Mabel Lui is a reporter for the Culture Desk at the South China Morning Post (SCMP), focusing on local stories in China and Hong Kong. With a passion for arts, culture, and entertainment, Mabel covers a wide range of topics including food festivals, art exhibitions, profiles of influential figures, and trends in fashion and music.
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Hong Kong, China (Local)
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Mabel's coverage primarily focuses on lifestyle and entertainment news in Hong Kong and China. Her articles often feature local events, profiles of prominent figures, and stories related to art, food, fashion, and music.
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By: Mabel Lui
Leaves from Taiwan’s Junjie Lin Tea Garden were used to make Hong Kong- and UK-based Saicho’s limited-edition Sixty Stone Mountain bottle.
By: Mabel Lui
People who left Chaoshan, southern China, for work sent back remittances and reflections on life. A museum in Shantou displays their letters.
Digital platform R Finds sells items by local businesses where Renaissance hotels are located. We speak to 3 featured artisans in Bangkok
By: Mabel Lui
Daniel Peacock’s trip to a Chinese takeaway got him talking Cantonese again, and posting videos with his Hong Kong-born wife that are a hit.
By: Mabel Lui
‘Piano prince’ Li Yundi has performed overseas, but not in China, since being detained briefly on a prostitution charge in 2021.
By: Mabel Lui
From Japanese winter desserts to a Hong Kong chef’s ‘sexy’ Panettone to sparkling tea, these gifts are sure to make loved ones’ mouths water.
By: Mabel Lui
Her TV shows gave US viewers tastes of Asia and brought the world to Chinese homes. Yue-Sai Kan talks bridging the gap between East and West.
By: Mabel Lui
We speak to the boy band about their work in expanding Asian-American representation, how they met and why ‘the stars aligned’ for them all.
Four stamps for upcoming Chinese zodiac year each feature a snake wrapped around auspicious plant or flower; collectors’ items readied too.
By: Mabel Lui
A new Hong Kong exhibition shows how Ting’s artistic tendencies evolved and how he married both Chinese and Western influences in his works.
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