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    31/08/2026
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    Hong Kong boasts over 1,000 kilometers of coastline and more than 200 islands, providing a natural advantage for the development of the yacht economy, which is expected to generate approximately 4.5 billion in annual revenue. Currently, various Asian countries are aggressively competing for the yacht market. Can the speed of increasing berths and deregulation in Hong Kong keep up with the competition from surrounding cities? How can Hong Kong collaborate with mainland China to jointly establish an Asian yacht industry hub?

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    • How Do We Discuss Sex?

      How Do We Discuss Sex?

      With the rapid development of society and students' increasing exposure to various online information, sexual content has drawn widespread attention.
      As society's demand for sex education continues to grow, striking a balance between protecting young people and providing comprehensive education has become an urgent topic for discussion.

      14/09/2026
    • Bullying

      Bullying

      Recent viral videos show teenagers being bullied, slapped, and beaten, reigniting public concern.  Research suggests troubled teens often come from complex family backgrounds or act under peer influence, while some perpetrators are former victims seeking revenge. With bullying worsening,  how do the society and schools respond effectively?

      07/09/2026
    • Yacht Economy

      Yacht Economy

      Hong Kong boasts over 1,000 kilometers of coastline and more than 200 islands, providing a natural advantage for the development of the yacht economy, which is expected to generate approximately 4.5 billion in annual revenue. Currently, various Asian countries are aggressively competing for the yacht market. Can the speed of increasing berths and deregulation in Hong Kong keep up with the competition from surrounding cities? How can Hong Kong collaborate with mainland China to jointly establish an Asian yacht industry hub?

      31/08/2026
    • Lift Up Joy

      Lift Up Joy

      Fitness—comprising weight training, cardio, and bodybuilding—boosts physical health, improves sleep, and aids weight loss. We explore how the rise of fitness culture impacts public mental health. Featuring insights from schools, fitness industry representatives, and health experts, we examine the evolution of Hong Kong's fitness scene and look into available government funding and support.

      24/08/2026
    • Say No to Dictation?

      Say No to Dictation?

      Dictation has long been part of Hong Kong primary school life, but new curriculum guidelines urge schools to scale it back. Some have already cancelled Chinese and English dictation, noting that high scores don’t always translate into better writing. Instead, they’re turning to reading, games, and AI-assisted learning to boost literacy.
      This episode explores how teachers see the changes, how parents respond to the “no dictation” revolution, and whether in an age of smartphones and voice input, students risk forgetting how to write by hand.

      17/08/2026
    • The Weight We  Carry

      The Weight We Carry

      The health impacts of obesity cannot be ignored, and countries around the world are beginning to view "obesity" as a public health issue. In 2024, mainland China issued its first obesity diagnosis and treatment guidelines, clearly categorizing the diagnostic criteria and treatment methods for obesity. The program will highlight the importance of weight loss through the weight loss processes and lifestyles of obese individuals.


      10/08/2026
    • Silver Age: A Future with Finance

      Silver Age: A Future with Finance

      Hong Kong is aging rapidly, with seniors aged 65+ hitting 24% of the population in 2024 and projected to reach one-third by 2039. In this "city of longevity," early financial planning is vital. What is the key to a worry-free retirement? We will explore more in this epiosde.

      03/08/2026
    • Trauma from Sexual Violence

      Trauma from Sexual Violence

      Sexual violence survivors often struggle to report cases. From 2019–2023, only about 40% went to police, and convictions at first trial were just 6%. Even with video testimony and emotional support, many fear long, difficult legal processes. How society can better help survivors through reporting and trials.

      27/07/2026
    • My Special Olympics Dream

      My Special Olympics Dream

      Behind the grand event of the Special Olympics, there is a group of unsung heroes silently supporting! Coaches, parents, and teachers dedicate their time, money, and emotions to accompany athletes with disabilities onto the international stage. The Hong Kong government has increased resource investment to optimise the training system, enabling more individuals with disabilities to engage in sports.

      20/07/2026
    • New Flavors landing in Hong Kong

      New Flavors landing in Hong Kong

      The surge of cross-border consumption has dealt a blow to Hong Kong’s catering industry, which is now facing a harsh winter. At this moment, Korean and Mainland Chinese brands are entering the market against the trend, injecting new vitality. These “newcomers” bring fresh dishes and services, while the decline in rents across core business districts has created opportunities for expansion.

      13/07/2026