CUHK 60th Anniversary: Miniature Exhibition
The Chinese University of Hong Kong is proud to present the CUHK 60th Anniversary
‘Where Great Minds Shine’ Miniature Exhibition. Featuring four newly commissioned
CUHK miniatures, the exhibition also includes 46 iconic Hong Kong scenes that
have gained worldwide recognition and popularity among the local community.
| CUHK 60th CUHK 60th Anniversary: Miniature Exhibition | |
| Date | Now until 17 October 2023 |
| Time | Monday – Friday 12noon – 10pm Saturday Sunday and public holidays 10am -10pm |
| Venue | Shatin New Town Plaza L1 Entrance Arena |
Where Great Mind Shines
The University’s Main Entrance, commonly referred to as the
‘Four Stone Pillars’, shows the former CUHK Vice-Chancellor
and Nobel Prize laureate, Professor Charles K. Kao. There is
also a nostalgic school bus by artist Chan Hung-fai and
miniature lanterns created by Louise Chan Tsui-mee to
welcome visitors while celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival.
The University Science Centre, affectionally known as the
‘Rice Cooker’, is an iconic location for students to hold
flowers and graduation dolls while jubilantly tossing their
academic caps in the air in celebration of their memorable
time at CUHK.
The University Mall recreates CUHK’s 60th Anniversary
Commencement Ceremony held in February 2023. Featuring
student cheerleaders on stage, the exhibit includes
miniatures of the following distinguished guests – Mr Chan
Kwok-ki, Chief Secretary for Administration of the HKSAR
Government, CUHK’s Council Chairman Professor John Chai
Yat-chiu, CUHK’s Vice-Chancellor and President Professor
Rocky S. Tuan and Chairperson of the CUHK 60th Anniversary
Celebration Steering Committee Ms Lina Yan Hau-yee.
CUHK 60 Lit-up Victoria Harbour showcases fireworks to
celebrate CUHK’s 60th Anniversary and a spectacular drone
show featuring images of various CUHK icons such as the
Water Tower, Lake Ad Excellentiam and the Pavilion of
Harmony. Visitors can even try on CUHK graduate cap using
augmented reality.
Deeply Rooted in Sha Tin, Inheritance of Culture, Contributing to Hong Kong
‘Sha Tin Dragon Boat Race’ by Chan Hung-fai
‘Sha Tin Chicken Congee’ by Ann Pang and Phyllis Poon
Cha Duk Chang’ by Vivian Lee
‘Phoenix Coronet: The Inheritance of Culture’ by Tim Ho
Fai Speed Cut’ by Chan Hung-fai
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