‘Feng Menglong and Ming Short Stories: A Comparative Approach’ is a seminar of the Contemporary Greater China Series organized by the Center for Greater China Studies and the Department of English in the Library.

Prof Jeremy Tambling, speaker of the Seminar, is a recognized writer and critic who has engaged in literary teaching and research for many years. He will give an advanced introduction to the short stories written by the literary giant Feng Menglong from a comparative position, aligning them with the Shakespeare in which they are parallel.

All students and staff are most welcome to join the Seminar. Details are as follows:

• Date: 24 May 2021 (Mon)
• Time: 4:30 – 5:45 pm
• Venue: G/F, Space for All @ HSUHK Library

Wanna get high quality but free resources for teaching and learning? Great news for faculty members – the Open Educational Resources Guide developed by the Library is now available.

The Guide is a one-stop portal for finding a wide variety of quality OER – free, adaptable, and customizable educational materials.

A workshop for faculty members will be delivered to demonstrate how this new collective information hub enriches teaching and learning experience.

• Date: 27 May 2021 (Thu)
• Time: 2:30 – 3:30 pm
• Channel: Microsoft Teams

Register right now.

Our five pioneer Library Student Ambassadors have their words after completing a fruitful and meaningful programme in the Library. Take a closer look at their reflections and you will be amazed by their eye-opening experience. As advocates for Library initiatives, the team is committed to promote Library services to fellow students.

Interested to be one of them? Stay tuned for next recruitment. We look forward to seeing you to be our good partners.

Connect and build local communities in Asia without boundaries – is the theme of an exciting project of student groups of the BSS (Hons) of Asian Studies programme.

Amid the Covid-19 epidemic, two groups of Asian Studies students found ways to get exposed to diverse communities and cultures of Asia. One of them surveyed the ethnic foodscape of To Kwa Wan and the other group worked with international students of Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University to explore the rural communities and traditional knowledge of Japan.

Come join us to share their observations, findings, and reflections in this Exhibition!

• Date: 5 – 12 May 2021
• Time: Library Opening Hours
• Venue: Exhibition Area, G/F of the Library