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researchers has used, then proposed to use fake characters and pictures of
rare objects in examining whether people rely on sound, meaning, or shape
in recognizing Chinese characters. In a series of priming experiments using
the eye-tracking method, Ka-yuen intended to test by tracking how people
move their eyes in reading, how people make use of pictures or other means
to recognize made-up characters that seem very likely to be real Chinese. It
is proposed that there may be some preferential pattern by native speakers
in character recognition. Such findings would shed lights on strategies that
Chinese speakers use in character processing as well as in lexical decision.
Cheuk-yin LEUNG, King-him HO and Andy Siu-on CHAN: “Establishing
the Themed Heritage Trail The Happy Valley Heritage Trail: Seng Lou Beng
Sei in Happy Valley”
Supervisor: Professor Longxi ZHANG
Congratulations! This is a great honor that testifies to your hard work and
significant achievement in your undergraduate studies at CityU. You have done
a very good job and your design of the Happy Valley Heritage Trail is potentially
implementable as a cultural project that shows the distinct nature of Hong Kong
cultural heritage – particularly its multicultural richness and internationality.
I hope you continue to do well and wish you all the best in your pursuit of
knowledge and your future career!
April Pui-yee CHAN, Yui-sum CHUNG, and Yuen-ying LEUNG: “Museum
and Cultural Identity – Hong Kong Heritage Museum”
Supervisor: Dr. Pedith Pui CHAN
It is with great pleasure to offer my heartiest congratulations on your achievement
of being selected for the Outstanding Academic Papers by Students (OAPS).
Your hard work and dedication have been rewarded. Feeling proud of you and
I hope this recognition brings you honor and success.