On the evening of October 24, hosted by the Students’ Association of CityU, co-hosted by the Student Affairs Office of CityU, sponsored by the Tertiary Education Services Office and Macao Foundation, and jointly organized by the drama clubs of CityU, the University of Macau, Macau University of Science and Technology and Macao Polytechnic Institute, the fourth Macao Colleges Drama Performance was held at C-Hall of CityU.
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Chan Man Kan, Representative of the Tertiary Education Services Office, Raymond Cheang, President of Macao Culture and Art Association, Lai Ieng Kit, Director of Football Department of Iau I Sports Club, Lei Shu Ieong, Vice President of Association of Culture and Art, Dream and Illusion, Wu Kuok Fong, Vice President of Association of Chinese Youth Friendship and Cultural, Ip Kuai Peng, Associate Vice Rector of CityU, Cai Zhiming, Director of the Academic Affairs Office of CityU, Dick Chan, Director of the Information Technology Office of CityU, Chao Chan Chong, (Acting) Director of the Student Affairs Office of CityU, as well as other leaders and guests attended the event. Meanwhile, representatives of the student organizations of the four universities also attended the event. Associate Vice Rector Ip delivered a speech.
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In his speech, Associate Vice Rector Ip expressed his welcome to the guests and audience on behalf of CityU, and gave his recognition to the close communication and mutual benefit among the students of various universities in Macao. Meanwhile, he proposed that students in Macao should focus on acquiring knowledge, broadening their horizons and cultivating their abilities in their university life. He hoped that this performance will enable students from different universities to communicate more widely, enhance ties among Macao's universities and shape a more positive outlook of Macao's universities.
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Carrying the theme of "a banquet that never ends", four universities performed different stories and presented wonderful thriller plays. Each drama club told different life stories with its own drama and endows each character with different emotions by their performance. The students' devoted performance received a fairly warm response. The fourth Macao Colleges Drama Performance successfully concluded in continuous applause.
The drama club of CityU is always devoted to enriching campus life and enhancing students' artistic and cultural accomplishment. It strives to build a more artistic atmosphere on campus and cultivate students’ all-round abilities for the new era. Moreover, CityU strongly supports and organizes a variety of culture, arts and sports activities on campus, all of which have received fairly good response.
