With lawmakers on Thursday unanimously approving the government’s changes to the bill and days away from writing it into the statute books, the Post takes a look at potential scenarios that have sparked public concern.
3. Near-death experiences may prove the soul and afterlife exist, a doctor says
Is there a soul? How about an afterlife? A doctor, who has found no scientific explanation for the thousands of near-death experiences he has studied, discusses what he considers their implications to be.
4. Hong Kong’s minibuses are struggling. Will they soon be replaced?
Expanding rail and franchised bus networks, new roads and bridges, and changes in tolls have caused a big shift in how Hongkongers navigate the city.
5. ‘A whole new ball game’: China’s central bank looks to learn from US blunders
After changes to its leadership and structure, and with draft laws altering its scope, China’s central bank looks to be taking on a different role from years past – one which seems notably distinct from Western norms.
6. More Japanese men resist buying White Day gifts: ‘it doesn’t mean anything’
Some Japanese men say White Day is just a marketing campaign and prefer to save the money for other things, while others find it an old-fashioned concept.
7. Ex-China nursery school teacher, now a celebrity, slams sex for money online slur
A former preschool teacher who became famous last year when she appeared in a video singing to children, has claimed she has become the target of an online pornography slur.
