Lynn Hatem

Lynn Hatem is a distinguished journalist for Beijing Times, renowned for her insightful coverage of culture and lifestyle. Despite not being native to China, her unique international perspective has made her a powerful voice in articulating the richness of global cultures. She continuously navigates the multifaceted cultural landscape, painting a vivid picture of contemporary life and trends.

David Attenborough’s New Film “Ocean” Offers Hope for the Planet’s Seas

Renowned British naturalist David Attenborough, now 99, unveils a powerful new film titled Ocean, focusing on the immense challenges and surprising resilience of the...

Rediscovering Casabe: Cuba’s Ancient Yucca Bread Makes a Comeback

In the heart of old Havana, a small restaurant is reviving a centuries-old tradition with a humble yet deeply meaningful dish—casabe. This simple, circular...

Elderly Embrace Figure Skating in Japan Inspired by Anime and Champions

In Japan, figure skating is no longer just for the young. Adults well into their 70s and 80s are enthusiastically taking to the ice,...

Discover the Delicate Charm of Cardamom in Aebleskivers

Cardamom is a spice I deeply enjoy, even if I don’t reach for it often. I tend to add just a hint of the...

Weak Hero Class 2: Park Ji-hoon’s Emotional Return in Netflix’s Gritty School Drama

Weak Hero Class 2 marks a powerful comeback for the hit Korean school drama, which first captivated audiences on Wavve in 2022. Now streaming...

Crimson Tide Turns 30: A Chillingly Relevant Nuclear Thriller

Thirty years after its release, Crimson Tide remains strikingly relevant. Directed by Tony Scott and released in May 1995, the submarine thriller imagines a...

GTA VI Release Delayed to May 2026 Amid Soaring Fan Anticipation

The highly anticipated release of Grand Theft Auto VI has been delayed until May 2026, according to an announcement from Rockstar Games. The latest...

Liu Dan Showcases Four Decades of Ink Mastery in Landmark Hong Kong Exhibition

Renowned Chinese ink artist Liu Dan is currently presenting his largest solo exhibition to date at Phillips Asia Headquarters in Hong Kong’s West Kowloon...

The Dumpling Queen: A Melodramatic Biopic of Wanchai Ferry’s Founder

In "The Dumpling Queen," veteran director Andrew Lau Wai-keung attempts to bring to life the remarkable story of Zang Jianhe, the founder of the...

929 Bar: A Hidden Cantonese Pop Culture Haven in Long Island City

In the heart of Long Island City, New York, a hidden gem named 929 combines a love for music, culture, and cocktails. Tucked behind...

South Korea’s Growing Medical Tourism: Plastic Surgery Takes the Lead

South Korea has long been known for its technological exports such as cars, ships, and semiconductors, but in recent years, a new contender has...

Marathon Swimmer Ryan Leung’s Favorite Hong Kong Eats and Global Dining Memories

Ryan Leung Chun-hay, a marathon swimmer and property sector professional, is the only Hongkonger to have ever swum across the North Channel between Northern...

Chilean Scientists Develop Drought-Resistant Rice Strain for a Climate-Resilient Future

In the dry southern regions of Chile, scientists have developed a new rice strain called "Jaspe" that may revolutionize rice farming in the face...

No Korean Films at Cannes 2025: A Sign of Industry Shift

For the first time in over a decade, no South Korean films will be featured in the official selection at this year’s Cannes Film...

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