CityU wins five awards at 13th Challenge Cup China College Students’ Entrepreneurship Plan Competition
City University of Macau (CityU) students won a silver award and four bronze awards at the 13th Challenge Cup China College Students’ Entrepreneurship Plan Competition. The competition was organized by the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League of China, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, the China Association for Science and Technology, the All-China Students’ Federation, and the Municipal People's Government of Beijing, and was co-organized by Beijing University of Technology, Beijing Municipal Committee of the All-China Students’ Federation, and Fangshan District People’s Government of Beijing Municipality.
Several projects submitted by CityU students were recognized with awards. A project proposing to upgrade the wheat industry and revitalize villages in western China, submitted by Faculty of Data Science master's student Chen Guangshun, Faculty of Business master's students Hu Xintao, and Zhu Wenhui, won a silver award. Four other projects were awarded bronze, including the use of deep learning in mental health diagnosis and care services, submitted by Faculty of Data Science master's student Xu Shun, Ph.D. student Wang Han, and master's student Jiang Luodi of Faculty of Business; a digital automobile service and solutions project, submitted by Faculty of Business master's students Xu Shaozhao, Lu Sihui, Huang Peirong, Wang Yiwen, Deng Yonghao, and Zang Diyi; an education project to nurture foreign-related legal talents, submitted by Faculty of Business bachelor's students Ren Haiyan, Ming Yukun, Luo Yuxi, Wu Dongzhang, and Yang Zhouyang; and the development of an online service platform for live acting role playing games based on the context of cultural tourism, submitted by Faculty of Business bachelor's student Ding Yuxin and East China University of Political Science and Law bachelor's students You Jiayi, Peng Qingyu, Sun Zhaoqi, Yang Shutong, and Li Yang.
This year’s edition set five categories: science and technology innovation and future industries, rural revitalization and modernization of agriculture and rural areas, social governance and public services, ecological environment and sustainable development, and cultural creativity and regional cooperation. Since its launch in 2022, the competition has attracted more than 1.4 million students from 3,011 universities across the country, with over 330,000 project submissions. In the end, a total of 154 gold awards, 309 silver awards, and 1,079 bronze awards were selected.
Source: Student Affairs Office
