The Spring Festival 2024 and Launch Ceremony of LingArt Programme on the Promotion and Inheritance of Chinese Culture

Lingnan University hosted Spring Festival 2024 on 31 January, bringing students together to celebrate the Lunar New Year. Accomplished student performances and booths from different countries presented by international students showcased Lingnan’s rich cultural diversity.

 

Lingnan is honoured and delighted to receive the generous donation of HK$3.88 million from the Lingnan Education Organization (LEO) supporting the first two-year LingArt Programme on the Promotion and Inheritance of Chinese Culture. It will promote Chinese culture and show its grandeur and uniqueness through a series of cultural and artistic activities, so as to stimulate a deeper understanding of the rich and diverse heritage of China in both local and international students, as well as encouraging a sense of national belonging in local students.

The Spring Festival 2024 and Launch Ceremony of LingArt Programme on the Promotion and Inheritance of Chinese Culture
 Group photo of guests at the Launch Ceremony of the LingArt Programme on the Promotion and Inheritance of Chinese Culture

Group photo of guests at the Launch Ceremony of the LingArt Programme on the Promotion and Inheritance of Chinese Culture

The Spring Festival 2024 and Launch Ceremony of LingArt Programme on the Promotion and Inheritance of Chinese Culture

Assankhan Ayaulym (second from the left), a year 1 student of Business Administration, said "I believe Lingnan University is one of the most culturally diverse universities in Hong Kong."

 

"It was really fun to represent our country and our culture at this event. I think everyone wants to explain and show off their own culture. It would be great to have more events like this," observed Zhassulanov Yerbolat (second from the right), a first-year student from the Department of Psychology.
 

The Spring Festival 2024 and Launch Ceremony of LingArt Programme on the Promotion and Inheritance of Chinese Culture

Aung Kyaw Kyaw (left), a year 2 student studying Global Development and Sustainability, is from Myanmar. During the event, he sang beautifully with Julia Morena Mendes Gonçalves (right) from Brazil. Kyaw Kyaw explained that singing is his true passion, and he was delighted to take part in the musical programme and also the cultural booths.

Students from Mexico have prepared a variety of snacks and showed typical Mexican toys.

Students from Mexico have prepared a variety of snacks and showed typical Mexican toys.

The Spring Festival 2024 and Launch Ceremony of LingArt Programme on the Promotion and Inheritance of Chinese Culture

Mainland students have held an enthusiastically received New Year flower arrangement workshop so everyone could join in.