Located in Lantau South, Sunset Peak stands at a height of 869 meters, making it the third tallest mountain in Hong Kong. During the autumn season, the mountain is adorned with blooming silvergrass, attracting hikers and nature enthusiasts. However, besides the silvergrass, the mountain is also home to various interesting and rare plants that often go unnoticed. In this episode, guided by experts, the host sets out to discover these overlooked plants. In order to witness the sunrise on Sunset Peak, the host decides to camp at the Nam Shan Campsite within Lantau South Country Park. Setting off in the early morning, they are determined to capture the breathtaking sight of the rising sun on Sunset Peak.

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Vinexpo Asia is Asia’s premier annual wine and spirits trade show, held alternately between Singapore and Hong Kong. This year, the Expo has attracted 1,300 manufacturers from 40 countries to display their trendy products, including whiskey, mezcal, rum, sake, baijiu and non-alcoholic drinks.

Over the years, the Hong Kong Housing Authority (HA) has been providing a robust housing ladder to the public that does not only offer a safety net for the grassroots and low-income households to address their housing needs, but also allows those who are relatively well-off to move up the housing ladder and gradually improve their living environment. To achieve this goal, the HA has launched various subsidised home ownership schemes through the years, making people’s home-buying dreams come true while expediting the turnover of public rental housing units and shortening the average waiting time. Since its launch in 1978, the Home Ownership Scheme has been well received by people with an income insufficient to purchase private flats. Other subsidised home ownership schemes, such as the White Form Secondary Market Scheme, the Tenants Purchase Scheme and the Green Form Subsidised Home Ownership Scheme, provide opportunities for home ownership to people in different situations.

"Dear Tree, how are you doing?" A simple greeting, a caring sentiment. To encourage people to pay more attention to the trees around us, illustrator Connie (Maoshan) set up a mailbox for Hong Kong's trees on a social media platform, collecting letters written to the trees, and then illustrating them. Her illustrations are often not just about a tree, but focus on the relationship between trees and people, and the community. Therefore, trees are also an important element in maps she draws of the community, hoping to make people rethink the importance of trees and the complex relationships between trees, people, communities, and urban development. Bilingual: English / Cantonese  (TV Version)   Time: (First run) 2024.05.21 TUE 9:30pm

Allen Ho, in his 40s, was an English teacher at a Band 1 secondary school. Four years ago, an unexplained fever left him unconscious in hospital for three months. During that time, he suffered a stroke and his heart stopped for nine minutes. He woke up from his coma only to find he has lost his vision and developed speech impediments. With an optimistic outlook, support of his family and motivation from his faith, he tried to make light of his ordeal in hospital and got back on his feet. He was determined to contribute to society. Allen went back to teaching. He now visits primary school to help students understand the world of visually impaired people. He also views exhibitions at art galleries with the students. In this episode, our host Karan Cholia will attend Allen's class with other students. He will also chat with Allen and Chloe, another visually impaired instructor.

According to the Census and Statistics Department's 2018 survey on pets in Hong Kong, over 240,000 households own cats or dogs, accounting for about 9% of all households, with a total of approximately 400,000 cats and dogs being kept. However, the proportion of dogs and cats adopted has not exceeded 20%, indicating that the advocacy for "adopt, don't shop" still needs to gain deeper public acceptance. The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department and numerous animal protection organizations have been capturing or receiving many stray or abandoned cats and dogs and have been working hard to find suitable adoptive families for them. But why haven't adoption numbers increased? What happens to the cats and dogs that aren't successfully adopted? And what does the public think about adopting animals?

Soprano Yuki Ip initially had no clue about the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. However, after enrolling, she grew fond of vocal music, eventually transforming her passion into a career that took her to international stages. Pianist Cherry Tsang, whose father was a piano instructor, was guided and inspired by many eminent teachers to become a remarkable pianist. In this episode, these two mothers will not only discuss their children but also perform some renowned songs for us, including the ever popular "Over The Rainbow" and other movie soundtracks. Yuki Ip is a local soprano, holding a Bachelor's degree from the School of Music of the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts and a Master's degree from the New England Conservatory of Music in the US. She frequently performs in large-scale sacred music works, oratorios, and cantatas, and has played leading roles in numerous operas. Cherry Tsang is a pianist who, after graduating from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, attained her Master's and Doctorate in Piano Performance from the Eastman School of Music in the US. She has performed globally and currently teaches piano chamber music and ensemble performance at both the Hong Kong Baptist University and the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. Presenter: Eunice Chow Performances Repertoire: "Over the Rainbow” by Harold Arlen (Soundtrack from the 1939 movie The Wizard of Oz) "Mein gläubiges Herze" by JS Bach "Playing Love" by Ennio Morricone "Nella Fantasia" by Ennio Morricone

金融科技 香港作為一個國際金融科技樞紐，雲集了大量的金融機構，更有不少有實力的金融科技初創公司在這裡崛起。而投資推廣署的角色可謂功不可沒。除了成立專業的金融科技團隊，幫助外資在香港設立公司和拓展業務，還通過定期舉辦金融科技論壇，匯集全球的金融投資者、領袖、以及初創公司，務求將金融企業和投資者巨頭聯繫起來。 今集，兩間金融科技公司－Synpulse同Aereve，透過一系列的訪問，帶出金融科技業務在香港的優勢之餘，更會和投資推廣署作深入交流，在對話當中探討投資推廣署如何幫客戶擴展業務，如何有效地將兩間有潛力的公司業務推向更高峰。 為何選擇以香港作發展基地，亦是節目的重點探討之一。藉著不同的故事，香港成為投資者最重要的發展基地，為香港帶來不同的機遇，從而繼續保持亞洲商業中心的美譽。 播出資料 5月19日（星期日） 晚上6時30分 港台電視31 編導：冼嘉健 監製：廖泳怡

Yoga and Bollywood, these two very different Indian cultures are slowly developing in Hong Kong. The Indian population has been making a living from business in Hong Kong for some time. Many of the young Indians who have been engaged in cultural endeavours in Hong Kong are the new generation of Indians who came to Hong Kong from India after the handover. Bilingual: English / Cantonese  (TV Version)   Time: (First run) 2024.05.17 FRI 10:30pm / RTHK32