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| Delivering his speech titled “The Hubris Index”
at the STU Commencement Ceremony today, Mr Li Ka-shing quotes Zhuangzi
as saying that “A position of sovereign does not necessarily connect
with being thought noble, nor the tradition of being poor with being
thought mean. The difference of being thought noble or mean arises
from the conduct being good or bad,” and encourages the graduates
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In honour of Mr Li’s birthday, STU students sing
a special song named “Great Wisdom” for Mr Li at the STU Commencement
Ceremony. Mr Li is extremely touched by this surprise gift. According
to Ms Winnie Yu, who is also attending the ceremony and lecturing
the STU students, the new lyrics are written by famous lyricist Albert
Leung, with the melody covering “Glorious Years” by Hong Kong rock
band Beyond. “Great Wisdom” encapsulates Mr Li’s culture of giving
and commitment to the society as well as his lifelong learning attitude. |
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Space hero Mr Yang Liwei, as an officiating guest
at the STU Commencement Ceremony, greets the graduates with Mr Li,
hoping that they will reach apex after apex upon graduation.
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Mr Yang Liwei presents a specially designed crystal
to Mr Li Ka-shing. The crystal shows an astronaut walking on the
moon. Mr Yang hopes that the dream of Chinese being able to walk
on the moon will soon come true after the first Chinese has travelled
into the space. |
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5. Mr Li confers a doctoral degree to one of the graduates at the STU Commencement Ceremony. This year's commencement ceremony sees about 2,200 students obtain their undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral degrees
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