Should Hong Kong Teach Primary School Students a Rarely Used Chinese Pinyin Input Method?

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Recently, Hong Kong society has been engaged in heated debate over primary school students learning the Hanyu Pinyin input method. The controversy stems from the Education Bureau’s release at the end of October 2026 of the Primary School Information and Continue reading Should Hong Kong Teach Primary School Students a Rarely Used Chinese Pinyin Input Method?→

Wang Fuk Court Fire Independent Commission Chairman David Lok: Will Not Recommend Chief Executive to Convert into a Statutory Inquiry Committee!

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The Level 5 fire at Tai Po Wang Fuk Court caused severe casualties. All Hong Kong citizens want to know the truth — why the fire burned so fiercely and why so many people died. On the 25th day of Continue reading Wang Fuk Court Fire Independent Commission Chairman David Lok: Will Not Recommend Chief Executive to Convert into a Statutory Inquiry Committee!→

Microsoft Copilot Considering DeepSeek V4? A New Cost and Open-Minded Choice for Hong Kong’s Tech Scene

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There’s fresh movement in the AI space: Microsoft is evaluating the integration of DeepSeek V4, the V4 model from the Chinese open-source AI company DeepSeek, into its enterprise-grade Copilot Cowork as a lower-cost alternative. This development is worth serious consideration Continue reading Microsoft Copilot Considering DeepSeek V4? A New Cost and Open-Minded Choice for Hong Kong’s Tech Scene→