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I·CARE Floral Festival – Flowers to be grown
Organized by I • CARE programme, I • CARE Floral Festival provided a chance for CUHK members to enjoy beautiful campus scenes and express themselves in different ways. On 2 April, the Festival held its finale party beside the Lake Ad Excellentiam. On the lawn, students, alumni and teachers shared and enjoyed piece after piece of relaxing music and inspiring poetry. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Joseph Sung also read a poem by Buddhist monk Hong Yi during his opening address. The Chung Brothers, a local music band, presented the theme song that was specially composed for the Floral Festival. The song had been uploaded to Youtube earlier and has become a popular hit already. Singer Yoyo Sham was also invited to perform her latest release at the party with the band Hill Cheung.
Before the performance started, Chinese tea, Hakka traditional snacks and chessboard were prepared nearby for the participants to enjoy. Decorated with sculptures and special lighting effects, the beauty of Lake Ad Excellentiam was emphasised by the humanistic art.
With the theme of ‘Those Unplanted Flowers’, I • CARE Floral Festival has arranged a series of activities for CUHK members and the public in the past few weeks, including lectures, outings, reading club and film screening. To match the theme, students were encouraged to express themselves through music, poems, pictures, books and words.
博群花節的裝置藝術。
博群花節的裝置藝術。
中大校長沈祖堯教授致辭及朗誦弘一法師的《淨峰種菊臨別口占》。
本地唱作歌手岑寧兒（中）與朋友組成的無伴奏合唱組合「張山」演唱原創歌曲《不枉我們張山十年》。
現場觀眾一起參與敲擊樂大合奏。
學生在竹林旁品茗下棋，度過美好時光。
