From: hlin2@einstein.oac.uci.edu (Helen Lin)
Subject: Hong Kong Festival '92 (Los Angeles Area)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.china
Organization: University of California, Irvine
Date: 16 Apr 92 17:05:19 GMT

Hong Kong Festival '92
       The purpose of our present project "Hong Kong Festival
  '92" is to showcase the success of modern Hong Kong society.
  Traditionally, the image of Hong Kong has been that of an
  typical oriental city full of mystiques, complete with 
  sampans and rickshaws. Therefore, in this project, we set
  out to present Hong Kong as it really is : the modernity and
  cosmopolitan nature of our city, the achievement of our
  industry and commerce, and the ingenuity, the hard work and 
  the adaptability of the Hong Kong people. 
      This project is jointly organised by : 
    Cal State Long Beach(CSULB), Hong Kong Student Association
    Long Beach City College(LBCC), Chinese Student Union 
    Pasadena City College(PCC), Hong Kong Student Association
    East Los Angeles College(ELAC), Hong Kong Student Association 
    Univ of Calif, Los Angeles(UCLA), Hong Kong Student Union
    Univ of Southern California(USC), The Hong Kong Club 
                      
Program schedule
	USC
         	Photo Exhibition
        		April 13
			12:00am-3:00pm
			Tommy Trojan or Topping Student Center
                Photo Exhibition
                        April 14
                        2:00pm-4:00pm
                        same as above
                Slide Show
                        April 15
                        7:30pm-08:30pm
                        Taper Hall Rm101
                Slide Show
                        April 16
                        7:30pm-8:30pm
                        same as above
	CSULB
                Photo/Slide
                        April 20
                        10:00am-4:00pm
                        Student Union Multipurpose room A
                Photo/Slide
                        April 21
                        10:00am-4:00pm
                        Student Union Multipurpose room A & room 239
	UCLA
                Photo Exhibition
                        April 24
                        11:00am-5:00pm
                        Ackerman Union 2F Lounge
                Photo Exhibition
                        April 27
                        11:00am-5:00pm
                        Ackerman Union 2F Lounge
                Slide Show
                        April 27
                        6:30pm-7:30pm
                        Ackerman Union 2F Lounge
	LBCC
                Photo Exhibition
                        April 28
                        10:00am-6:00pm
                        College Center Lawn
                Photo Exhibition
                        April 29
                        10:00am-6:00pm
                        College Center Lawn
                Slide Show
                        April 29
                        11:00am-2:00pm
                        Nordic Lounge
	ELAC
                Photo Exhibition
                        May 06
                        10:00am-3:00pm
                        Outside Library (South End)
                Slide Show
                        May 06
                        1:30pm&2:30pm
                        Art Department F7-101
                Photo Exhibition
                        May 07
                        10:00pm-1:00pm
                        Outside Library (South End)
                Slide Show
                        May 07
                        1:30pm&2:30pm
                        Art Department F7-101
	PCC
                Photo/Slide
                        May 04
                        11:00am-3:00pm
                        Campus Center
                Photo/Slide
                        May 05
                        11:00am-3:00pm
                        Campus Center
        UCLA
                Speaker Series
                        April 30
                        7:00pm-8:30pm
                        Ackerman Union 3508
                Speaker Series
                        May 1
                        7:00pm-8:30pm
                        Management 1234
                Speaker Series
                        May 2
                        2:00pm-3:30pm
                        Management 1234
        UCLA
                Film Series
                        May 10-17
                        see Description of Events
                        Melnitz /Laemmle Grande

Program description
 
  Photo Exhibition
  In the  minds of  a great  many Americans  still think  that Hong  Kong 
  is an old-fashioned oriented  city. Nowadays Hong  Kong, however, is a  
  well developed industrial and  financial center. As  part of Hong Kong  
  Festival 1992, this exhibition presents "What Hong Kong really is?" as  
  well as "A retrospective of some interesting historical fragments about 
  Hong Kong" to the general American public.
  There  are   six  main   topics  in   this  exhibition,  they   include  
  "History   &    Culture",    "Education",    "Industry",   "Commerce",    
  "Infrastructure Development", and "Best of Hong Kong". We all hope that 
  you can  gain  a  different  perspective  about  Hong  Kong  from this  
  exhibition.
  
  Slide Show
  The slide show consists of many colorful slides with 
  marvelous sound effect, that depicts the most recent image 
  of Hong Kong, one of the fastest growing cities in the 
  world. This show reveals the social, demographic, cultural, 
  and economical aspects of Hong Kong. Through the exotic 
  slides, you will have an opportunity to penetrate into the 
  various types of living style and social class that cannot 
  be found on anywhere in the world. 
  
  Speaker Series
  1) Development of Political System in Hong Kong
     April 30th        7:00pm                  Ackerman Union 3508
        Miss Helena Wong        former staff of the United Democrats of 
                                Hong Kong
        Mr. Patrick Chan        Deputy Director of Hong Kong Economic and 
                                Trade Office
  2) The New Airport and the economy of Hong Kong
     May 1st           7:00pm                  Graduate School of Management 
                                               Room 1234
        Mr. Patrick Chan        Deputy Director of Hong Kong Economic and 
                                Trade Office
  3) Hong Kong Bill
     May 2nd           2:00pm                  Graduate School of Management 
                                               Room 1234
       Mr. Stephen Ng           Chairman of the Alliance of HK Chinese in US 
  
  Film Series
  - as part of the 1992 Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film and Video Festival
  presented by UCLA Film and Television Archive and Visual Communications
  in association with The UCLA Asian American Studies Center and The 
  Mayor's Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Committee.
 
  1) Spotlight on Stanley Kwan
  	Women                               
  		Laemmle's Grande  Sun May10         2:00pm
  	Love Unto Waste         
  		Laemmle's Grande  Sun May10         4:30pm
  	Rouge                   
  		UCLA Melnitz            Thur May14        7:00pm
  	Full Moon in New York   
  		UCLA Melnitz            Thur May 14       9:30pm
  	Ruan Ling Yu            
  		UCLA Melnitz            Sun May 17        7:30pm
  2) Others 
  	To Liv(e)             Directed by Evans Chan (US/HK) 
  		Laemmle Grande          Sat May 9         4:30pm  
  	A Brighter Summer Day Directed by Edward Yang (Taiwan) 
  		Melnitz                 Sat May 9         6:00pm 
  	Life on a string      Directed by Chen Kaige (China) 
  		Laemmle Grande          Sun May 10        6:30pm 
  	The Girls to be Marries 
                              Directed by Wang Jin  (HK)
  		Laemmle Grande          Sun May 10        9:30pm 
  		Melnitz                 Fri May 15        7:00pm  
  	Pushing Hands         Directed by Ang Lee (US/Taiwan) 
  		Melnitz                 Sun May 10        9:30pm 
  	Shoot for the Content Directed by Trinh Minh Ha (US) 
  		Laemmle                 Mon May11         9:00pm

If you need more information, please forward to sbtong@seas.ucla.edu



 



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