Today (September 25), the Hong Kong Museum of History and Institute for Promotion of Chinese Culture successfully concluded their eighth Inter-school Competition of Study Projects on Hong Kong History and Culture, designed to deepen students’ understanding of Hong Kong’s historical development and culture, encourage active learning outside class settings, and explore any correlations between Hong Kong development and changes in society.
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The award was created to honour George B. Endacott, who played an instrumental role in reestablishing history after World War II. It aims to encourage young scholars who wish to pursue Hong Kong studies research by publishing their work and expanding Society membership.
Established in 1996, this award honours student historians who have achieved the best result among those taking at least 48 credits in their third year History class. It is named in tribute of Professor John D. Young – an esteemed Hong Kong historian who dedicated much of his life to furthering Hong Kong studies.
On Wednesday evening at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, this year’s winners of hk Prize were revealed during a glittering ceremony attended by prominent local singers who provided guests with an entertaining performance. Lee Ka-chiu, Chief Executive of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, delivered a speech praising the achievements of laureates while thanking prize sponsors for their support. He noted the Yidan Prize’s goal to create a better world through education, encouraging individuals and teams alike to strive for excellence. For more information about this year’s prize winners and projects visit here or on facebook; the event is open and free of charge to the public.