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Gafencu Men Magazine - December 2013

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Gafencu Men Description:

Publisher: Total-Media-Limited

Category: Lifestyle

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

Gafencu Men is the guide to success in Hong Kong and greater China. It is the essential bible as to how to achieve success and how to dress for success. Every month it covers all the elements that are essential for the truly successful man.

With interviews with the very highest achievers, the most stylish individuals and the women they attract, Gafencu Men is a unique publication. It is read by those men who are at the very top of their professions, business-owners and high-fliers. It is also essential reading for those looking to join their ranks and be thee next generation of the business and social elite.

From travel to luxury watches, from cars to 22 pages of must-wear fashions and from guides to etiquette and perfect grooming, Gafencu Men is required reading for those men set on success.

In this issue

Hong Kong is ground zero for where East and West meet. Here stands a gateway, providing entrance and exit to the economic powerhouse that is 21st century Asia. The city’s individuals are in a prime spot to influence global affairs and are thus shaping the region and the world with their actions. It is with this in mind that Gafencu Men presents this year’s Power 300 list of Hong Kong’s most important and influential men and women.

This month, we speak with Johnson Chang, founder of Hanart TZ gallery and a pioneer of Chinese contemporary art in Hong Kong. Having brought many of the most prominent Chinese artists to international attention during the 1980s and ‘90s, Chang now has his sights set on understanding China’s modern culture and promoting Hong Kong as a global centre for academic discussion and thought.

Gafencu Men then takes a look at genetically modified crops. The debate over whether China should increase such produce is ongoing, with pundits arguing the merits of meeting increased demand and the potential damage they could do to locally-grown crops and businesses. We also investigate the precarious situation of the Pacific island nation of Tuvalu in the face of rising sea levels; find out why Hong Kong is in fact a great place to live for affluent seniors; and give a shout to the coming holiday with a look at the changing nature of Christmas celebrations around the world.