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Awakening the Dragon!
In traditional culture, the mythological dragon is revered as an iconic figure, symbolising leadership and embodying qualities such as perseverance, unity and positivity. Its significance transcends time, flowing through history that shapes a profound and vibrant cultural legacy.
Since 2011, the Federation has been organising an annual China Week, with different thematic foci each year. This year, in collaboration with The Dragon Foundation which celebrates its 25th anniversary, the Week looks at the theme of " Soaring Dragon—Inheriting its Culture and Spirit”. The goal is to gather young people of Chinese from Hong Kong and abroad as 'Descendants of the Dragon' to showcase their talents and courage, while conveying a vibrant spirit to give back to their community.
This year, there will be a series of activities, including an AI Creative Competition with a Kick-off Ceremony and Award Presentation. Participants can enhance their creativity and technological skills through the Competition while deepening their sense of Chinese identity, through thematic seminars which will facilitate a deeper understanding of Chinese culture and history. Alongside, exhibitions and interactive workshops will be held, where students will have the opportunity to appreciate precious cultural relics from various dynasties in China, including dragon-patterned ceramics and jade artifacts.
Please support us in empowering young people to appreciate Chinese culture. Join us as we travel through tradition to learn, explore, and gain a deeper appreciation of Chinese culture through the magnificent legacy of the dragon!
Co-organised by HKFYG and The Dragon Foundation
Supporting Media HKFYG Jockey Club Media 21
More details https://chinaweek.m21.hk/2025/
Enquiries Crystal Chau 2811 7779
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Harmonies for Hope: A Night of a cappella Charity
The HKFYG a cappella Musical Charity Dinner successfully took place on 1 April 2025, at the JW Marriott Hong Kong Hotel. The event showcased exceptional performances from international groups, including Rebel Bit from Italy, The Island Voices from Singapore, Tufts Beelzebubs from the USA, and the Tunatics from Hong Kong. The evening raised funds to support HKFYG's mission of nurturing youth potential. We extend our heartfelt thanks to all sponsors and donors for contributing to the event's success!
The list of sponsors and donors
click here
Enquiries Chelsea Lee 3755 7104
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HKFYG Recognised with "Caring Services" Award at Sing Tao Service Awards 2024
The HKFYG has been awarded the "Caring Services" category at the Sing Tao Service Awards 2024. The Award aims to applaud the efforts and achievements of companies and teams throughout the past year. As the largest non-profit youth service organisation in Hong Kong, the Federation will continue to strive to provide professional and diverse services and activities for young people.
More details click here
Enquiries Miranda Ho 3755 7044
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Insights on New Quality Productivity at Youth High Speed Rail Training Day
During the Youth High Speed Rail Trip Training Day, Professor Wong Kam-fai, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and the Associate Dean (External Affairs) of the Faculty of Engineering at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, discussed promoting new quality productivity in line with local conditions in the 14th Five-Year Plan. This initiative aims to accelerate the establishment of a modern industrial system.
We encourage participants to explore these important topics further during the upcoming Youth High Speed Rail Trip from 16 to 19 April 2025, laying a strong foundation for their future studies and careers.
More details click here
Enquiries Crystal Chau 3976 9501
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The New Career Playbook: Youth Hong Kong magazine No 17.1 Mar 2025
This issue will illuminate the landscape of work among young people by discussing their needs and how the Federation can provide relevant services to help them cope with the new world of challenges and opportunities.
Read online click here
Advertising, requests and enquiries Mia Yao 3755 7108
email youthhongkong@hkfyg.org.hk
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