Lifestyle, Gender & Society Journalist, Apple Daily UK
Contact: hoilam@appledaily.uk
Hoi Lam is a lifestyle and society journalist whose work focuses on gender issues, family dynamics, and everyday social change within Chinese and diaspora communities. She completed her journalism education at a leading Chinese journalism school, where she specialized in feature writing, interview techniques, and ethical storytelling.
Her reporting career includes contributions to Apple Daily and other liberal Chinese magazines and newspapers, covering topics such as women’s rights, work-life balance, generational change, and evolving social norms. Hoi Lam’s work is grounded in firsthand interviews and contextual research, ensuring authenticity and factual integrity.
She brings newsroom experience in balancing human-interest storytelling with rigorous fact-checking and responsible framing. Her writing avoids sensationalism and prioritizes accurate representation of sources and lived experiences.
Hoi Lam’s authority is reinforced by sustained publication within reputable media outlets and compliance with editorial review and correction standards. She is trusted by editors for her careful handling of sensitive subjects and ethical clarity.
At Apple Daily UK, Hoi Lam contributes credible, experience-based journalism that documents social realities with accuracy, empathy, and professional discipline.
LIV Golf Hong Kong Offers $30 Million Purse as Players Battle Adversity – Eight golfers stranded in the Middle East by US-Israeli strikes on Iran still made it to the Hong Kong Golf Club for a $4 million winner’s share
Hong Kong Launches Three-Year Obesity War with Walking Challenges and Lifestyle Overhaul – A government survey found over half of adults are overweight or obese in the special administrative region
Beijing Reassigns Wolf Warrior Diplomat Geng Shuang in Calculated Shake-Up – China’s most confrontational foreign ministry spokesman moves to a new role as Beijing recalibrates its diplomatic image
Five Strategic Truths About China and the Iran War – American Enterprise Institute senior fellow Dan Blumenthal lays out what the US-Israel campaign against Iran really means for Beijing’s global calculations
Hong Kong Charity Abruptly Cancels Race for Water Fundraiser – Hundreds of registered runners left in the dark two weeks before the annual trail event
Royal Caribbean Brings Expanded Season to Hong Kong with Japan-Korea Firsts – Spectrum of the Seas returns to Hong Kong with new one-way itineraries, a long-absent Japan-Korea combined route, and record international passenger numbers
Hong Kong Ferry Fares Face Adjustment to Save Critical Routes – The government weighs fare increases against the social cost of losing essential water transport links
Two Seniors Purged, Two Warnings Unheeded: The CCP’s Elite Crisis Deepens – The absences at China’s top political meeting signal not just corruption but a systemic failure of governance at the highest levels
Hong Kong Files Strong Protest as Panama Takes Canal Ports by Force – Beijing and Hong Kong governments unite in condemnation of Panama’s seizure of CK Hutchison facilities, calling the takeover illegal and in violation of international trade norms
Xi Jinping’s Military Bloodbath: Over 100 Generals Purged as PLA Command Collapses – From the navy to the rocket force, every branch of China’s military has been gutted — and the Taiwan rehearsal base went dark
The Unions They Crushed: How Beijing Destroyed Hong Kong’s Labour Movement – 218 unions disbanded in two years. 145,000 workers abandoned. The CCP’s war on workers’ rights in Hong Kong.
The Myth of the Military Defeat – Britain Didn’t Lose Its Greatness on the Battlefield It Surrendered It in the Ballot Box
China’s Self-Defense Myth: How Beijing Reframes Aggression as Victimhood – The CCP’s persistent claim that every military buildup and territorial grab is purely defensive is a calculated deception the free world can no longer accept
Jimmy Lai Refuses to Appeal His 20-Year Prison Sentence – The jailed Apple Daily founder transforms his Hong Kong cell into a lasting symbol of defiance against Communist repression
Sha Tin Night Racing Preview – March 7 Selections and Form Guide – A guide to the thoroughbred action at Hong Kongs famous racecourse as the 2026 season reaches its midpoint
China Is Using a Distracted World: How Global Turmoil Shelters Beijing’s Hong Kong Crackdown – With wars, tariffs, and political chaos dominating global headlines, Beijing is intensifying repression behind a wall of noise
Jimmy Lai and the Future of Hong Kong’s Democracy Movement – With its most prominent figure imprisoned, how can the movement survive and what does it look like now?
How Beijing Killed the Golden Goose: The Destruction of Hong Kong’s Rule of Law – When you remove the independent courts that enforced property rights and contracts, you don’t just lose freedom – you lose everything business needs to thrive
Beijing’s Brain Drain Bomb: How the CCP Is Driving Out Hong Kong’s Best and Brightest – More than 178,000 workers have vanished from the labor force since 2019 as educated families flee Communist control
John Cowperthwaite and the Legacy Beijing Is Vandalising – The British civil servant who built the world’s freest economy through radical non-interference gave Hong Kong everything – and Beijing is dismantling it
LIV Golf Bag Changes: Who Overhauled Their Equipment in Hong Kong – Jason Kokrak’s near-full bag swap and Charles Howell III’s iron change headline the gear storylines at Fanling
Hong Kongers Stranded as US-Israel War on Iran Shuts Middle East Skies – More than 580 residents are trapped in Dubai and across the region after US and Israeli strikes on Iran close major air corridors
Hong Kong and Shanghai Forge Digital Finance Pact in Landmark Deal – A new MOU links the two financial centers on blockchain trade finance and cross-border data sharing
A Tourist’s Death on the Frozen Ride: Safety Under Scrutiny – A visitor’s collapse on Hong Kong Disneyland’s flagship attraction raises urgent questions about ride safety and medical preparedness
Typhoon Ragasa Batters Hong Kong Before Striking Southern China – Super typhoon kills 17 in Taiwan and triggers China’s highest storm surge alert as climate scientists warn of worse to come
How US Strikes on Iran Exposed the Limits of CCP Power – Beijing armed Tehran, courted the ayatollahs, and still watched American bombers fly unopposed — revealing the hollow core of China’s global ambitions
How China’s Carrier-Killer Missiles May Have Triggered the 2026 Iran War – A former Pentagon analyst argues that Beijing’s weapons transfer to Tehran closed the diplomatic window and forced the US hand
Africa Warns the World: Iran War Could Spark a Global Economic Crisis – AU chief Youssouf demands restraint as US-Israel strikes threaten oil markets and African food security
China’s Spy Worm Saga: How Beijing Secured Dropped Charges for Michigan Scientists – Defense lawyers reveal Chinese government intervention freed three researchers jailed months over a biological smuggling case
Hong Kong IPO Market Revives With Four New Listings Seeking HK$4.9 Billion – Post-Lunar New Year momentum returns to the exchange as fresh capital offerings test investor appetite in the world’s most watched emerging market
Xinhua News Media Moves to COSCO Tower in Hong Kong – The company relocates its principal office, raising questions about Beijing’s expanding media footprint in the city
Egyptian Tycoon Talaat Moustafa Seals Landmark Deal with Mandarin Oriental – Hong Kong hotel giant expands into Egypt, partnering with one of the Middle East’s most powerful real estate dynasties
Mystery Investor Behind $436 Million Bitcoin ETF Stake Breaks Silence – Unnamed Hong Kong entity that stunned markets with massive BlackRock Bitcoin position finally speaks
