The programme featured simulated real-world interviews and reporting exercises, challenging students to work under pressure and capture compelling stories on the ground. Expert-led masterclasses offered in-depth insights into the roles journalists and relief workers play during humanitarian crises, emphasizing the importance of communication and collaboration.

Over the course of the week, 150 students from around the world formed teams to produce news packages and compete for three reporting awards. We are proud to share that our student Zheng Jianyu and his team earned a Merit Award, while Tan Haiyan, Xiang Lizhi, and Mahzaib Abbasi won prizes in the 60-second individual video challenge.

Students described the experience as highly valuable—not only for strengthening their interviewing and reporting skills, but also for expanding their global perspectives and networks through cross-cultural exchange. Beyond the classroom, participants explored local attractions and immersed themselves in Abu Dhabi’s vibrant culture.

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Following the opening remarks by Professor Fung Kam Wing, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, two distinguished guests shared their professional insights: Mr. Cheung Ho Kin, Artistic Director of the Hong Kong Chung Ying Theatre and Academic Advisor for the program, and Ms. Wong Kai Man, Artistic Director of the JAM Island Theatre. The two industry veterans combined personal experiences to illustrate how technology can transcend traditional spatial and visual limitations in performance, while also providing in-depth analysis of the challenges and solutions encountered in the process of “technology-driven art.” They discussed the industry’s demand for talent with both artistic literacy and technological skills.

The atmosphere at the symposium was vibrant, with students actively asking questions and engaging in discussions with the guests. The event attracted a large number of students and faculty from related fields such as arts and communication, collectively exploring the new possibilities of integrating performing arts with arts technology.

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This event is funded by the “International Youth Exchange Funding Scheme” of the Youth Development Commission.

Let’s step into the most beautiful country in the Balkans—Croatia, and explore a wonderful land where history, art, culture, and nature intertwine!

 Highlights of the Exchange:

• Stroll through Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, visit local top universities, tour the Chinese embassy, and listen to stories from overseas;
• Collaborate with Croatian artists to create artworks and hold a joint exhibition;
• Experience the ancient coastal city of Šibenik, touching the marks of time, and investigate architecture and natural ecology!
• Enjoy the most beautiful sunsets in Europe by the sea in Zadar while listening to the marvelous natural symphony of the “Sea Organ”!
• Participate in passionate music exchanges, building bridges of friendship through melodies!
• With Christmas approaching, personally experience the warmest Christmas markets in Europe and learn about local culture!

Pre-departure professional briefing to learn about the destination’s culture and itinerary arrangements.
Post-return sharing session to revisit the exciting results of the study tour and continue the friendships.

Recruitment Details:

• Travel Dates: December 15 (Monday) – December 23 (Tue), 2025 ( 9 days)
• Number of Participants: 30
• Eligibility:
  • Participants must be Hong Kong youths aged between 18 and 35 on the day of departure.
  • Hold a valid Hong Kong permanent resident identity card or
  • Hold a valid Hong Kong resident identity card and be enrolled in a full-time program in Hong Kong, and
  • Have not participated in any other international exchange projects under this funding scheme in the current year.

Tour Fee: The Youth Development Commission funds 3/5 of the tour fee! Selected participants will need to pay approximately *$10,000 (about 40% of the total tour fee).

A special “Trial Scheme for Outbound Exchange Funding for Grassroots Youth” is available for students in need.

*(Note: Departure dates and tour fees are subject to adjustment, based on the final decision of the organizer.)

Application Deadline: October 20, 2025 (Monday) 5:00 PM

Limited places available. This group focuses on cultural and artistic exchange. Interested youths, please click the link below to apply for an interview arrangement.

———》Application Link《———-

This is not just an international exchange; it is an excellent opportunity to broaden your horizons, make international friends, and enhance yourself! In 8 days, write your own cross-cultural story along the Adriatic coast!

This promotional material represents the position of the organizing body. This event is funded by the “International Youth Exchange Funding Scheme” of the Youth Development Commission.

2025-26 Youth Development Commission International Youth Exchange Funding Scheme

“Trial Scheme for Outbound Exchange Funding for Grassroots Youth”
(a) The purpose is to further support grassroots youth participation in exchange projects funded by the “International Youth Exchange Funding Scheme” of the Youth Development Commission. The Home Affairs and Youth Affairs Bureau (YDC) has launched the “Trial Scheme for Outbound Exchange Funding for Grassroots Youth” (Trial Scheme) to provide additional funding to economically needy grassroots youth, ensuring that young people from different backgrounds can benefit from the exchange programs.
(b) Eligible participants must meet the following conditions:
(i) Young individuals receiving Comprehensive Social Security Assistance (CSSA); or
(ii) Students receiving full support under the “School Textbook Assistance Scheme” or tuition fee assistance under means-tested funding schemes from the Student Financial Assistance Agency.
(c) Covering Exchange Projects: Participants must pay for international exchange projects costing over HKD 3,000.
(d) Funding Amount: For participants whose costs exceed HKD 3,000, the remaining balance will be covered by additional funding provided by the YDC to eligible participants.

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This event, supported by Southern Film Group and the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, featured a special screening of the Chinese animated film “Lion Boys 2” at Hong Kong Chu Hai College.

Industry heavyweights were invited to engage in in-depth discussions, creating a platform for “work appreciation × creative deconstruction × industry foresight.”

Following the screening, Lin Yunhua, General Manager of Southern Film Group, senior screenwriter Zhang Ying, and representatives from the Leisure and Cultural Services Department delved into the future of Chinese animated films, discussing topics ranging from regional culture and creative trends to cultural integration.

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