Dr Yip Kit-chuen genuinely cares about nurturing the next generation for the greater benefit of Hong Kong society and mainland China.

Dr Hu shared with CityU Today some of his experiences over the years.

When Mr Lau Ming-wai launched the Hong Kong Spirit project, he visited CityU for the promotion and recruitment of ambassadors. CityU’s enthusiastic support for the project left a deep impression on him.

Mr Lau Tat-chuen loves golf. He enjoys the challenges that the game presents, particularly how golfers should move on after playing a shot and not look back with regret.

Dr Joseph Lee Chung-tak is committed to promoting sustainable development for society and nurturing the younger generation.

Since his initial connection with CityU in 2015, he has been deeply impressed by CityU’s emphasis on creativity and innovation.

During a chance campus visit, Mr Wong learned that some high-achieving students could not attend overseas programmes because of financial difficulties.

CityU is lucky to have been receiving longstanding support as far back as 1985 from the CMA, which has been donating many CityU scholarships due to the help of warm-hearted persons like Dr Eddy Li Sau-hung.

Education is vital to the future development of China, and access to resources is needed to ensure progress.

“We need to sow the seeds today or there won’t be any harvest in 20 years’ time,” Dr Pang said.