By Ella Wong
In the 1800s, whaling was a prosperous industry.
Killing one whale could make you a fortune, explaining the crew of the Billy o’ Tea’s persistence in hunting it.
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By Benedict Lam
Some argue that Hong Kong lacks cultural diversity as each building typically houses residents of a single race and social status is usually determined by the areas where they live and work.
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By Bethany Lam
As your English teachers say – summer reading’s the best way to stay in shape for next year!
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By Ella Wong
You’ve heard of mighty Zeus, Lord of the Skies; his brother Poseidon, who rules the seas; Hades, who houses the dead. But what about Hestia?
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By Ella Wong and Edward Wong
Starting from February 13th this year, RCHK’s entrance walls feature a large mural collaboration between Taka, a Japanese artist residing in Hong Kong, and our school's art scholars.
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By Joelle Luke and Mikaela Tsang
Dive deep into a Year 9 REAL Cooking Chemistry lesson. Find out how three students work together to create a fun, fantastic, healthy snack.
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By Amirah Datwani
On November 23, 2022, Netflix did not know it yet, but they had just released the first episode of one of their most-watched shows of all time.
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By Wisley Lau
If there is one cultural story that has generated more controversy and debate over the recent months, it has to be in connection with Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, and Meghan Markle, his wife.
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By Lorraine Ng
From December 6-8, 2022, RCHK was entertained with a three-day school production, Grimm Tales. Led by the RCHK Performing Arts Department, Theatre Scholars, and the student production team, Grimm Tales was staged in a magical journey through RCHK and showcased the theatre talents within the school community.
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By Wisley Lau
Here are some resource recommendations that hopefully can help you prepare and/or survive the two excruciating years of IBDP.
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By Wisley Lau
This year has been tough, but 2022 is finally moving towards our rearview mirror! To celebrate the holiday season, here are a few books and shows for your consideration as you entertain yourselves through the three week break.
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By Renee Ho and Hailey Sun
An up-and-coming K-pop girl group by the name of IVE just made their debut in 2021 and has already been a huge influence in the K-pop industry.
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Written and illustrated by Ella Wong
Hug a Bear Day! Get to know more about this lesser known holiday
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By Wisley Lau
Anime shows and analytical books, a weird combination of entertainment and enlightenment.
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By Wisley Lau
The world is a nightmare, so view these shows and books to enjoy yourself amid the mayhem of the daily news.
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By Adele Lau
Twenty Five, Twenty One (2521) is one of Netflix’s latest Kdrama hits. Even after the show concluded on April 3rd after sixteen episodes, Twenty Five, Twenty One is still highly viewed as Netflix’s Top 10 TV Shows in Hong Kong Today, ranking 8th.
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By Charmaine Lai and Mahnoor Siddiqi
Are you feeling the music? We know VIVIZ is! This year, more and more new groups have surged forward as the pioneers of the new generation of K-Pop, such as aespa, STAYC, ITZY, (G)I-DLE, Kep1er and VIVIZ, who haven taken the stage on Queendom 2 – the 2022 second season of Queendom, a reality idol survival show by Mnet, a South Korean pay television music channel – as one of Korea’s oldest and newest girl groups.
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By Savannah Lo
Usually the performances are live, but this year RCHK’s annual talent competition Ingenium was hosted online and performance videos live-streamed. Still the quality shone through.
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By Wisley Lau
Even though their comments resonate with liberals in general, John Oliver (Last Week Tonight) and Bill Maher (Real Time) are garnering attention from two very different sections of the Left.
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