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> Knowledge Changes Fate |
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Mr.
Li Ka-shing considers knowledge one of the most valuable and
significant resources entering the 21st century. Knowledge can stimulate
economic development, promote the welfare of a nation and its people,
and advance human civilization. Through the Foundation's sponsorship
of the film, “Knowledge Changes Fate,” Mr. Li hopes to promulgate
the message that knowledge can change fate.
“Knowledge Changes Fate” was directed by internationally renowned
mainland director Gu Chang-wei. The production crew traveled throughout
mainland China and Hong Kong and captured on film the inspiring
stories of 40 people whose fates were forever altered by knowledge.
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| Zhao Yu Fen |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Chen Zhang Liang |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Yuan Long Ping |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Sun Wei Gang |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Wang Xiu Ling |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Zhou Shang Yuan |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Zhang He Min |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Peng Shi Lu |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Ma Yong Shun |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Zhou Li Guo |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Wang Ming Hai |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Wang Qian |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Tian Hui Ping |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Zhang Hai Di |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Chen Lei |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Jiang Sha |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Wang Zhao Lan |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Dong Shi Zhi |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Zhang Yi Mou |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Li Yang |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Yang Erche Namu |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Wang Yu Mei |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Jiang Kun |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Bi Si Wen |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Chen Cui Ting |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Ma Jing Wu |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Lu Zi Jian |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Dawa Ci Ren |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| The people of Jin Jia Jing |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Wang Zhi Xiu |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Li Yong |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Zhang Sheng Li |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Xiao Qin, Xiao Yan Yun |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Pan Jiu Qi |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Xie Hai Long |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Hu Xiu Ying |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Chong Kin Wo |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Yau Shing Tung |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Chong Tak Fong |
(Broadband,
56k) |
| Siao Fong Fong |
(Broadband,
56k) |
The film is designed to inspire and promote the benefits of pursuing and acquiring knowledge
Since mainland's CCTV began broadcasting “Knowledge Changes Fate” in the spring of 1999, the audience response has been overwhelming, prompting the station to rerun the series. The program was also broadcast on Phoenix TV and TVB of Hong Kong, and was equally well received. “Knowledge Changes Fate” received three creative awards from the Association of Accredited Advertising Agents, including a Silver and a Bronze Award for Chinese Copy, and a Gold Award for Promotional Film. |
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