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When Jimin Kang of Chinese International School spoke about the hardships that refugees face, one of her South African opponents said he was deeply touched.
Hate it when you can't talk back? Well, you can with Young Post. Have your say and share with students around Hong Kong
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They say music tames the savage beast ... well, savage or not, it certainly does the trick with kitties!
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Can you train yourself to read faster while understanding more? Junior reporter Catherine Wang investigates.
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School work and studying got you down? Here's your chance to Bounce back!Young Post and Bounce are teaming up to offer YP readers an exciting day at the trampoline park!
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This week, we asked our readers what they would do if they got to school and found their teacher had turned into a giant mouse. Here are our favourite answers …
The Town Planning Board will decide at a meeting today whether or not to reject a retired government town planner's application to make a section of the city's Central district tram-free.
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When 15-year-old Emi Kingan was planning her summer holiday, she decided to do something a little different.
An urban farm in Causeway Bay is encouraging peopleto cook less to enjoy food more. YP cadet Andrea Zoen went for a raw lunch to taste the difference for herself.
School will be over in the blink of an eye - you're only young once so get out and live it up while you still can.
Are you scared of the dark? If so, you might want to look away now.
Hong Kong's Taoist and Buddhist background means the city isn't short of ghost stories and haunted houses. To mark the end of the...
Apparently, nude photos of many top stars, including songbirds Rihanna and Ariana Grande, and Oscar-winner Jennifer Lawrence showed up on social media on Sunday. US media reports this as an apparent...
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Good guy Hugh Jackman talks about playing the villain in upcoming film Pan, and being part of Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations.
Eleven pupils - six boys and five girls - achieved top scores in seven subjects in this year's Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education examinations(HKDSE). They are among 74,131 candidates who will...
The Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation is teaming with the Southern District Council to turn Aberdeen Promenade into a carnival of poetry with sculptures and live and multimedia presentations
Most Hongkongers drool over bitcoins in hopes of getting rich quickly. But 16-year-old Casper Cheng Tsz-chun, who started "mining" for bitcoins two years ago using his father's computer...
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With more people living longer on the mainland, a question emerges: who should take care of them? The law says it is up to children to look after their ...
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The South African captain is in fantastic form, and Ireland will need to continue their encouraging start to the tournament if they are to have any chance of stopping him
On December 9, 2013, CCC Kei Chun Primary student Law Cheuk-ki fell to her death at school. Now the coroner wants to know what happened
INTERVIEW WITH A PARAMEDIC
Interviewer:What motivated you to become a paramedic, Sam?
Legendary director Zhang Yimou returns to the arthouse scene and shows us that simplicity goes a long way - even at the expense of budget - when it comes to touching...
Stephanie Cheung says the bad feelings in Hong Kong today come from the top, so it is now up to our leaders to make sure peace is restored
Ah, robots. Forget those machines of destruction in Terminator or The Transformers...
Eighteen-year-old Thana (not her real name) is sitting quietly as she makes a colourful bead bracelet. She smiles as she threads more beads on a cord with two other teenage refugees...
Korean drama A Company Man tells the story of Hyeong-do (So Ji-sub), who has been working for 10 years as an assassin for a contract killing firm that ...
In Hong Kong, life is easy. When we want water, we turn on the tap. There are restaurants and supermarkets on every corner, and we can take the MTR almost everywhere. But not everyone has it so easy...
What do business leaders and groups really think of Occupy Central? What are their real concerns about the movement and its impact on the future of Hong Kong? HKIS student Matthew Cheung sits down...
Yesterday morning, a photo of teacher Ada Tsang Yin-hung was posted on CUHKFAA Chan Chun Ha Secondary School's Facebook page, confirming she is safe. Tsang was trapped in the Mount Everest base camp...
Fu Hin-ngai, a Year 12 student at Sha Tin College, spends, on average, three hours a day listening to music, particularly when he's getting around town. Hin-ngai is not alone...
Madagascar. The mere name evokes a hothouse of strange creatures.
Photos of a dog churning in a washing machine have gone viral since gaining public attention last Thursday. The man who posted the photos on Facebook is thought to have fled to the mainland on...
Hate it when you can't talk back? Well, you can with Young Post. Have your say and share with students around Hong Kong.
If you like to write in your free time, have a passion for reporting, shoot videos, have a blog, or just want to share your enthusiasm with the YP community, the Junior Reporters Club is for you.
The cadets at Young Post put their cookery skills to the test by taking on a rice cooker challenge: preparing four unconventional, non-rice dishes in one of the staple appliances of any Hong Kong...
Gloria Cheung graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a bachelor's degree in journalism, and has worked at some top news organisations, including CNN and Voice of America.
Is it fair for male athletes to be paid more than their female counterparts? Two students discuss.
The government has denied its radical new Reflective Path scheme to deter teens from breaking the law is to frighten the city's impressionable youth into steering clear of political activism.
Over the years Young Post has received some funny letters which we just have to share with you … typos and all! Names and places have been taken out to protect the innocent.
Contemporary dance isn't like classical ballet or Chinese dance. It favours free experimentation over traditional moves. Modern dancers explore their bodies' ...
Your paperwork is in order and now your parents are going to throw you to the lions, er, I mean the overseas teachers or agents who will decide your fate.
Many schools in Hong Kong have made efforts to help rebuild Nepal. Here is a taste of what students have done to help Nepal recover from the disaster earthquakes.
Young Post sent junior reporters Snehaa Senthamilselvan Easwari and Belinda Ng to see Canadian YouTuber IISuperwomanII perform in Hong Kong. Here's what they thought about the lovable Lilly Singh.
When we feel sure of ourselves, our body and brain chemistry changes. Here's how we can fool our bodies into feeling more powerful just by changing our posture.
A 17 year-old girl in Harbin, Heilongjiang province, got into a fight with a dog and its owner, resulting in the girl’s left ear being bitten off … not by the dog, but the owner.
Learn more about how it's like to live in the Philippines...
The Town Planning Board will decide at a meeting today whether or not to reject a retired government town planner's application to make a section of the city's Central district tram-free.
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This week, we asked our readers what they would do if they got to school and found their teacher had turned into a giant mouse. Here are our favourite answers …
School work and studying got you down? Here's your chance to Bounce back!
Young Post and Bounce are teaming up to offer YP readers an exciting day at the trampoline park!
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