Ashlyn Chak

Laurence Brahm's Gate of Nine Dragons: Searching for Kung Fu is based on years travelling China to discover the essence of its martial arts

Daniel Bird's new book Sorry Men takes aim at toxic masculinity in a short-story collection about men who avoid vulnerability and honesty

Brianne Tju, one of the stars of Netflix’s Uglies, talks about how her role resonates, reflects on her Asian-American identity and reveals why she struggled with an eating disorder in silence.

The pet of moon goddess Chang'e in Chinese mythology, the Jade Rabbit is associated with Mid-Autumn Festival traditions across Asia

Hong Kong's tattoo scene has evolved from triads and sailors to today's socially acceptable art. We visit top tattoo parlours in the city

The festival, back in its regular winter slot, returns to the Central Harbourfront on Hong Kong Island for three days from November 29

When Chow Chun-fai could not find a crossroads in Mong Kok, it led him to produce paintings of street views that combine present and past

‘A hard-working actress' who ‘can do anything she wants to do', a director once said of Shu Qi – a remark borne out by her subsequent career

‘A hard-working actress’ who ‘can do anything she wants to do’, a director once said of Shu Qi – a remark borne out by her subsequent career.

In conservative Hong Kong, more young women have embraced tattoos. What do their mums think of that? Some disapprove, others get inked too