The year is 1972. An inebriated Richard Nixon is fending off table tennis balls fired towards him by Chairman Mao. Moments later, a clone of the Chinese leader takes the stage to introduce a young ...

HONG KONG — Clad in traditional bright-red Chinese bride and groom costumes, Josephine Liang and Max Tse are preening in front of the mirror yet again. She carefully fixes her bejeweled phoenix ...

With Chinese New Year just around the corner, there’s no better time to experience the grand tradition of Cantonese opera. An Evening Of Cantonese Opera, taking place from Jan 17-19 at Bobo KL in ...

Sporting his signature blue suit and red tie, the figure of US President Donald Trump steps into the spotlight on a Hong Kong stage, sparring with a man dressed as Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky.

Under the makeup lights, the undertaker becomes a prince. His transformation begins with white base and powder, and grows with a fuchsia blush that flares out from the nose to cover the temples and ...

HONG KONG — Strung up in the Sunbeam Theatre in a gritty working-class part of this city are posters showing Cantonese opera singers, their red lips offset by chalk-white, made-up faces. In the faded ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...

Twenty-two years into its establishment as a special administrative region since its return to the country in 1997, Hong Kong has continued playing its part as a promoter of traditional Chinese ...