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In his congratulatory remarks, the Chief Executive said that the achievements of the award winners reflect Hong Kong’s determination to thrive in an ever-changing world and its quest to become an international innovation and technology center. He added that Hong Kong is also determined to build on its strengths and create opportunities for young people. He encouraged the award winners and the public to work together to foster a culture of science in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong athletes have won a total of nine medals in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, including two golds and five silvers. Chief Executive John Lee lauded the outstanding performances of our athletes and commended them for their remarkable perseverance. He said he hoped that their hard work would inspire the younger generation to strive for success and fulfil their potential in sports, academics and other areas. The Chief Executive also praised Jockey Club Athlete Incentive Awards Scheme winner Kong, noting that she fought back from injury to achieve the win in the final match.
Kong won a gold medal in women’s table tennis after beating South Korea’s Kim Hyeong-min in the third round of competition at the Parc des Princes on Sunday. Despite having suffered from multiple ligament ruptures and surgeries, she was able to come back from the brink of retirement and become the first Hong Kong female table tennis player to achieve the Olympic podium. She will be rewarded with a lifelong free travel pass on MTR Corp trains and a cheque for HK$6 million under the Jockey Club Athlete Incentive Programme.
The Hong Kong Arts Institute (HKAI) has awarded its second HK Prize to a local artist for his or her artwork based on Chinese traditional themes. The HK Prize is an initiative in memory of the late Professor Wang Gungwu, who generously donated funds to support the teaching and research activities of the Department of History at HKAI. The winning entry, titled “Painted Jade Amulet”, depicts the contrast between a pearl and a pierced jade amulet, which has both oriental and Western aesthetics.
The South China Morning Post’s infographics and photojournalism teams won four awards at the Asian Media Awards in Singapore on Wednesday. A piece by the team, titled “Hong Kong’s secret land grab”, won gold in the newspaper infographics category for its innovative use of maps, illustrations, videos, photography and text to show how wealthy developers acquire private residential properties.