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His tips to survive in the wild include: positivity, courageous, resourceful, determination and never give up.

His picking on P.F. Chang and his wisecracks about Chinese restaurants in the Midwest expose just how arrogant and ignorant he really is.

His resignation came the day after Larry Anthony, federal president of the Nationals, confirmed that Joyce was the subject of a sexual harassment complaint which would be "taken seriously" and treated with "strict confidentiality."

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His firm offers industrial solutions and deals with clients and original equipment manufacturers across China, the United States and Southeast Asia. His smartphone tends to be hyperactive 24x7. Tonnes of urgent email flood his inbox through the day. Life can get overwhelming, he said.

Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor holds a news conference on Tuesday at the special administrative region's government headquarters. [Photo by PARKER ZHENG/CHINA DAILY]

Hong Kong is at a risk for another violent protest on Saturday. A planned rally, in response to attacks at Yuen Long metro station on July 21, when white-clad people assaulted commuters and passersby indiscriminately, was rejected by the city's police. However, there is concern that protesters will gather anyway.

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Hong Kong Civil Service Secretary Patrick Nip Tak-kuen said on Friday that city labor unions' planned referendum on whether to strike to oppose the proposed national security law for Hong Kong runs counter to the political neutrality of the civil service and would "tarnish" its well-established reputation.

Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing presents an award to Huang Yanting, one of the most outstanding graduates at Shantou University this year, at the Guangdong-based university's graduation ceremony on Friday. [Photo by CHEN CHENGXIAO/FOR CHINA DAILY]

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Hong Kong's middle school students back to public schools in Causeway Bay on May 27, 2020 after a four-month class suspension caused by the coronavirus pandemic. [PARKER ZHENG / CHINA DAILY]

Hong Kong's Universal Community Testing Programme ended on Monday, with over 1.78 million residents tested and 26 asymptomatic cases identified since the program launched on Sept 1. Local medical experts joined hands with the support team from the mainland to set the city on course for a return to normal life.