The Current: 12 Nov 2026 | Ta Kwu Ling University Town | CUHK Enamels | ALMAC
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On today's The Current, we discuss plans to expand Ta Kwu Ling's university town and what they could mean for Hong Kong's higher-education ambitions. We also explore a joint exhibition by CUHK's Art Museum and Cambridge's Fitzwilliam Museum, uncovering stories of craftsmanship and cultural exchange through painted enamels. Plus, we look at the upcoming Asian Logistics, Maritime and Aviation Conference in Hong Kong.
00:00 Intro 01:12 Ta Kwu Ling University Town (Priscilla LEUNG, Lawmaker) 12:30 CUHK-Cambridge Joint Exhibition: "An Enamel Revolution: China and the World" (Prof Josh YIU and Joyce CHOU, CUHK Art Museum) 29:56 Asian Logistics, Maritime and Aviation Conference 2026 (Frosti LAU, Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited) 39:05 Ending
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