Tobias Zuser
@duwenzhe.bsky.social
university lecturer in Hong Kong / sport & culture / founder offside.HK / Auslandsösterreicher
Construction sites all over the city are hastily removing the safety nets. Just shows you how rampant this corrupt behaviour has been - and how little oversight there is.
November 28, 2025 at 2:46 AM
Construction sites all over the city are hastily removing the safety nets. Just shows you how rampant this corrupt behaviour has been - and how little oversight there is.
Actually supposed to resemble two Chinese White Dolphins (HK famously has pink dolphins in their waters), they have often been mistaken for chicken, leading to the funny nickname of 大湾鸡 (Greater Bay Chicken).
November 21, 2025 at 6:34 AM
Actually supposed to resemble two Chinese White Dolphins (HK famously has pink dolphins in their waters), they have often been mistaken for chicken, leading to the funny nickname of 大湾鸡 (Greater Bay Chicken).
Probably the silent heroes of the China National Games this year have been the mascots.
Instead of adults, they have mainly recruited young martial arts students, aged 14/15 years - and their energy and jerky dance moves have quickly gone viral.
Instead of adults, they have mainly recruited young martial arts students, aged 14/15 years - and their energy and jerky dance moves have quickly gone viral.
November 21, 2025 at 6:34 AM
Probably the silent heroes of the China National Games this year have been the mascots.
Instead of adults, they have mainly recruited young martial arts students, aged 14/15 years - and their energy and jerky dance moves have quickly gone viral.
Instead of adults, they have mainly recruited young martial arts students, aged 14/15 years - and their energy and jerky dance moves have quickly gone viral.
Fans of Guangzhou FC (formerly Evergrande) showed their dissatisfaction at the recent Guangdong-HK Cup at Hong Kong Stadium, following the recent decision by the CFA to deny their club license. The same banners appeared 1 week earlier at Yuexiu Stadium in Guangzhou.
January 23, 2025 at 5:02 AM
Fans of Guangzhou FC (formerly Evergrande) showed their dissatisfaction at the recent Guangdong-HK Cup at Hong Kong Stadium, following the recent decision by the CFA to deny their club license. The same banners appeared 1 week earlier at Yuexiu Stadium in Guangzhou.
The more you dive deeper into the Tatler failure, the more hilarious it gets. Apparently they even attributed quotes to wrong players. Chan Shinichi, who is quoted here of having missed out the Messi game in 2014 due to leg injury, was born in 2002.
February 8, 2024 at 6:40 AM
The more you dive deeper into the Tatler failure, the more hilarious it gets. Apparently they even attributed quotes to wrong players. Chan Shinichi, who is quoted here of having missed out the Messi game in 2014 due to leg injury, was born in 2002.
In their ads, Tatler pushed the idea it would be indeed the representative team playing, when it was neither the A team nor the B team (which would take part in Guangdong-HK Cu). It should have been framed as what it is: A HKPL League XI, similar to other games in the past
February 8, 2024 at 6:38 AM
In their ads, Tatler pushed the idea it would be indeed the representative team playing, when it was neither the A team nor the B team (which would take part in Guangdong-HK Cu). It should have been framed as what it is: A HKPL League XI, similar to other games in the past
One thing that still bothers me the most is how Tatler was misleading the public with false advertising that Inter Miami would actually be playing against the Hong Kong Representative Team.
A thread.
A thread.
February 8, 2024 at 6:36 AM
One thing that still bothers me the most is how Tatler was misleading the public with false advertising that Inter Miami would actually be playing against the Hong Kong Representative Team.
A thread.
A thread.