My favorite district in Beijing is Wudaokou. It is a college town next to Tsinghua and Beida. It is also a Korean town. I like checking out the coffee shops in that district because it reminds me of college. There are lots of things to do in Wudaokou. It has shops, malls, and a famous district for tech companies, 中關村. I really like the vibe of Wudaokou because it is very non-commercial. A bit of college, a bit of tech, a bit of education, a bit of academia, a bit of Korean, a

This is a philosophical question: can you ever know what you don't know? This is a blindspot for most Hong Kongers. We are confined to an island, yet we proudly think that we are the world. So in turn, we think we know everything, thanks to the reporting styles of Apple Daily. We think that we know what's going on in the world through the lens of Apple Daily. But unfortunately, we never know what we don't know. The problem lying underneath is that we have too much confidence.

They say that if you feel excited to wake up next to the person sleeping with you, that's true love. Um...I think my true love is my shiba inu. No, I actually did have the experience waking up next to a guy I loved. After all, I am 42. I have loved someone before. It was my college boyfriend. I loved waking up next to him watching the little things that he did. You know, just the usual things. Like watching him taking off his top, watching him drinking his protein shake, watc

I have had a few best friends in different stages of life. I have to say my favorite bestie has always been Kelly Wang, my roommate at Columbia. I think she is a key reason why I am emotionally so attached to my alma mater. Note that I am totally foreign in New York, but I think everything just felt so much more amazing with her company. Why do I like her so much? I guess it is our upbringing. She moved to the states when she was 10 or something so she had good knowledge in C