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If “ Hong Kong Connection ” were a tree, how old would it be? It was on 5 March, 1978 that the documentary series first went on the air in Chinese. As the series continues, its staff are determined to go on uncovering and delving into every local and international topic that concerns the people in Hong Kong, whether it be political, economic, educational, commercial, environmental or technological. A tree plays an important environmental role in refreshing the air that we breathe and holding from the earth on which we stand. It is Hong Kong Connection's mission to provide the public with information and analyses as well as an opportunity for rational discussion. The programme is aired every Thursday evening on TVB Pearl at 19:00-19:30 (3 Oct. 2013 - 27 March 2014)
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22/01/2021
As anti-extradition protests took place not only on the streets but also in schools, the Education Bureau has received more than 200 complaints about teachers’ misconduct related to social incidents in the past year. Not only did some parents demand teachers to declare their political stance, the Chief Executive also said that schools should not be out of control while the government mouthpiece in the Mainland called for completely ridding the Hong Kong education sector of poison. How do teachers educate students under all this pressure now?
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31/01/2021
Ocean Park is faced with financial difficulties on the 43rd year of its operation in Hong Kong. After being offered a $5.4 billion bailout by the government in May, it has closed again due to the third-wave epidemic. What should Ocean Park do to survive?
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Teaching on a Tightrope
As anti-extradition protests took place not only on the streets but also in schools, the Education Bureau has received more than 200 complaints about teachers’ misconduct related to social incidents in the past year. Not only did some parents demand teachers to declare their political stance, the Chief Executive also said that schools should not be out of control while the government mouthpiece in the Mainland called for completely ridding the Hong Kong education sector of poison. How do teachers educate students under all this pressure now?
22/01/2021收看 -
Patriotism & Education
The Education Bureau stresses it’ll reinforce the cultivation of students’ national identity. 23 years after the Handover, what’s being done?
15/01/2021收看 -
Happy Graduation
Sherry and Joyce graduated from university this year. Due to the pandemic, their time in university ended with a whimper. During the summer holidays, they returned with an older schoolmate, Ah Kiu, to take graduation photos on campus.
08/01/2021收看 -
We Really Love Hong Kong
Two youngsters, both born in 1997 just like the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, talk about their love for Hong Kong and how they see the present and the future.
01/01/2021收看 -
Living . Surviving
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.
25/12/2020收看 -
Who Stole My Summer Vacation II
“Who Stole My Summer Vacation II?” series is the summary and update of the journey of the young protesters whom participated in the Anti-Extradition Law Amendment Bill movement in 2019.
For the whole summer vacation in 2019, most of the youths in Hong Kong were engaged in the protests against the anti-extradition bill. Summer holidays got to end, but the protests do not seem to be ended. How could the youngsters adjust themselves back to the new academic year? And how’s their reflection after one year?18/12/2020收看 -
Who Stole My Summer Vacation I
“Who Stole My Summer Vacation I?” series is the summary and update of the journey of the young protesters whom participated in the Anti-Extradition Law Amendment Bill movement in 2019.
This episode we interviewed three youngsters aged from 16 years old to 19 years old. They have participated in the major peaceful marches in June, but all have different experiences after the clash on 12th June.
We captured the kids who even worried to be charged with unlawful assembly at first, but they not afraid to besiege the Police Force Headquarter. How’s the psychological change?11/12/2020收看 -
The Twelve
Twelve Hong Kong people on bail attempted to flee to Taiwan by speedboat were arrested by the Mainland Coast Guard and have been detained in Yantian District Detention Centre in Shenzhen for over 60 days. Their families have been doing everything they can, to make sure that the detainees’ legal rights are being respected while they are being held in custody. They voiced their inner desperate struggles in the interviews.
04/12/2020收看 -
831 After the Trauma
One year has passed since the 8.31 incident. Two students injured in Prince Edward station that night spoke about their experience and the challenges they had faced over the past year.
27/11/2020收看 -
Press Freedom
According to the latest World Press Freedom Index by Reporters Without Borders, Hong Kong has nosedived 10 places to rank 80th in just two years. Similarly, the city's press freedom rating from the Hong Kong Journalists Association hit yet another record low this year, marking the biggest drop since surveys began.
Media professionals said, the press in Hong Kong is facing an unprecedented storm after the National People's Congress passed a national security law on the city.20/11/2020收看
