Erika Na is a Political Economy Reporter for the South China Morning Post (SCMP), focusing on local news and developments in China and Hong Kong. With a keen interest in art, travel, and social issues, Erika's articles cover a wide range of topics, from cultural events and luxury properties to social skills development and environmental concerns.
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Erika Na's coverage shows a strong focus on travel, art and culture in the local regions of China (Shenzhen) and Hong Kong. She also covers entertainment news with an emphasis on events, government announcements, and private sector activities.
For pitches to Erika Na, consider offering insights into emerging trends or unique experiences related to travel destinations in Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Seoul or other culturally rich areas. If you have expertise in local art scenes or cultural events particularly targeting young artists or eco-feminist initiatives, your input may be well-received.
Additionally, given her focus on finance as a theme covered alongside entertainment news topics such as art and culture within the region she covers geographically - China (Shenzhen), Hong Kong - contributions that explore the intersection of finance with arts & culture could be valuable for her audience.
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By: Erika Na
The International Space-Out Competition seeks to highlight how sitting still and doing nothing can improve mental health and lower stress
By: Erika Na
Lithophones comprising stone chimes in a frame were played at the imperial court and in rituals, and feature in Chinese orchestras today
By: Erika Na
Lithophones comprising stone chimes in a frame were played at the imperial court and in rituals, and feature in Chinese orchestras today.
By: Erika Na
Poon choi is a large bowl filled with layers of delicious ingredients, often including prawns, scallops and abalone, even vegan substitutes.
By: Erika Na
People who work odd hours are big beneficiaries of the rise of the 24-hour gym in Hong Kong. We get the lowdown on them from 3 big operators.
By: Erika Na
Shaped like a fish, tiger and box respectively, the muyu, yu, and zhu are percussion instruments that all fall under the wood classification.
By: Erika Na
From Sai Kung to Lantau, paragliding in Hong Kong gives a feeling of complete freedom, but go with a licenced operator to avoid accidents
By: Sam Evans, Erika Na
Paragliding, a high-flying sport that originated in Europe, has recently been taking off across Asia including in Hong Kong. South China Morning Post reporter Erika Na headed to Ma On Shan in Hong…
By: Erika Na
From Sai Kung to Lantau, paragliding in Hong Kong gives a feeling of complete freedom, but go with a licenced operator to avoid accidents.
By: Erika Na
Whether cheongsam or qun kua, here is what the colours and embroidery mean on Chinese wedding dresses and why some can take a year to make.
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