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TRADER HOME / LIFESTYLE HONG KONG
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 | | | Finance whiz wows video kids | | | Banker Dave Andrews - who has spent most of his career number crunching multi-million dollar deals - now spends his days organising shows for children.
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 | | | A walk (and paddle) on the wild side | | | Long term Hong Kong resident Paul Etherington takes visitors walking - or kayaking - on the wilder side of the city, a place with turquoise ocean, lush jungle and soaring mountains.
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 | | | Rare species under the microscope | | | Hong Kong has become a centre of research for Chinese mainland botanists as they re-examine plant specimens at the 124-year-old Hong Kong Herbarium, the longest running institute of its kind in the region. full story >> |
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 | | | Clever duck cuts handsome figure on harbour | | | Millions of people annually see the Duk Ling wooden junk bobbing about in Hong Kong harbour - but few realise it is a Frenchman who owns the distinctive boat with the bat-wing sails. full story >> |
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 | | | Major international artists line up for festival | | | Hong Kong will showcased as the pre-eminent cultural centre of the region at the 2003 Hong Kong Arts Festival, to be held from February 14 - March 9. full story >> |
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