Digital Interactive Highlights:

The Founding Principal’s Educational Vision and Mission This interactive installation brings Founding Princpial Dr. Chung Chi-yung to life through a vivid digital avatar, enabling visitors to explore her educational philosophy, including the meaning behind the motto “Cultivating Benevolence, Broadening Knowledge”. The experience was developed by a team of teaching staff, students and alumni, who trained the AI using Dr. Chung’s original voice, and drew on verified archives, documents, and newspapers reports to ensure historical authenticity. Technically, the installation employs Blender, Unity, and AIpowered speech-to-text technology to synchronize audio, animation, and subtitles. Real-time rendering connects static designs with dynamic, responsive digital interactions, creating an interactive visitor experiences.
Shue Yan, 1978: Choosing the Path, Upholding Our Convictions Presented as an interactive digital game, this installation recreates the historic 1978 “2-2-1” vote, during which the university members and students advocated for retaining the four-year university system. Developed by alumni and featuring voice recordings by faculty members, the experience allows visitors to relive the rooftop forum and voting process that became a defining moment in the University’s history.

 

Key Exhibits:

Dr Chung Chi-yung’s University of Paris doctoral student identity card and Dr Henry Hu Hung-lick’s certificate of identification and admission to the Roll of Barristers offer a glimpse into the two founders’ overseas studies and legal careers.
Attire worn by Dr Chung Chi-yung and Dr Henry Hu Hung-lick’s barrister’s gown and wig.

Guest registration book at Shue Yan College’s Opening Ceremony and the College’s admission leaflet.
Documents Opposing the “2-2-1” Education Reform and historical photographs of the Hunger Strike.
Dr Henry Hu Hung-lick’s medals of honour, with historical photographs, documenting the founders’ contributions to education and public service.