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Daoism, Astrobiology, and the Economy of Cosmic Power

G12, May Hall or via Zoom

Table of Contents In-person registration  (limited places) Join via Zoom Zoom ID: 692 288 2342 Passcode: 654321 Abstract In this talk, Professor Miller interprets medieval Daoism as the mediation of […]

China-Indonesia Relations: 2025 Year in Review and 2026 Outlook – Book Talk

201, May Hall, The University of Hong Kong, or Via Zoom

ABSTRACTThis book examines China–Indonesia relations in 2025, marking 75 years of diplomatic ties amid heightened geopolitical uncertainty. Cooperation across trade, investment, infrastructure, technology—including artificial intelligence (AI)—and defense expanded, even as […]

Christian Narratives in Modern Chinese Politics: from the Taiping to Chiang Kai-shek

Philip K.H. Wong Theatre, 2/F, Cheng Yu Tung Tower, Centennial Campus, HKU

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Daoism, Ecology and Sustainable Investing 道教、生態、可持續投資

Lecture Hall, G/F, May Hall , Hong Kong

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Where Christians and Other Believers Meet: A Re-examination of Christianity in Chinese Societies

Room 201, 2/F, May Hall, The University of Hong Kong, or Via Zoom , Hong Kong

It has been reported that Chinese societies (including mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore) have high levels of religious diversity. It is imperative to locate Christianity in this diverse religious context in order to reexamine the role of Christianity in Chinese societies.