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CUHK Held Chinese New Year Media Reception Today

7 Feb 2017

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Prof. Joseph Sung joins eight CUHK students to perform a flag dance.

CUHK holds the Chinese New Year media reception.

Prof. Joseph Sung sends his blessings through calligraphy.

Prof. Joseph J.Y. Sung, Vice-Chancellor and President, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), hosted a Chinese New Year Media Reception at the Vice-Chancellor’s Lodge today (7 February) together with Provost, Pro-Vice-Chancellors and Faculty Deans.

Professor Sung joined eight local and international students to perform a flag dance, wishing everyone a prosperous Year of the Rooster.

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Brief introduction of CUHK Strategic Plan 2016-2020 (Chinese only)

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Prof. Joseph Sung joins eight CUHK students to perform a flag dance.

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