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CU SCOPE
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大學廣場
APR 2014
Le
French
April –
Date
Topic
Contents
10
April
Amanda S. -
From Runway to Pastry
• How did the well-known model start a new career after getting her
certificate from Le Cordon Bleu, a renowned school of culinary arts in Paris?
10
April
Movie Screening -
The Intouchables
• A comedy-drama and the second biggest box office hit in France in
2011
.
11
April
Working Holiday and
Studying in France
• To get tips on how to embark on a new life in France.
14
April
Dialogue with Nansun Shi
• Story sharing from Ms. Shi, who was awarded the Order of Arts and Letters
(Ordre des Arts et des Lettres) in
2013
as an appreciation of her contribution
to cultural exchange.
16
April
Round-table Discussion on
French Economic Reform &
France's Role in Maintaining
World Peace
• Prof. Joseph J.Y. Sung, Vice-Chancellor and President of CUHK, and Mr.
Arnaud Barthélémy, Consul General of France in Hong Kong and Macau,
will be the guests.
• A great opportunity for students who are interested in international affairs.
France is a country appealing to people in many ways, its fashion, movies, cuisine, scenery,
history... you name it! If you are among the people who are enchanted by French culture, please
don't forget to pencil the French Week in your schedule book and say
“
Bonjour
”
to us at the
events!
French Week@CUHK is organised by the Taskforce for Enhancing International Bonding on
Campus (iBond) Programme and supported by the Consulate General of France in Hong Kong
& Macau. To check out the details and to keep abreast of first-hand information, simply like the
Facebook page:
www.facebook.com/ibondcuhk
W
u Yee Sun Col lege
students stepped out
of Hong Kong and brought
back unique and inspiring
exper i ences wi th them!
Last year, about
90
Sunnies
participated in various non-
local programmes under
College support. They have been to exotic places like Tibet
and North Korea, conducted service work in Myanmar,
Sichuan, Uganda and Taiwan, and experienced different
cultures all around the world.
The Sunnies even showcased
their stories after returning
from the trips! The team from
the Tainan Service-learning
Trip being granted Creative
Exchange Presentation Award,
shared their unforgettable
memories during the trip -
teaching English through games, singing Taiwanese songs with
the elderly, and shopping with the mentally handicapped in
the supermarket. Their experiences would definitely bring new
insights in future projects and exploration, and inspire others to
bring warmth to society.
adiating
exotic experiences!
During the service, in addition to strengthening skills
on organising activities, the more important thing
was that I have learnt relevant skills to get along with
different service targets. It was also memorable and
challenging to visit the elderly who could not even
speak Putonghua. Our service was quite successful
and I realized the importance of patience in serving
the elderly.
Students' Comment
HO Yu Hin
(Insurance, Financial and Actuarial Analysis / Year
2
),
Participant of the Tainan Service-learning Trip
Making new friends, serving lovely kids and elderly
made last Christmas a warm one - passion bridged
p e o p l e w i t h d i f f e r e n t c u l t u r a l a n d l a n g u a g e
backgrounds; love melt the cold and tired hearts. I
"sacrificed" my holidays, but was rewarded the most
precious Christmas presents - friendship, smiles and
memories which you could never find from books.
MOK Hiu Lam
(Contemporary China Studies / Year
1
),
Participant of the Tainan Service-learning Trip
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