Dr. Tracy Lee, Head of the Department of Journalism and Communication, and Mr. Hui Chun Fai, Chairman of the International Music Festival, signed the agreement on behalf of the two parties, with Vice President (Academic & Research), Professor Robert Lee Kwok Yiu, witnessing the signing ceremony.

With the signing of the agreement, Hong Kong Chu Hai College officially became a co-organizer of the 2nd AIGC Cultural Digital Content Creation Competition.

The inaugural competition achieved remarkable results, and this year’s event aims to attract even more creative talent. The competition features four major categories: Image Creation, Video Creation, Music Creation, and Designer Toy Creation. The College will provide professional consultants and judges for the competition, as well as internship opportunities for Journalism and Communication students. The initiative seeks to integrate AIGC technology with local cultural and creative industries while providing a platform for young creators to showcase their talents.

The 2nd AIGC Cultural Digital Content Creation Competition is now accepting entries. The submission deadline is 30 August 2026. Students who are interested in participating are encouraged to visit the competition website for details: https://aigc.eduhk.org/

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The activity was led by Ms. Shirley Cheung, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Journalism and Communication. Undergraduate students Wang Yue, Huang Kaixin, and Zhang Xiwen from the Department of Journalism and Communication were responsible for the composition and lyrics, and then used Suno AI to complete the arrangement. They invited Bao Wubi Han, an undergraduate student from the Department of Chinese Literature, to serve as the lead vocalist and perform on stage together with students from Xinghai Conservatory of Music. The college’s high-standard original work and live performance received praise from Professor Chen Mingchi of Xinghai Conservatory of Music, marking the event as a fruitful outcome of this Guangdong–Hong Kong academic exchange.

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Through a well-structured curriculum, he built a strong foundation in professional and academic knowledge. Beyond the classroom, he actively embraced a wide range of experiential learning opportunities, such as overseas reporting, attending academic conferences and presenting research papers. His exceptional coursework also extended beyond the campus, earning him recognition and awards in external competitions.

Each experience was a stepping stone and each opportunity a catalyst for growth. Discover how our programme empowers students to maximise their potential and turn learning into real-world achievements.

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The seminar attracted participants from across disciplines, eager to learn from Perry’s extensive experience in acting, directing, producing, and theatre management. Drawing on her acclaimed performances in The Golden Cangue, Ruan Lingyu, and musicals like  Sound of Music, Perry illustrated the ongoing balance between creative vision and industry realities.

Following her keynote, a panel discussion explored topics such as creative collaboration, production and funding challenges, and shifting audience expectations in the digital age. The session concluded with an engaging Q&A, allowing students to seek practical advice on audition techniques and theatre entrepreneurship.

Representatives from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences emphasized the importance of industry engagement, noting that direct interaction with practitioners like Perry Chiu enriches students’ understanding of both the artistry and resilience required to thrive in the field.

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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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