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監製：Lun Pui Ki
Professor Jao Tsung I, a preeminent master of Chinese studies, possessed extraordinary talent and scholarly rigor spanning twenty-five disciplines, including literature, history, archaeology, and the fine arts. Beginning his journey in his hometown of Chaozhou, he stood as a guardian of culture through turbulent times. After relocating to Hong Kong, he leveraged the city's unique position at the crossroads of East and West to gather rare global manuscripts, writing a glorious chapter in the international academic arena.
Professor Jao not only broke new ground in academia but also personally embodied the " The Integration of Scholarship and Art" He seamlessly channeled his profound erudition, drawn from studying Sanskrit, the Dunhuang manuscripts, and various other fields, into the spirit of his own calligraphy and painting. Deeply believing that "the 21st century is the era of the Chinese Renaissance," he translated this conviction into action, dedicating his later years to promoting cross-regional academic exchange and mentoring the next generation. His global influence has left behind a rich and enduring cultural legacy.
Featuring Interviews with
Professor Lee Chack Fan (Director, Jao Tsung-I Petite Ecole, The University of Hong Kong; Chairman of the Management Board, Jao Tsung-I Academy)
Dr. John Yiu (Deputy Director, Jao Tsung-I Petite Ecole, The University of Hong Kong)
Professor Zeng Xiantong (Professor, Department of Chinese, Sun Yat-sen University)
Professor CHENG Hwei Shing (Honorary Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Chinese Studies, The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Wang Fen (Museum Researcher, Jao Tsung-I Museum, Chaozhou)
Dr. Lee Shau Kee, with extraordinary wisdom and a keen business eye, successfully founded a real-estate-centered enterprise. Dr. Lee manages his wealth through the “principle of gathering and dispersing,” and upholds the philosophy of “one must excel in both earning and giving.” He channeled his wealth into society and the country: building a hospital, donating to schools, and establishing scholarships—providing opportunities for citizens and young people. At the same time, he also looks toward the Chinese Mainland—through the Hong Kong Pei Hua Education Foundation, he has long helped the nation cultivate professional talent. His impact reaches across the Chinese Mainland; his efforts transform into hope, and his legacy continues on with a spirit of enduring life and renewal.
Featuring Interviews with
Kristine Li Keng Yan (Granddaughter of Lee Shau Kee)
Cathy Chui Lee (Daughter-in-law of Lee Shau Kee)
Charles Lee Yeh Kwong (Former Chairman of the Council of the Open University of Hong Kong; Former Chairman of the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited)
Dr. Anthony Lee Kai Yiu (Chief Hospital Manager and Medical Director of Union Hospital)
Dr. Rosanna Wong Yick Ming (Senior Advisor of the Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups)
Henry Wu King Cheong (Member of the Standing Committee and Chairman of the Communication Sub-committee, Hong Kong Pei Hua Education Foundation)
Victor Lee Hung Bun (Recipient of the “Oxford University Lee Shau Kee Scholarship”)
Professor Jao Tsung I, a preeminent master of Chinese studies, possessed extraordinary talent and scholarly rigor spanning twenty-five disciplines, including literature, history, archaeology, and the fine arts. Beginning his journey in his hometown of Chaozhou, he stood as a guardian of culture through turbulent times. After relocating to Hong Kong, he leveraged the city's unique position at the crossroads of East and West to gather rare global manuscripts, writing a glorious chapter in the international academic arena.
Professor Jao not only broke new ground in academia but also personally embodied the " The Integration of Scholarship and Art" He seamlessly channeled his profound erudition, drawn from studying Sanskrit, the Dunhuang manuscripts, and various other fields, into the spirit of his own calligraphy and painting. Deeply believing that "the 21st century is the era of the Chinese Renaissance," he translated this conviction into action, dedicating his later years to promoting cross-regional academic exchange and mentoring the next generation. His global influence has left behind a rich and enduring cultural legacy.
Featuring Interviews with
Professor Lee Chack Fan (Director, Jao Tsung-I Petite Ecole, The University of Hong Kong; Chairman of the Management Board, Jao Tsung-I Academy)
Dr. John Yiu (Deputy Director, Jao Tsung-I Petite Ecole, The University of Hong Kong)
Professor Zeng Xiantong (Professor, Department of Chinese, Sun Yat-sen University)
Professor CHENG Hwei Shing (Honorary Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Chinese Studies, The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Wang Fen (Museum Researcher, Jao Tsung-I Museum, Chaozhou)
Born in Meizhou, Guangdong, Tsang Hin Chi has long upheld the values of “diligence, thrift, and integrity,” and founded a renowned apparel brand. A man who values loyalty and gratitude, Tsang has never forgotten the nation’s nurturing and support. Since 1978, he has consistently contributed to national development through donations to education, sports, and manned space programs, with his philanthropy reaching provinces across the country.
Featuring Interviews with
-Tsang Chi Ming (Son of Tsang Hin Chi)
-Liu Qi (Principal of Meizhou Zeng Xianzi Secondary School)
-Leslie Zhang (Alumnus, Class of 2000, Meizhou Zeng Xianzi Secondary School)
-Professor Hu Jun (Former Principal of Jinan University and Council Member of the Tsang Hin Chi Education Foundation)
Entrepreneur Henry Fok Ying Tung firmly believed in the principle of “taking from society and giving back to society.” He established foundations and supported the modernization of the nation through donations and non-profit investments, covering areas such as education, healthcare, sports, and the development of Nansha. After his passing, his descendants have continued his beliefs and ideals, carrying forward the “China Dream” he envisioned.
Interviewees include:
Ian Fok Chun Wan and Timothy Fok Tsun Ting (Sons of Henry Fok Ying Tung)
Kenneth Fok Kai Kong (Grandson of Henry Fok Ying Tung)
Yang Jie (General Manager of Nansha Grand Hotel)
Pui Kwan Kay (President of the Football Association of Hong Kong, China)
