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Master of Horror in Hong Kong Venturing into history and human nature A seasoned horror novelist, But Ming (Benny Lau, BA in Chinese Humanities 2006) is acclaimed by Taiwan's publishers as The Master of Horror in Hong Kong. His creative works inspire imagination, helping readers explore the fallen world and discover good and evil in hidden corners of the human soul.

Recaps

On 5 December last year, a group of 2019 graduates of the MA in Cultural and Heritage Tourism programme organized a teacher appreciation lunch. President Prof. Yuk-Shan Wong, Vice President (Student and Support) Prof. Tong Chong-sze, Dean of School of Arts and Social Sciences Prof. Charles Kwong Che-leung, together with lecturers from the School, were invited to the banquet.

Organized by the OUHK Tin Ka Ping Centre of Chinese Culture, three online talks were conducted on 26 March as part of the 'Opportunities for Creative Industries in the Context of Greater China' event. Three professors from the Creative Arts Department of the School of Arts and Social Sciences shared their views on creative writing and the development of the cultural and creative industry.

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•	New release of veteran children's book writer

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