While Hong Kong is known as a densely populated city, young people became interested in farming in the suburban area during pandemic. Hazel Fok was a young farmer who started farming as her own passion project called Earth Farm in Pat Heung, the New Territories.

Domestic workers regularly do hiking in Hong Kong on their rest days

Share Hong Kong is a group of domestic workers in Hong Kong, which regularly organize outdoor activities on their rest days. Lately, they had been practicing volleyball for winter league. But, when the sports venues were closed down because of the Omicron outbreak, they turned to another sport, hiking.

Foreign domestic workers were one of the vulnerable group under the 5th outbreak of Covid-19 in Hong Kong. Many were sick, and even went homeless as being forced out of employer's houses.

James Chong is a founder of 'Rolling Books,' a social enterprise project that aims to promote inclusive reading to Hong Kong's children amidst the digital era.

In 2020, there were over 370,000 foreign domestic helpers in Hong Kong. Most of them are from the Philippines and Indonesia. Within the labor law, they normally work 6 days a week while staying at their employer's house, thus, having only one day-off per week. Rugby become one leisure activity that attracts them to meet friends and stay healthy.