2019 No.3
Event: 123 Learn.Play.Fun (Chinese Painting) Workshop, Art Museum

The “Learn.Play.Fun (Chinese Painting)” workshop was developed alongside the exhibition “The Bei Shan Tang Legacy: Chinese Painting” to educate the public about Chinese paintings through tours, games and handicraft work. The series of workshops are running from October to December, with two public sessions and five for group reservation held so far, serving 36 and 166 participants respectively. A total of 202 people from different walks of life participated in the workshops as of October 2019.
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Academic Reflection：「五三慘案」與蔡公時：「烈士」的塑造、被遺忘及再利用
Event: Research Programme for Lingnan Culture: Public Lecture Series 2019
Event: ICS Luncheon 2019
Event: The Opening Ceremony of "The Bei Shan Tang Legacy: Chinese Painting" , Art Museum
Event: “The Bei Shan Tang Legacy: Chinese Painting” Symposium, Art Museum
Event: “Simplicity and Splendour: Chinese Furniture from 18th to 20th Century” Public Lecture and Special Tour, Art Museum
Event: Xuanhuitang Lecture Series, Art Museum
Event: “Learn.Play.Fun” Workshop, Art Museum
Event: Art Hit, Art Museum
Event: Ancient Chain Making Workshop, Art Museum
Event: Autumn Guqin Concert, Art Museum
Event: Art Museum Ambassador Scheme 2019–2020, Art Museum
Event: 123 Learn.Play.Fun (Chinese Painting) Workshop, Art Museum
Event: “Fire Gilding and Gold Inlay in Bronze Age” Public Lecture, Research Programme for Chinese Archaeology & Art
Event: “China and the Wider World: Art and Material Culture of the Qin and Han Dynasties” public lecture, Research Programme for Chinese Archaeology & Art
Event: Stephen C. Soong Translation Studies Memorial Awards 2018–2019, Research Centre for Translation
Event: Academic Seminars, Universities Service Centre for China Studies
Event: International Symposium, Universities Service Centre for China Studies
Event: Documentary Screenings, Universities Service Centre for China Studies
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