Appealing to a younger audience, Rika Woo dons a white J-pop-style sleeveless top and a long white skirt embroidered with ...

To some, Rika Woo is a J-pop singer. To others, she is a Cantonese opera performer. The Hong Kong artiste explains why she ...

In the 1940s, Hong Kong saw a mass wave of Cantonese immigration after millions of people fled mainland China during the Communist revolution. Alex Yip: Cantonese people are very family-oriented.

Take, for example, the Guangdong Cantonese Opera Institute's production of Madam White Snake — The Affection. The production ...

In Cantonese, people say “falling into the river of love” when they are in a relationship. It’s common to see earthy references in the description of romantic relationships. Check them out ...

In their eyes, the morning tea, the herbal tea, the slow-cooked soups, and even the slippers that Cantonese people love to wear all reflect the open, creative, dynamic, and inclusive spirit of ...

"Although they might not fall in love with Cantonese opera because of my performance, at least they are not resistant to it now," Woo said, referring to signs of interest from younger people.