On Monday’s Backchat, we’re talking about breastfeeding . The city's first breast milk bank – located at the Hong Kong Children's Hospital in Kowloon Bay – has just launched, and will begin collecting milk from donors starting this week. The samples will be used to help premature and critically ill babies whose mothers are unable to breastfeed. The facility aims to collect 50 to 100 litres of breast milk in its first stage of service, with health authorities hoping to get around 1,000 litres a year when the facility becomes fully operational. Are Hong Kong mothers culturally ready to accept donating their breast milk to a baby other than their own? We’ll find out. After 9:45, we learn more about the discovery of a butterfly which is believed to have flown all the way from Japan to Hong Kong. 9:05am-9:45am: Hong Kong's first breastmilk bank 9:05am-9:45am: Liz Thomas, Founder of It Tastes Like Love, a campaign to normalise breastfeeding 9:05am-9:30am: Lena Wong, Founder and Executive Director of Hong Kong Momtrepreneurs 9:30am-9:45am: Dr Charas Ong, Honorary Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, The University of Hong Kong 9:45am-10:00am: Butterfly flying from Japan to Hong Kong 9:45am-10:00am: Ling Yuet-fung, postdoctoral fellow at the University of Hong Kong’s School of Biological Sciences. He discovered the butterfly. 9:45am-10:00am: Yau Wing Kwong, Chairman of the Environmental Association and Fung Yuen Butterfly Reserve

This week, we dive into the art of comedy with a lawyer turned comedian and filmmaker, ready to share some laughs at a special show!  We’ll also preview a stunning new exhibition by an open water swimmer, whose paintings capture the awe-inspiring sunrise seen from the sea after a night swim.  Plus, get fresh movie recommendations for 2025 from a film critic! Got suggestions for interesting places or people in Hong Kong's art and culture scene? We want to hear from you! Email us at CultureZine@rthk.hk. Tune in Saturday mornings at 9:05 on Radio 3!

Stay with us throughout the night, every night, from 1.05am until dawn, as we slowly wake up with you. Enjoy the non-stop mellow side of the 70s to the 90s at first, with some legendary ballads and soft rock hits, which gently grow in pace, moving you towards the 2000s and a perfect morning mix Seven days a week from 1.05am... only on Radio 3

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You will find many soft pieces and some Chinese works in Night Music. Friday and Saturday nights will begin with two hours of enjoyable jazz music. When you are alone and sleepless, please remember good music is always there on Radio 4. 「長夜細聽」節目當然少不了氣質優雅的作品，每晚亦會精選一些中國音樂送上。週五和週六晚還有兩小時爵士樂。 如果哪天你不能入睡，別忘了第四台這裡總有值得細聽的音樂。

主持：伍穎文 送上精心挑選古典音樂，與大家共渡輕鬆愉快的週日晚上。

More music, less talk - for 3 continuous hours.

Our main evening newscast. Weekdays 18:00 - 18:30.

RTHK's lunchtime bulletin.

"March of the volunteers", the national anthem of China, is related to the bravery of Chinese young people resisting Japan's aggression of China. It was originally the theme song of the movie "Sons and Daughters in a Time of Storm" which depicts the heroic stories of young Chinese marching to the front line to defend their country against Japanese aggression. Hong Kong is part of China. The National Anthem Ordinance came into force in June 2020.

RTHK Quartet was founded in 2009 with a view to promoting the genre of chamber music and encouraging the art of chamber music playing in Hong Kong.