15 Hot Wings Nutrition Facts of this Popular Spicy Delight

 Posted on April 8, 2024  |  5 minutes  |  1065 words  |  Aldo Pusey

Hot wings, known for their spicy kick and finger-licking goodness, have become a popular choice for food enthusiasts seeking a fiery flavor experience. While they are often associated with indulgence and indulging in a guilty pleasure, it’s essential to understand the nutritional aspects of hot wings. In this comprehensive article, we will dive into the world of hot wings nutrition facts, unraveling the ingredients, calorie content, and potential health implications. [Read More]

China loves red wine, but white may become more popular

 Posted on April 8, 2024  |  3 minutes  |  601 words  |  Noelle Montes

China adores red wine. If I was asked to pick one annoying mantra of a great many writers, consultants and educators (the "vintelligentsia"), it would be that. It's not surprising, since anywhere from 80 to 90 per cent of what is in the market is red. But what is surprising - and possibly depressing - is the widespread belief that this is set in stone. Nothing underscores this attitude more than claims that Chinese favour red wine because the colour is lucky. [Read More]

Hemingway, mojito and living in poverty: China's Xi Jinping reaches out to US with personal anecdote

 Posted on April 8, 2024  |  3 minutes  |  459 words  |  Lashay Rain

Adding personal anecdotes, a dash of Western culture and even a mention of a mojito to his policy speech in the United States yesterday, President Xi Jinping was trying to come across as an amicable, approachable leader, observers say. Xi, who was speaking to some 650 business executives and former US diplomat Henry Kissinger in Seattle, said Ernest Hemingway's "left a deep impression" on him. "When I visited Cuba … I visited the pub Hemingway often went to and ordered his favourite drink - rum mixed with mint and ice," [Read More]

Opinion | Hong Kongs mental health crisis demands the attention of everyone

 Posted on April 8, 2024  |  4 minutes  |  650 words  |  Zora Stowers

Even in the best of times, resources are finite. The worst of times, such as the three years of the Covid-19 pandemic, demanded that the focus of our health authorities was on fighting the virus. This meant disruptions to healthcare, including mental healthcare, services and more. Meanwhile, the disruptions brought on by the pandemic – prolonged isolation, repeated school suspensions, business closures, loss of jobs, fear of infection and so on – created an unprecedented global mental health crisis. [Read More]

Second son of Thailands King Maha Vajiralongkorn makes surprise return after 27 years away: a

 Posted on April 8, 2024  |  3 minutes  |  456 words  |  Noelle Montes

The second-eldest son of Thailand’s King Maha Vajiralongkorn visited a childcare centre for underprivileged families on Tuesday during a surprise visit to the kingdom, the first time he has been back in his homeland in 27 years.The trip by Vacharaesorn Vivacharawongse, 42, comes at a fraught time for the Thai royal family, with the monarch’s eldest daughter in a coma since December.Vacharaesorn, who works at a law firm in New York, visited the Foundation for Slum Child Care, which is supported by the royal family, and greeted well-wishers. [Read More]

20 Fun Facts About Insects You Should Know!

 Posted on April 7, 2024  |  1 minutes  |  70 words  |  Noelle Montes

Insects, the fascinating creatures that roam our planet, are an integral part of our ecosystem. From their incredible diversity to their unique adaptations, insects have captured the curiosity of scientists and nature enthusiasts alike. In this article, we delve into the captivating world of insects and uncover 20 fun facts that will leave you amazed and enlightened.

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China steps up support for Hong Kongs role as financial hub for wealth products, bonds and green

 Posted on April 7, 2024  |  4 minutes  |  766 words  |  Lashay Rain

Residents in the nine Guangdong provincial cities that make up the Greater Bay Area will also be able to invest up to 3 million yuan (US$420,000) each in Hong Kong’s wealth management products, triple the previous limit under the Wealth Management Connect scheme. The measures are aimed at “enhancing the connection between Hong Kong and the mainland markets,” said Hong Kong’s Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po during a press conference at the Asian Financial Forum (AFF). [Read More]

Hong Kong nutritionists recipe for a healthier steamed pork patty, a Cantonese staple - YP

 Posted on April 7, 2024  |  4 minutes  |  766 words  |  Kary Bruening

For many Hongkongers, the taste of home is the simple combination of a bowl of rice paired with a steamed pork patty, or yuhk beng(肉餅). This seemingly unpalatable-looking dish is full of flavour, texture, and childhood memories of cleavers pounding on the chopping board while mincing pork. Steamed pork patties are believed to have originated from Guangdong province. The dish is easy to prepare: simply mince the pork into fine crumbles using a cleaver and steam it with a few other ingredients, such as dried squid and preserved cabbage. [Read More]

Kareena Kapoor Khan exudes chill weekend vibe in denim shirt, flared pants; Jane Birkin bag complete

 Posted on April 7, 2024  |  2 minutes  |  412 words  |  Zora Stowers

In Bollywood, it's clear from observing fashion trends that it's hard to beat the classics, and our Bollywood stars also agree with this. Denim is one such classic trend that can never go out of style. Over the years, the denim-on-denim trend has also caught on like a fever, and we have seen several of our favorite celebs ace this look. Among them is Kareena Kapoor Khan, who has wholeheartedly embraced this trend. [Read More]

Tin Shui Wai, where hawkers help brighten up grim lives

 Posted on April 7, 2024  |  6 minutes  |  1153 words  |  Zora Stowers

"When the officers chase you, they sprint as fast as [Chinese Olympic hurdler] Liu Xiang ," hawker Liu Chiu-sum, a 62-year-old egg seller, told the . As many as 80 stalls spring up in this spot from 5am to 10am every day, then disappear without a trace whenever government officers appear. If arrested, hawkers face a penalty of about HK$450 and the loss of their stock. "When the officers attack, I just leave my goods and run," [Read More]