Beyond spooky ghosts and age-old superstitions, Yu Lan Festival is a celebration of one’s ancestors, gods, and community. Listed as one of Hong Kong’s intangible cultural heritage items by @ichohk , the organisation of traditional Yu Lan Festivals is a prized cultural practice that’s flexible and adaptable. This Hungry Ghost Festival, we speak with Wu Yim Chung, Ansen, vice chairman of the Federation of Hong Kong Chiu Chow Community Organisations and chairman of the Yu Lan Festival Preservation

287K views · 2.1K reactions | The Hong Kong Palace Museum was officially opened to the public this year, becoming an important milestone in bringing permanent traditional Chinese cultural exhibitions tangible to people in Hong Kong. Can culture continue to deepen the blood ties between Hong Kong and its mainland compatriots? I asked this question to people who currently or used to live in Hong Kong. | Tian Wei at work | Facebook