dictator typically rules by power and fear.  He kills persons who oppose him, puts them in prison or drives them into exile.   These threa...

PolyU was recently given the THE Asia Award on Teaching and Learning Strategy of the Year,  for our work on Service-Learning.    More in...

We are fascinated by extremes, yet we hardly understand them.  Perhaps that is part of the fascination.   In mathematics, infinity is that ...

My father passed away in April 2019.  Yet sometimes it still feels he can walk through the door with a big fish, shrimp and roasted pork, an...

Several years ago, I was able to enter the village, walk past some of the inhabited houses, visit the temple in the middle of the village, a...

There is no doubt that the “Emperor of Kowloon” is a part of the cultural heritage of Hong Kong.  Few people, if any, take the claim of Mr. ...

My wife and I were standing in a MTR carriage on our way to our favourite dim sum restaurant in Tsuen Wan.  She spotted a couple of seats be...