How much do we know about the history of Hong Kong? Should we refer to Britain’s account or China’s account? Neither, say many Hong Kong people of this generation. They want to set the records straight. Producer: Dora Choi

One of the most powerful typhoons in Hong Kong’s history caused a record storm surge, uprooted trees, and continued to wreak havoc across the region. The city, luckily, is able to avoid serious casualties but was facing a long and difficult recovery from extensive damage. Despite zero casualties, commuters were outrages as a result of battling huge crowds to get back to work before the transportation system back to order. This episode records, from citizens perspective, how the super typhoon battered the city of Hong Kong over a weekend.

As Covid-19 epidemic worsens and the anti-epidemic measures tighten up, online food delivery platforms thrive. Many people have become food couriers. In this episode, we follow a food courier around on his daily routine to take a closer look at the life as well as the struggle of this profession and the society under the pandemic.

Much is happening in Hong Kong’s political scene. A new Chief Executive is to be elected in March next year ... an election decided not by 7 million people, but by a small Election Committee. Producer: Paul Lee, Fanny Kwan, Grace Wong