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Tag Search – Public Lectures on History and Business in China
Public Lectures on History and Business in China 2024-25
Public Lectures on History and Business in China /Activities in the Chinese Culture Promotion Series
The Public Lectures on History and Business in China is jointly organised by the Hong Kong Public Libraries, LCSD, the Department of History, CUHK, the Centre for Comparative and Public History, CUHK and M.A. Programme in Comparative and Public History, CUHK. Local and overseas renowned scholars are invited to deliver public lectures on the history and business in China. The lectures aim to provide a discussion forum on China affairs and facilitate interaction between the international academia and the local community, so that the members of the public can understand more about the development of history and business in China.
Public Lectures on History and Business in China 2023-24
The Public Lectures on History and Business in China is jointly organised by the Hong Kong Public Libraries, LCSD, the Department of History, CUHK, the Centre for Comparative and Public History, CUHK and M.A. Programme in Comparative and Public History, CUHK. Local and overseas renowned scholars are invited to deliver public lectures on the history and business in China. The lectures aim to provide a discussion forum on China affairs and facilitate interaction between the international academia and the local community, so that the members of the public can understand more about the development of history and business in China.
