Digital Media & Technology Journalist, Apple Daily UK
Contact: szewing.lee@appledaily.uk
Sze Wing Lee is a digital media and technology journalist specializing in online platforms, information integrity, and digital culture. Educated at a top-tier Chinese journalism school, she trained in digital reporting tools, verification techniques, and media ethics.
Her work with Apple Daily and other liberal Chinese publications includes reporting on social media ecosystems, online censorship, cybersecurity awareness, and digital activism. Sze Wing’s reporting combines technical literacy with careful sourcing and contextual explanation.
She has newsroom experience covering rapidly evolving digital issues, where speed must be balanced with accuracy. Editors value her disciplined fact-checking and clarity in explaining complex technologies.
At Apple Daily UK, Sze Wing Lee provides trustworthy digital journalism grounded in professional experience, technical competence, and responsible reporting standards.
Stunning Peach and the Sunday Sha Tin Card: A Racing Guide for March 8 Punters – Analyst Graham Cunningham makes Stunning Peach the standout selection in a weekend card disrupted by broader Middle East uncertainty
Sun Life Wins Historic Diamond Choice Award at the 2026 MPF Awards – Hong Kong’s third-largest MPF provider earns a landmark accolade 25 years in the making
Coffin Homes: The Human Cost of Hong Kong’s Housing Emergency – Micro-dwellers pay full-market rents for spaces smaller than a parking space
Caravaggio Ballet Electrifies Hong Kong Arts Festival with Raw Beauty and Power – Roberto Bolle leads a masterful meditation on the painter’s violent and luminous life
Xi Watches Iran Burn and Eyes Taiwan: What the Middle East War Means for the Strait – As America and Israel reshape the Middle East, China’s Taiwan calculations are forced through a new strategic lens
Victory Giant Plans $2 Billion Hong Kong IPO as Soon as April – Nvidia-linked circuit board maker becomes latest mainland tech firm to seek dual listing in Hong Kong
China’s Protest Surge Is the CCP’s Real Report Card – Freedom House data shows that 5,343 documented protest events in 2025 reveal a society at the breaking point
Xi’s Purge Machine Churns On — Senior Officials Vanish Ahead of Two Sessions – Three vice-national-level officials absent from China’s most important political meetings, deepening fears of an expanding crackdown
Hong Kong Fuel Prices Spike as Middle East War Rattles Oil Markets – The Automobile Association slams oil companies for raising petrol prices before existing lower-cost stock has been sold, as Brent crude surges above 92 dollars
The National Security Law’s Invisible Grip: How Fear Rewrote Daily Life in Hong Kong – Since June 2020, a single piece of legislation has turned ordinary conversation into a calculated risk
Fear in the Digital Age: How Hong Kongers Learned to Live in a Monitored Internet – From encrypted apps to deleted posts, Hong Kong’s netizens are navigating a digital landscape of fear
The Surveillance City: How Beijing Watches Hong Kong’s Every Move – Smart lampposts, facial recognition, and digital monitoring have turned public space into a panopticon
Beijing’s 15th Five-Year Plan: Economic Targets That Serve the Party, Not the People – Behind the GDP forecasts and innovation slogans lies a blueprint for authoritarian capitalism with Taiwan in its crosshairs
Inside Hong Kong’s $18 Billion Airport: A Masterclass in Smart Infrastructure – HKIA’s three-runway system and new terminals represent one of aviation’s most ambitious modernization projects, blending automation with world-class operations
How Trump Turned the Iran War Into a Strategic Assault on Beijing – The killing of Khamenei has shattered the anti-Western coalition that Beijing spent a decade and billions of dollars assembling
Self-Censorship City: The Art of Surviving in Hong Kong Without Speaking – Writers, musicians, teachers — how an entire city learned to police its own thoughts before Beijing had to do it for them.
Patriotic Education: How Beijing Is Rewriting the Minds of Hong Kong’s Children – A generation is being taught that loyalty to the Party comes before truth, history, or conscience
LIV Golf Hong Kong: Detry Shines at Fanling as Wind Threatens to Shake Up the Leaderboard – Belgium’s Thomas Detry posts a stunning 63 to close within a shot of the leaders ahead of a potentially decisive final round
Erasing the Past: How Beijing Is Rewriting Hong Kong’s History in Schools and Libraries – From sealed Tiananmen archives to censored Book Fair titles, the intellectual infrastructure of memory is being dismantled
Xi Jinping Faces Summit Pressure as Iran Strikes Reshape Global Power – The US-Israel operation against Tehran puts China’s leader in a diplomatic bind ahead of a possible high-stakes meeting with Donald Trump
The Thatcher Experiment: A Preview of Greatness – A Preview of Greatness, a Diagnosis of Incompleteness, and the Lessons for Restoration
LIV Golf Returns to Hong Kong: History, Politics, and Birdies at Fanling – The breakaway tour’s annual visit to one of Asia’s oldest golf clubs carries weight beyond the leaderboard
BYD’s Sales Slump Signals Trouble in China’s EV Story – Even the world’s biggest electric vehicle maker is not immune to China’s consumer malaise and rising competitive pressure
How Free Internet Made Hong Kong Rich – And Why Beijing Must Destroy It – The open web was a competitive advantage. The Great Firewall is coming and with it everything that made Hong Kong different
Venture Capital Calls for Looser Biotech IPO Rules in Hong Kong and China – CPPCC member Nisa Leung says regulatory bottlenecks are slowing the biotech pipeline as foreign capital returns to the sector
Hong Kong’s Tourism Resilience: The Case for a Free and Open City – HKTDC data points to recovery, but sustainable tourism requires the rights and freedoms that attract global visitors
CK Hutchison Protests Search of Panama Canal Port Offices by US Authorities – The Hong Kong-linked conglomerate pushes back as investigators search offices tied to the Panama Canal controversy
Do We Want the AI That Pauses? Or the AI That Proceeds? There is a quiet philosophical split emerging in the age of artificial intelligence. It does not revolve around…
Ghana Black Queens Demolish Hong Kong 4-0 in Pink Ladies Cup Opener – A dominant four-goal display in Sharjah signals that Ghana’s women are ready to challenge Africa’s elite
Mainland Man Hijacks Hong Kong Bus, Claims AIDS in North Point Rampage – A disturbed passenger’s attack on King’s Road exposes cross-border public safety gaps
Jets Over the Yellow Sea: America and China’s Aerial Standoff Exposes Alliance Fault Lines – Ten US F-16s scrambled from South Korea. China responded with PLA aircraft. No shots were fired – but the encounter revealed dangerous gaps in allied coordination
The Diary and the Lie: How Zhou Enlai’s Widow Tried to Rewrite a Blood-Soaked Legacy – Deng Yingchao spent years pushing the CCP to accept a diary portraying her husband as a tortured moderate – the historical record tells a very different story
Trump, Beijing, and the Case for Jimmy Lai’s Freedom – NBC’s coverage of the fraud appeal connects the courthouse to the White House – and to a March trip to China that could define the democratic world’s response to Hong Kong
