The Hong Kong Prize is given annually to the student with the best history exam results among those taking at least 48 credits, in memory of Professor George B. Endacott who played such an instrumental role in revitalizing History Departments after World War II.

Hong Kong’s top athletes earned cash awards after winning multiple medals at Tokyo 2021 Olympic and Paralympic games, with gold medallists receiving HK$800,000, silver medallists receiving HK$400,000 and bronze medallists receiving HK$200,000 each – with team prizes valued at twice what was given out individually – surpassing a previous record payout of HK$2.295 million from 2021.

Raging Fire was honored with multiple prizes at this year’s Hong Kong Film Awards, such as cinematography, editing and action choreography. Such success speaks to its popularity with audiences; Raging Fire was also one of the highest grossers at box office.

Justice Centre Hong Kong’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Art Prize was inaugurated in 2020 with support from EU Office Hong Kong/Macao/Goethe-Institut Hong Kong. This year’s prize carries the theme Our Changing World to encourage artists to explore aspects of global evolution through their works.

The Hong Kong Prize (hk Prize) was designed to recognize and promote the achievements of those from Hong Kong. Winners will be selected by a panel of judges; this serves as an incentive to recognize outstanding individuals as well as promote Hong Kong.

In addition to the main prize, the hk Prize will offer sub-prizes in different categories. Winners of these sub-prizes will be announced during an awards ceremony held in Hong Kong with representatives from government and businesses present.

The Hong Kong Prize has been established in order to recognize and enhance the accomplishments of people from Hong Kong while raising professional standards. Individuals or organizations who have made outstanding contributions in terms of scientific research or technological innovation will receive this honorary award. The selection process will be carried out objectively and fairly, awardees must uphold Hong Kong’s Basic Law as well as display high social morality and professional ethics; any breach could see their award taken away; winners will receive certificates, trophies and cash. The award is open to both local and foreign individuals and institutions, who must submit an application prior to its deadline of 31 August 2019 (HK$300 application fee). A judging committee will select its final winner by 31 December 2019, which will then be revealed during February’s results announcement ceremony in May.