2018 No.4
Event: Unlocking the Sheng Xuanhuai Archive at CUHK, Art Museum

The Art Museum, Digital Services team of the University Library, and experts from Shanghai spent four years to digitize and transcript the Sheng Xuanhuai Archive, which comprises almost 4 million characters in over 13,000 correspondences. The archive is key to understand that period of seismic changes and will revolutionise the studies of late Qing and early Republican China. It also brings us to an important milestone in the skills and techniques of archival digitization.

 

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Event: 2018 ICS Luncheon V
Event: 2018 ICS Luncheon VI
Event: CCKF Asia-Pacific Centre for Chinese Studies Visiting Scholar
Event: Opening Ceremony of "Jewels of Transcendence: Himalayan and Mongolian Treasures", Art Museum
Event: "Jewels of Transcendence": Keynote Speech and Seminar, Art Museum
Event: Autumn Guqin Concert, Art Museum
Event: Brewing Trou-ble in Yixing: A Sharing on the Children Art Book , Art Museum
Event: Arts Experience Workshop, Art Museum
Event: Ceramics Art Jamming
Event: Unlocking the Sheng Xuanhuai Archive at CUHK, Art Museum
Event: "Refilling the Interregnum": Curator Tour and Public Lecture, Art Museum
Event: "Art of War" Public Lectures, Art Museum
Event: "Jewels of Transcendence" Lecture Series I, Art Museum
Event: 2018 Museum Poster Award, Art Museum
Event: Linguistics Seminars and the 11th Cross-Strait Symposium on Modern Chinese Language, T. T. Ng Chinese Language Research Centre
Event: Documentary screening, Research Centre for Contemporary Chinese Culture and Universities Service Centre for China Studies
Event: Luncheon seminars, Universities Service Centre for China Studies
Event: Conferences on Chinese Society and Policy, Universities Service Centre for China Studies
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