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19/08/2026
A Tale of Two Cities
A Tale of Two Cities
This is a story spanning more than seventy years. It unfolds between Shanghai and Hong Kong, while remaining closely tied to memories of the family’s hometown of Fenghua in Ningbo. In the early 1950s, following the liberation of Shanghai, many people brought their skills and capital to Hong Kong in search of new opportunities. Among them was 26-year-old Ascot Chang, who had learnt the craft of Hongbang tailoring in Shanghai. With only ten US dollars, he came to Hong Kong to make a living. There, he settled and founded Ascot Chang, a bespoke menswear shop known for its reliable quality, laying the foundation for a family legacy that would continue through the generations. In the late 1970s, as Ascot’s health began to fail, he asked his son Tony, who had just completed his university studies in the United States to return and help manage the business. Though Tony had known little about tailoring at the outset, he went on to devote more than four decades to the trade. Guided by his father’s exacting standards and commitment to craftsmanship, he followed closely in his footsteps. In the 1990s, as reform and opening up brought new opportunities to the mainland, Tony returned to Shanghai, where his father had learnt the craft, to open the family’s first shop there and bring the business to a wider market. At the same time, he carried on his father’s commitment to giving back to his hometown by donating funds for a new school building at a village primary school in Fenghua, Ningbo, his father’s birthplace. To bring the next generation closer to their roots, Tony arranged for his son Justin to teach English at a rural primary school in Fenghua during the summer. Through everyday contact with the local community, Justin came to appreciate more deeply what it means to return home. In recent years, Tony has also begun restoring the family graves, hoping to preserve a place where the family can gather when they return. In this way, the family’s bond reaches beyond Shanghai and Hong Kong, and continues in Fenghua as a lasting connection.
19/08/2026
A Tale of Two Cities
A Tale of Two Cities
This is a story spanning more than seventy years. It unfolds between Shanghai and Hong Kong, while remaining closely tied to memories of the family’s hometown of Fenghua in Ningbo. In the early 1950s, following the liberation of Shanghai, many people brought their skills and capital to Hong Kong in search of new opportunities. Among them was 26-year-old Ascot Chang, who had learnt the craft of Hongbang tailoring in Shanghai. With only ten US dollars, he came to Hong Kong to make a living. There, he settled and founded Ascot Chang, a bespoke menswear shop known for its reliable quality, laying the foundation for a family legacy that would continue through the generations. In the late 1970s, as Ascot’s health began to fail, he asked his son Tony, who had just completed his university studies in the United States to return and help manage the business. Though Tony had known little about tailoring at the outset, he went on to devote more than four decades to the trade. Guided by his father’s exacting standards and commitment to craftsmanship, he followed closely in his footsteps. In the 1990s, as reform and opening up brought new opportunities to the mainland, Tony returned to Shanghai, where his father had learnt the craft, to open the family’s first shop there and bring the business to a wider market. At the same time, he carried on his father’s commitment to giving back to his hometown by donating funds for a new school building at a village primary school in Fenghua, Ningbo, his father’s birthplace. To bring the next generation closer to their roots, Tony arranged for his son Justin to teach English at a rural primary school in Fenghua during the summer. Through everyday contact with the local community, Justin came to appreciate more deeply what it means to return home. In recent years, Tony has also begun restoring the family graves, hoping to preserve a place where the family can gather when they return. In this way, the family’s bond reaches beyond Shanghai and Hong Kong, and continues in Fenghua as a lasting connection.

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16/08/2026
Sunday Opera 歌劇世界
Sunday Opera 歌劇世界
MUSSORGSKY Boris Godunov                                                            150’ Boris Godunov: Nicolai Ghiaurov (bass) Feodor: Rossitza Troeva-Mircheva (mezzo-soprano) Marina Mniszech: Stefka Mineva (mezzo-soprano) The Pretender: Michail Svetlev (tenor) Rangoni: Boris Martinovich (bass) Sofia National Opera Chorus / Sofia Festival Orchestra / Emil Tchakarov (conductor)   穆索斯基 《鮑里斯.戈杜諾夫》                                               150’ 鮑里斯.戈杜諾夫:基亞洛夫(男低音) 費奧多爾:蔡艾花—米卓花(女中音) 瑪蓮娜.文妮雪赫:文艾花(女中音) 冒充者:史維列夫(男高音) 拉哥尼:馬天奴域茲(男低音) 索菲亞國家歌劇院合唱團 / 索菲亞節日樂團 / 柴加羅夫(指揮) Naturally gifted, exceptionally original, and profoundly Russian, Modest Mussorgsky (1839 - 1887) created his greatest opera, Boris Godunov, in 1874. After its rejection by the Imperial Opera of St. Petersburg, he composed a second version which was presented posthumously at the Mariinsky Theatre in 1896, with a revised orchestration and detailed modifications by Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov, who made the work acceptable for performance internationally.  The opera is based on a drama by Alexander Pushkin concerning events in the protagonist’s life dating from Boris’ coronation as Tsar in 1598 until his death in 1605, a life deeply troubled by conscience and self-doubt. His reign was smeared with rumours that he ascended the throne by murdering the ten-year old crown prince Dimitri. Towards the end of the opera, Boris dies after suffering a fit of madness as the forces of the pretender to his throne march on to Moscow.  Artistically, one of Mussorgsky’s most important innovations lies in his use of the speech patterns of the Russian language as the basis for his music. The dramatic and lyrical elements in his genius meet in juxtaposition, superbly balanced in opposition.   The title role is sung by the great Bulgarian bass Nicolai Ghiaurov. The other principal singers include soprano Stefka Mineva as the Polish princess Marina, tenor Michail Svetlev as the pretender Gregory, and bass Nicola Ghiuselev 基烏西利夫 as the chronicler monk Pimen. The Sofia Festival Orchestra and the Sofia National Opera Chorus perform under the baton of Emil Tchakarov. 自然天才,特別原創,深具俄羅斯風格的莫斯特·穆索爾斯基於1874年創作了他的偉大歌劇《波里斯·戈杜諾夫》。在聖彼得堡帝國歌劇院被拒絕後,他創作了第二個版本,並於1896年在馬林斯基劇院以修訂的編曲和尼古拉·里姆斯基-科薩科夫的詳細修改進行了追悼演出,讓這部作品在國際上得到演出資格。 這部歌劇基於亞歷山大·普希金的戲劇,講述了主角波里斯的生活事件,從1598年他加冕為沙皇到1605年去世,這一生充滿了良心的困擾和自我懷疑。他的統治被謠言玷污,稱他是通過謀殺十歲的王儲迪米特里而登上王位的。在歌劇的結尾,波里斯在經歷了一場瘋狂的發作後死去,而與他爭奪王位的冒名頂替者的軍隊正向莫斯科進軍。 在藝術上,穆索爾斯基最重要的創新之一在於他將俄語的語音模式作為音樂的基礎。他的天才在戲劇性和抒情性元素的對比中相遇,完美地平衡著對立。 主角由偉大的保加利亞低音歌唱家尼古拉·吉亞烏羅夫演唱。其他主要歌手包括女高音斯捷夫卡·米內娃飾演波蘭公主瑪麗娜,男高音米哈伊爾·斯維特列夫飾演冒名頂替者格雷戈里,低音尼古拉·基烏瑟列夫飾演編年史僧侶皮門。索非亞音樂節交響樂團和索非亞國立歌劇合唱團在埃米爾·恰卡羅夫的指揮下演出。

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