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The best Hong Kong newsletters

5 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.

pluckyday.co· irregular· Published 16 days ago

A personal newsletter by a writer reflecting on everyday life, family and memories, including her late partner Michael, through short essays on subjects like snakes in Hong Kong, laundromats and birthdays. Readers get intimate, story-driven writing about grief, love and finding courage in ordinary moments.

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sinicanalytica.com· irregular· Inactive for over a year

Sinic Analytica publishes English-language features on Chinese and Sinophone lives, communities and culture, from Hong Kong migrant restaurant owners in Britain to literary figures. The sample offers human-interest profiles with some reported detail, though much of the text is translated or lightly edited narrative rather than analysis.

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ANYDOKO

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anydoko.com· irregular· Published 5 months ago

ANYDOKO is a travel and food video channel and guide publisher run by people living in the cities they cover. Its issues offer curated local recommendations for Hong Kong bars, arts venues and Taipei eateries, with addresses and practical getting-there tips.

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thechinesecinema.com· irregular· Published 8 days ago

The Chinese Cinema highlights films from Hong Kong, Taiwan, mainland China and beyond, with each issue focused on a single title. The sample issues are brief listings of film title, director and year, so the depth of commentary cannot be judged from them.

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tangchangmuseum.com· irregular· Published 2 months ago

Announcements from the Tang Chang Estate about the Hong Kong exhibition 'Into the Heart-Mind' at gdm, including its extended closing date and curatorial notes on the artist's landscape works. Also includes a Thai-language notice commemorating the 36th anniversary of the artist's death.

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