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Xinyi Wu

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  • Geopark in Guangdong, southern China rewards hikers with panoramic views, a phallic rock

    2 weeks ago | scmp.com | Xinyi Wu

    It has long been common for Hong Kong residents to escape to the hills at weekends, but now a similar passion for mountain trails is sweeping across China’s Greater Bay Area. Around 50km (30 miles) north of the city of Shaoguan, in northern Guangdong province, towering crimson cliffs rise above lush forests and winding streams, drawing young and old alike.

  • Hongkongers can take pets on MTR light rail trains on weekends from May 1

    1 month ago | scmp.com | Xinyi Wu

    Hong Kong pet owners who purchase a HK$99 (US$12.70) monthly pass will be able to take their pets on board light rail trains on weekends and public holidays starting from May 1, marking the MTR’s first trial of its new pet-friendly policy. After paying for their usual fare, pass-holders can take one cat or dog – which must be kept in an enclosed carrier – for each ride, the MTR Corporation announced on Tuesday. Pet owners may only purchase one pass every month.

  • ‘It’s a mess’: Coldplay fans in Hong Kong vent about hassle over misprinted tickets

    1 month ago | scmp.com | Xinyi Wu

    Hong Kong fans of British rock band Coldplay faced long wait times to exchange misprinted tickets on Monday, prompting widespread frustration and complaints. Crowds gathered during lunchtime at one of the seven exchange centres in the city, with ticketing agency Cityline requiring standing passes for next month’s concerts to be replaced due to a printing error. At stake were standing tickets priced at HK$1,399 (US$180) delivered by DHL.

  • ‘It’s a mess’: Coldplay fans in Hong Kong vent about hassle over misprinted tickets

    1 month ago | flipboard.com | Xinyi Wu

    NowSYDNEY (Reuters) -China's Xiaomi Corp is raising up to $5.27 billion in a top-up placement on Monday, according to a term sheet seen by Reuters. The shares are being sold in a HK$52.80 to HK$54.60 price range, the term sheet said. The smartphone maker, which began manufacturing electric vehicles …

  • Hong Kong and Macau residents can apply for temporary mainland travel permits via app

    1 month ago | thestar.com.my | Xinyi Wu

    Hong Kong and Macau residents can apply for temporary mainland Chinese travel permits using a mobile app from Thursday, with the policy one of two new measures announced by the country’s immigration authorities to allow for smoother travel.

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