主持人：Azam Khan
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On this programme, we looked at the government's recent proposal to build training and competition facilities for fencers in Kwu Tung North. How will it elevate the city's sports development?
After that, we heard from a pioneering ink master, who made waves at last month's Art Week, and learn about her creative journey.
After the break, we told you all about one of the city's biggest tech trade fairs which runs next week, bringing together exhibitors and hundreds of robots.
And finally, we geared-up for a "splash", as the Thai Songkran festival returns to Kowloon City this weekend.
9:05am-9:20am: Kwu Tung North sports facilities development
Speaker:
Cheng King-leung, Chairman of the Sports Commission's Elite Sports Committee
Francis Lee, Coaching Director of the Academy of Fencing (Hong Kong)
9:20am-9:30am: Ink mastering
Speaker:
Margaret Chang Hung Hsien, ink artist
9:32am-9:45am: InnoEX 2026
Speaker:
Jordan Tse, Marketing Director of Harmony SkyTech
Winny Yip, Head of Investor Relations at Novautek
9:45am-10:00am: Songkran Festival
Speaker:
Rizwan Ullah, Kowloon City District Councillor
主持人：Azam Khan
China's Mars sample return mission
Speaker: Quentin Parker, Director of HKU’s Laboratory Space Research
Segment 2:
The boom of AI and its potential impact on people’s critical thinking skills
The Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Justice, and Belonging Laboratory (DEIJB Lab) at HKU has launched the first-ever children’s activity book featuring stories of ethnically diverse women of Hong Kong.
Phoenix Clubhouse, a community adult psychiatric rehabilitation service under the Queen Mary Hospital, earlier put up 10 sets of clothing on exhibition. The outfits are designed by a patient (Mei-ling) with mental disorder. The display is aimed at showcasing the patient’s talent and boosting her confidence.
Speakers: Francez Leung, Phoenix Clubhouse in charge & Advanced Practice Occupational Therapist at Queen Mary Hospital; Mei-ling, Phoenix Clubhouse member
