Ambience counts in cutting deals over meals here, from top-floor vistas to old-school club class
Dim sum, surfing, scenic hikes . . . the FT’s Asia editor shares his recommendations for discovering the city behind the bustle
Escape the crowds and scale hills and mountains on these exhilarating routes for runners of all levels
From quiet bars to Michelin stars: five HK restaurants where you can practice social distancing and relish the joy of eating alone
From hard climbs to scenic strolls: four routes to put your best foot forward
A pedestrian-friendly stroll from one of the city’s coolest corners to the embattled government’s HQ via the waterfront
‘A glass of suanmeitang — sour plum juice — is the traditional Chinese antidote to a throat on fire’
Whether you’re looking for soup dumplings or a sandwich between meetings, here are five places to head to for a tasty meal in a hurry
This laid-back enclave boasts a buzzing food-and-drink scene
‘The highlight was the red prawn curry, its rich flavours accentuated by a bowl of green mango slices and white turmeric’
For movers, shakers and spinners: where to find that workout fix
Where to find traditional dim sum and what to eat at 2am
The Cheng family have spared no expense for the arrival of the brand in their home city
Top tips from FT globetrotters on beating the jet lag blues, from where to grab a perfect cocktail to the best place for a late-night run
‘On the wall by the staircase leading down to the restaurant, gold-plated cats raise their right paw as though in welcome’
Try the train, travel light and always, always take a water bottle . . . and maybe a clothes line too
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As pressure from Beijing increases, empires such as Jardine Matheson and Swire must work out their next move
Tycoon who angered Beijing talks about Hong Kong’s uncertain future, backing Trump and never giving in
The face of the Hong Kong protest movement on defying Beijing
Any military intervention by Beijing would threaten the role the city plays in opening China’s economy to the world
The art dealer talks disapproving parents, ‘Shanghai Deco’ and bridging east and west
Louisa Lim on covering a city in turmoil — and ducking out of sieges to cook dinner for her children
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