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SIU Heng has worked as a research assistant, an editor, and a cultural administrator. He is now Assistant Manager, Arts and Creative Industries at British Council Hong Kong. He started his career as a DJ trainee at Commercial Radio Hong Kong, and later pursued further study at The University of Hong Kong, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts (First Class Honours) in Comparative Literature and Translation and a Master of Arts (with Distinction) in Literary and Cultural Studies. An amateur cultural critic and a member of Hong Kong Film Critics Society, he publishes in newspapers, magazines, and online media. He co-authored the book Sabayoning the City and edited the anthology Sparks of Film.