Post-80s Questionnaire
The answers to our quest for personal happiness and fulfillment are not necessarily found in textbooks. They come as affirmative experiences when we engage in behavior that resonates within our soul -- filling emptiness with meaning, turning challenges and setbacks into strength, experience and progress. Read More
Maya Lin speaks at the Opening Ceremony of “Listen to the Earth Cone Tour” at Shantou University
This project is a unique collaboration between art and science to teach and educate people around the world about environmental issues surrounding species and habitat loss. Read More
Maya Lin officiates the launch of Listen to the Earth Cone Tour in Mainland China
(Shantou, 29 June 2010) Mr Li Ka-shing and world-renowned architect Ms Maya Lin today unveil the ‘Listen to the Earth Cone’, an art installation displayed at Shantou University Library, which symbolises the launch of a tour promoting biodiversity in Mainland China. This ‘Listen to the Earth... Read More
CUHK & Shantou University Jointly Prove Acupuncture Improves Visual Outcomes in Treating Children’s Lazy Eye
14 June 2010 Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine appear not to be compatible at first glance because of differences in basics and theories. However, the continued effort on integrating the two to treat selected diseases has yielded encouraging results in recent years. Lazy eye (or... Read More
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford Professor Andrew Hamilton presents Sir Ka-shing Li with two recent publications from Oxford University Press – Oxford Dictionary of Quotations and China’s Thirty Years – recognising the extraordinary achievements of China over the past years as well as demonstrating the University’s commitment to increased partnership with the country.
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford Professor Andrew Hamilton expresses thanks to Sir Ka-shing Li for his generous donation of £5 million to support the University’s Global Health Programme.
HIV immunity in Shuang Miao Village China
Secondary school students receiving an eye examination
Improving the vision and health of Chinese rural secondary school students: the “See well, learn well” project
Young child in Afghanistan being treated
£5 million donation to Oxford University to consolidate partnerships for global health programmes
13 May 2010 Sir Ka-shing Li, Chairman of Hong Kong’s Cheung Kong (Holdings) Limited and Hutchison Whampoa Limited, is to donate ￡5 million to the University of Oxford to extend and strengthen the University’s global health research networks with Asia, and, in particular, China. The donation... Read More