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NO.7 • DECEMBER 2008 - The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

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Recent Events<br />

活 動 剪 影<br />

BRE Received a HK$1 Million Donation from China Overseas Holdings Limited<br />

中 國 建 築 捐 資 100 萬 予 建 築 及 房 地 產 學 系<br />

China State Construction International Holdings Limited has recently donated<br />

HK$1 million to the Department of Building and Real Estate (BRE). <strong>The</strong><br />

donation, to be used on virtual construction study and collaboration, further<br />

strengthened the strategic partnership of China State Construction and the<br />

Faculty of Construction and Land Use (FCLU) in order to achieve a win-win<br />

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<strong>The</strong> cheque presentation ceremony was held on the 16th May <strong>2008</strong>. Mr.<br />

Zhou Yong, Vice-chairman and the Chief Executive Officer of China State<br />

Construction presented the cheque to Professor Teng Jin-Guang, Dean of the<br />

FCLU.<br />

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Mr. Zhou Yong (right), Vice-chairman<br />

and Chief Executive Officer of China<br />

State Construction presents the cheque<br />

of HK$1 million to Professor Teng Jin-<br />

Guang, the Faculty Dean<br />

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BRE Graduate, Mr. Ng Wing <strong>Hong</strong>, receiving the Honor of Building Naming in PolyU<br />

理 大 教 學 大 樓 以 建 築 及 房 地 產 學 系 畢 業 生 伍 永 康 先 生 命 名<br />

of Japanese occupation and<br />

1973s oil crises were tough<br />

times for Mr. Ng. Fortunately,<br />

the <strong>University</strong> referred jobs to<br />

him, which was a significant<br />

milestone to his stay in the<br />

Construction Industry for over<br />

50 years.<br />

Presently, as Honorary Life Director of the PolyU Development Fund, Mr. Ng<br />

is an exemplary PolyU alumnus and plays an essential part of good role<br />

model for the young generation.<br />

(from right) Mr. and Mrs. Ng, Prof. Poon Chung Kwong, PolyU President and Dr. Ng Tat Lun<br />

Deputy Chairman of PolyU Council<br />

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One of the first building graduates in 1939, Mr. Ng Wing <strong>Hong</strong> received<br />

the honor of the ST Wing Naming on the campus, giving unwavering<br />

support to the <strong>University</strong> over the past 70 years.<br />

On 19 September <strong>2008</strong>, the Naming Ceremony of the Ng Wing <strong>Hong</strong><br />

Building was officiated by Mr. Ng along with Dr. Ng Tat Lun, Deputy<br />

Chairman of the PolyU Council and Prof. Poon Chung Kwong, President<br />

of PolyU. <strong>The</strong> Naming Ceremony means a lot to the <strong>University</strong>. Despite<br />

Mr. Ngs leave from the campus, Mr. Ng keeps a very close tie with us<br />

and shows his great enthusiasm by his active participation in our activities<br />

and generous contributions to the <strong>University</strong>. In recognition of his care and<br />

passion for the <strong>University</strong>, the ST Wing was officially named Ng Wing<br />

<strong>Hong</strong> Buildingin the Ceremony.<br />

In the unstable war years, Mr. Ng had no choice but to start his job in the<br />

construction industry instead of studying when he was only 15 years old.<br />

His work taught him the importance of professional education, hence he<br />

furthered his study in the Department of Building of the then Government<br />

Trade School in 1937. Mr. Ng then continued his construction work in his<br />

own company. However, the community encountered the difficult periods<br />

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