True luxury lives in the story woven between the artisan's hand and millennia of culture. This early summer, fine jewellery house Qeelin beautifully illustrated this balance by transforming Beijing’s iconic Ziyunxuan (紫雲軒) into an immersive sanctuary for its 2026 Fine Jewellery Private Exhibition. Guests were taken on a journey structured around five distinct layers of “Qeelin Encounters,” a poetic passage through the verdant landscapes of Guizhou province, where ancient dialogues between heaven, earth, and humanity are forged into wearable art.

There is a timeless grace to the harp that makes it easy to admire. With its sweeping silhouette and gentle, ambient sound, it is an instrument many of us are content to enjoy from a comfortable distance, appreciating its elegance at a special event or as a soothing component in a classical concert. Yet, because it carries such an aura of rarefied prestige, we often rarely get the chance to truly step inside its world or see it as a modern, dynamic storyteller.

Father's Day is an opportunity to celebrate the fathers, mentors, and role models who have shaped our lives through their guidance, generosity, and quiet strength. This year, we've curated a selection of gifts that balance craftsmanship, style, and everyday practicality, from refined accessories and timeless wardrobe essentials to distinctive pieces that reflect personality and taste. Explore our handpicked selection and discover gifts designed to be enjoyed long after Father's Day has passed.

Acclaimed director Herman Yau bridges thriller tension with deep empathy in We’re Nothing At All, starring Anson Kong, ANSONBEAN, and Patrick Tam. Catch the hit Hong Kong LGBTQ+ drama in Canadian theatres this June.

On May 28, SickKids hosted an Asian Heritage Month celebration: Celebration Our Heritage, Healing Our Future, an evening dedicated to exploring the role of philanthropy in building a healthier future for the next generation. Hosted by Jennifer Bernard and moderated by Hua Yu, the event brought together community leaders, supporters, and changemakers for thoughtful conversations on giving, legacy, and impact.

Flowers play a central role in celebrations across cultures, serving as symbols of love, prosperity, purity, and joy. Their role in the decor for weddings, festivals, and milestone events reflect deep-rooted traditions and evolving modern practices. In Chinese culture specifically, flowers carry deep symbolic meanings grounded in history, philosophy, art, literature, and traditional values, and are often chosen for celebrations like weddings and Chinese New Year based on their respective auspicious connotations.