Have you ever said something that makes you feel embarrassed later? As the interpersonal communication is becoming increasingly frequent, good eloquence has become a must-have ability in modern society. If you can express your ideas properly, speak accurately with good rhetoric and beautiful voice, you would accomplish academic tasks or works with ease.

After a year of waiting and preparing, we are more than jubilant to announce that the College Anthem is finally going to uncover its mysterious veil and meet with you! The College Anthem was written by Mr. Fang Wenshan (方文山), from Taiwan and composed by Mr. Zheng Feng (郑枫), from Shenzhen. The production team will be at the presence in Diligentia College to share their feelings and understandings during the creation of the anthem.

Topic: Understanding AI in a Reasonable Way

Speaker:  Guojie Li, Academician

Date: Thursday, November 29, 2018

Time: 4:30-5:45

Venue: Governing Board Meeting Room, Dao Yuan Building

Language: Chinese

Abstract:

The teahouse, a lasting symbol of Chinese mass culture, continues to develop in this era of far-reaching political changes, modernization, and globalization. An in-depth understanding of the social, cultural, and political roles of teahouses will give us a holistic view of the Chinese urban society. In addition, the study of teahouses and public life under socialism helps us to understand how this limited urban space and public life have changed throughout the second half of the 20th century, and how it demonstrates the political culture of modern China.

Located at a picturesque submontane area near the entrance of Shuiguan Highway in Longgang District, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen (CUHK-Shenzhen) welcomed its fifth batch of new students with a grand inauguration ceremony last week.

American scholar Prof. Stephen Boyd talked with the journalist from Shenzhen Special Zone about science, innovation and Chinese culture.

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