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Professor H K Chang, CityU President, led students, teachers and the public on a tour of the world as it was 600 years ago in a talk on 30 March entitled "The world when Zheng He roamed the sea", part of a series of CCIV lectures.
CityU students clinched nine prizes in the City Literary Award, one of the highlights of the City Literary Festival organized by the University to promote literature and writing.
Eight celebrated writers got the Hong Kong-Macao City Literary Festival underway at CityU with an enthralling discussion on the experience of writing, the breadth and depth of Chinese literature, and creative writing tips for younger writers.
Ten distinguished writers and scholars from across the Strait and overseas tackled these questions at a symposium held 22-23 June entitled “Cultural Traditions and Chinese Creative Writing.
CityU Gallery is showcasing about 100 pieces of work created by Mr Guan Liang, a contemporary artist renowned for his depiction of characters from Chinese opera.
The Chinese Civilisation Centre's Shandong Study Tour programme attracted not only students. The President Professor H K Chang visited the 40 CityU students who were studying at Shandong University.
To promote the art of Kunqu, Chinese Civilisation Centre (CCIV) organized a lecture series delivered by the famous Chinese writer Professor Pai Hsien-Yung, CCIV Director Professor Cheng Pei Kai and Kunqu researcher Dr Ku Siu Shen, 23 to 25 February.
The Chinese Civilisation Centre (CCIV) launches a new service called the “PDA Information Platform” starting in Semester B in 2005.
“Piled Rocks and Dredged Waters: The Art of Suzhou Gardens,”presented at CityU Gallery from 15 January to 6 March, offers students and the public a taste of the aesthetics of the renowned Suzhou Gardens.
Professor Zhu Qingshi, President of the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC), talked about Chinese traditional culture and the advancement of science in a lecture titled “Dialogue between Technology and Culture in Everyday life", 19 November, organized by the Chinese Civilisation Centre to celebrate CityU's 20th anniversary.