CityU hosts Art Troupe Grand Variety Show to foster vibrant campus culture

To commemorate the 44th anniversary of City University of Macau (CityU) and cultivate a vibrant campus culture, the “Art Troupe Grand Variety Show” was held recently at the Cultural Centre on the Taipa campus. The Show presented a diverse range of music and dance performances to enrich campus life, allowing faculty and students to experience the charm of arts and inspiring them to appreciate and pursue cultural arts. The event also provided a platform for CityU students to showcase their talents.

The event was organized by the Student Affairs Office, presented by the University Art Troupe, sponsored by the SAR Government Education and Youth Development Bureau (DSEDJ), and supported by the Students’ Association. The event was attended by Teng Sio Hong, deputy director of DSEDJ; Bai Bing, deputy head of the Department of Publicity and Culture of the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Macao SAR (Liaison Office); Cen Jiayi, head of the Higher Education Division of the Liaison Office; Leong I On, head of the Division of Secondary Education of DSEDJ; Chan Lei Lei, director of Macao Conservatory under the Cultural Affairs Bureau; Chan Teng Fong, office director of the Diocesan Catholic Education Commission; Wong Tak Kei, vice principal of the Escola Luso-Chinesa Técnico-Profissional; Wong Oi Peng, vice principal of Macau Baptist College; Lao Chak Hong, vice principal of Escola da Sagrada Falimia; also CityU representatives, namely Kong Fanqing, vice chairwoman of the University Council and leader of the University Art Troupe; University Consultant Ip Peng Kin; Pro-Rector Robert Chan Chon Pat; and Liu Ziheng, president of Students’ Association.

The Grand Art Troupe Variety Show began with the singing of the CityU anthem, expressing the students’ heartfelt congratulations on the University’s 44th anniversary and resonating with the spirit of CityU.

Pro-Rector Robert Chan Chon Pat recognized the Art Troupe members for their talent and passion in his address and regarded the performance as a heartfelt tribute to China’s rich cultural heritage. He highlighted the Art Troupe’s active involvement in numerous charitable endeavors and its remarkable achievements, acknowledging the invaluable support received. He expressed his hope that the Art Troupe would continue to leverage its unique strengths to further enrich CityU’s cultural and artistic landscape and that students would continue to shine brightly in their future.

Troupe Leader Kong Fanqing presented appointment certificates to Iong Hou In, the newly appointed director of the orchestra, and Wong Hou Kuong, the newly appointed director of the choir. She expressed her hope that under new leadership, the orchestra and the choir would make new artistic achievements and continue to showcase the artistic charm.

Pro-Rector Robert Chan Chon Pat subsequently presented service certificates to the graduating Art Troupe members and expressed gratitude to their significant contributions.

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Source: Student Affairs Office
Photo: CityU Reporter

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