Hong kong

The Killer: John Woo's cult film returns to theaters in a restored 4K version.

The Killer, one of the many classics by John Woo, the iconic director of Hong Kong cinema, is back on French screens in a superb 4K restored version, starting November 26. Discover or rediscover this film that reinvented the crime thriller genre. And we know the list of cinemas that will be screening this masterpiece (list in the article).

Hong Kong à la Carte: the book that celebrates Hong Kong cuisine

Explore Hong Kong's dynamic culinary scene through Hong Kong à la Carte, a captivating book combining travel stories and authentic recipes. Published on Thursday, October 16 by Davina Chang and Ada Deschanel, discover a collection of recipes that highlights the culinary diversity of the region, exploring its traditions, iconic locations, and the influences that make it one of today's global gastronomic capitals.

A TOUTE ÉPREUVE: John Woo's film re-released in 4K with numerous screenings!

À TOUTE ÉPREUVE, one of the classics by iconic HK director John Woo, returns to French screens in a superb 4K restored version, from August 27. 2 hours of full-throttle action, driven by a formidable pair of actors.

Fashion Hong Kong: Hong Kong's ephemeral fashion and design address

Beware! Hong Kong fashion designers invite themselves to Paris in a unique pop-up store: "Fashion Hong-Kong"! An invitation to Asian refinement, on view until March 25!

Tiger Tiger, the Chinese street food restaurant in the 10th district

After Panda Panda and Dumpling Queen, the MAMAHUHU group regales us with Tiger Tiger, a new restaurant in the style of a Cha Chaan Teng, those famous typical Hong Kong bistros. For the reopening of the restaurants, the place unveils its new specialties between ravioli and rotisseries.

China announces international flights to resume in a very limited way

As some European countries are gradually reopening their borders to EU tourists, China has announced to make restrictions for international flights softer. Starting from June 8, foreign airlines will be able to fly once a week towards continental China.