2023 No.4
Event Report: T.T. Ng Chinese Language Research Centre
The Second Beijing—Hong Kong—Macao Postgraduate Forum on Chinese Studies:
Theoretical Forefront and Practical Explorations in Chinese Linguistics

“The Second Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Postgraduate Forum on Chinese Studies: Theoretical Forefront and Practical Explorations in Chinese Linguistics” was held on 17–18 November 2023 at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK). The event was organized by the Department of Chinese Language and Literature at CUHK and co-organized by the School of Chinese Language and Literature at Beijing Normal University (BNU), the Department of Chinese Language and Literature at University of Macau (UM), and T. T. Ng Chinese Language Research Centre, Institute of Chinese Studies at CUHK. It was also part of the 60th Anniversary celebration of the Department of Chinese Language and Literature at CUHK. A total of 12 postgraduate students from the three universities gave presentations (including Luo Qinqin, Wong Kam Pang, Zeng Xiuwei, and Zheng Zixin from CUHK; Liu Xinyao, Tian Haiding, Wang Bo, and Zhu Guangxin from BNU; and Cong Guanliang, Dai Yuyin, Dong Wenqi, and Lin Nuoyi from UM), with 5 professors serving as moderators (including Prof. Deng Dun, Prof. Kwok Bit Chee, and Prof. Sun Yenan from CUHK; Prof. Zhang Weijia from BNU; and Prof. Zhang Jingwei from UM) and providing on-site comments.
The opening ceremony was held on 17 November 2023. Prof. Tang Sze Wing of CUHK, Prof. Wang Lijun of BNU, and Prof. Wang Mingyu of UM attended the ceremony and delivered speeches.

Over the two days, there were five sessions of presentations on grammar, phonetics, dialects, sociolinguistics, and ancient Chinese. Moderators provided specific guidance and suggestions on the content of the presentations. During the Q&A sessions, the participants actively engaged in discussions to share their current research findings.

A roundtable discussion was moderated by Prof. Tang Sze Wing. Prof. Tang provided a review and summary of the 12 presentations from the perspectives of theorical studies and practical exploration. He particularly encouraged postgraduate students to actively participate in discussions, conduct extensive research, and summarize patterns from their research in order to make further progress. The participants shared their thoughts and insights and contributed new ideas regarding the organizing of the Forum, presentation formats, and other related aspects.

At the end of the Forum, Prof. Tang officiated the closing ceremony. Professors from BNU and UM shared their experiences of participating in the Forum and expressed their expectations for the next Forum. Prof. Tang concluded the session by extending gratitude to the teachers and students from all three universities for their support and cooperation during the organizing of the Forum, as well as the dedication of all the staff members involved.
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