A delegation from Ma Man Kei and Lo Pak Sam College (MLC) and Stanley Ho East Asia College (SHEAC) of the University of Macau visited Harmonia College at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen for an exchange trip to learn and experience national history and culture.
Group photo
Led by MLC Associate Master, Gary Fung, Resident Fellow, Stanley Chan and SHEAC Associate Master Sancia Wan and Resident Fellow, Elaine Chang, the delegation consisted of 26 students embarked on a journey of exchange and learning in Shenzhen. The delegation received a warm welcome from Harmonia College’s Associate Master, Simon Pun, College Supervisors, Vivian Cai and Andrea Zhao and Executive assistants, Rachel You and Assistant, Mia Ren, and Floor Tutor, Ben Song, as well as students from Harmonia College. The delegation toured the college and campus environment and campus, experienced the rich academic atmosphere and resources that are avaialbe to the students. During the visit, the students had cultural exchanges with Harmonia College students, sharing their learning experiences and perspectives. Subsequently, a friendship sports activity, dodgeball, became a highlight of the trip. Students from the three colleges actively participated, demonstrating teamwork and interaction.
Exchange souvenirs
Visiting Harmonia College accommodation and campus environment
Friendship sports activity – Dodgeball
On October 15th, the delegation visited Gan Keng Ancient Village and Dafen Art Museum in Shenzhen, allowing them to have a close encounter with the history and culture of the city, enriching their knowledge in Hakka folklore, architectural and Shenzhen’s unique artistic atmosphere.
Shenzhen Gankeng Ancient Town and Dafen Art Museum
This exchange trip provided a comprehensive platform for the students’ development. Through academic exchanges, cultural experiences, and interpersonal relationship building, they not only enhanced their knowledge and skills but also made new friends and expanded their interpersonal networks. These influences will have a positive impact on their personal development, as well as their future learning and career development.
[Text: MLC, Pictures: MLC Harmonia College]