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Subscribe to E-News Sonic Border Passages in the Making of Chinese Modernity Symposium – Opening Performance (Dec 15, 2025) Join the opening performance of the Sonic Border Passages in the Making of Chinese Modernity Symposium, featuring the young Cantonese ensemble TROVESSIONAL 伍伍人粵, on December 15. Their innovative acoustic soundscape reflects themes of cultural encounter, resonating with Hong Kong's borderland identity. Guests are invited to stay for a post-concert reception. REGISTER IN-PERSON EVENT Film Screening - Ballad on the Shore (Dec 16, 2025) Join us on December 16 at 5:00 pm for a special screening of the acclaimed documentary "Ballad on the Shore" - an award-winning documentary by Ma Chi Hang explores Hong Kong's fading fishing culture through the poignant ballads of master Lai Lin-shau from Tap Mun. It captures a vanishing oral tradition with beauty and melancholy. Don’t miss this moving journey into the heart of Hong Kong’s coastal traditions. TRAILER REGISTER IN-PERSON EVENT Sonic Border Passages in the Making of Chinese Modernity – The Hong Kong Balzan Symposium (Dec 16-17, 2025) Join the Sonic Border Passages in the Making of Chinese Modernity Symposium to explore how sound shapes Chinese modernity across geographical, political, and cultural borders. Sessions will trace sonic encounters from folk music in remote regions to Chinese opera and contemporary experimental rock, opening new perspectives on China’s evolving soundscapes.  REGISTER ZOOM WEBINAR HK Event Recording: Theories That Move Markets - David Booth and the Revolution in Investing (Dec 4, 2025) Trailblazer Forum: “Theories That Move Markets - David Booth and the Revolution in Investing” is now available on YouTube! WATCH NOW 168 Victoria Road, Mount Davis, Hong Kong hk@uchicago.edu   I   https://www.uchicago.hk/  I   Privacy Notice

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