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#RSVP: Sun Yat-sen at 160: Revisiting His Political Legacy a Century On at HKU

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How should we understand Sun Yat-sen’s political legacy today? What insights might his ideas and aspirations offer for contemporary discussions?


To mark the 160th anniversary of Sun Yat-sen’s birth, APAC Focus invites you to a lecture exploring his political thought, historical significance, and enduring legacy.


The lecture will feature by our Director Dr Michael Luk, Honorary Associate Professor in the Department of History and School of Chinese at the University of Hong Kong, Honorary Programme Director in HKU’s Mainland Affairs Office, and Convenor of the Greater China Research Institute.


📅 Date: 7 November 2026🕝 Time: 2:30–4:30 pm📍 Venue: KK102, K.K. Leung Building, The University of Hong Kong


This event is co-organised by the Hong Kong University Graduates Association, The University of Hong Kong, APAC Focus | Program of IGCS, and the Joint Publishing Cultural Fund, with support from Our Hong Kong Foundation.


We thank our co-organisers and supporting organisation for making this exchange possible, and welcome everyone interested in history, political thought, and public affairs to join us.


 
 
 

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Established in 2012 by Prof. Luk Yan Lung Michael, the Institute for Greater China Studies (IGCS) has been quietly contributing to the field of scholarly research for approximately 12 years. The IGCS is dedicated to studying a wide range of political, social, economic, cultural, and public policy issues, with a special emphasis on the Greater China region, an important and continually evolving area of study in the contemporary world.

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