Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism Mr Kevin Yeung Yun-hung said in his congratulatory speech: “For the past sixty years, The Chinese University of Hong Kong has upheld the mission of combining tradition with modernity, and to bring together China and the West. It has also gained international recognition as a renowned research-intensive comprehensive university, achieving excellence in both technology and cultural arts. In addition to its campus in Sha Tin, close to a decade ago, CUHK established The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen in collaboration with the Shenzhen Municipal Government. This year, it further established CUHK Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Research Institute (Futian), actively supporting the development and construction of the Greater Bay Area. I firmly believe that CUHK will continue to forge ahead, working hand in hand with the government to enhance Hong Kong’s development momentum, nurture more talents, and make positive contributions to both the country and Hong Kong’s development.”

Professor Tuan said: “CUHK is nestled in a scenic landscape of mountains and clear waters, overlooking Tolo Harbour and Pat Sin Leng. The miniature exhibition, which showcases the most iconic landmarks and symbols of the CUHK campus in the form of miniature art, can enhance public understanding of the University’s six-decade-long history and accomplishments.”
“Situated in Sha Tin, CUHK takes the opportunity to present a rich collection of exhibits that highlight the cultural and local characteristics of the district, reviving the collective memory of the Sha Tin and CUHK communities.,” he said.