「尊师重道」- 大湾区生命教育征文比赛
- 2021
- 最新动向
- 中国语言学系
比赛海报
早前中国语言学系协同人文学院和宗教教育与心灵教育中心举办了第一届大湾区「尊师重道」生命教育征文比赛，共收到来自150间中小学校逾1,300篇文章，并于2020年11月27日举行了网上颁奖礼。第二届征文比赛，开设香港、澳门以及深圳、珠海等多个大湾区城市赛区，共收到逾7,800篇文章，得奖结果已上载到网页，并于2021年8月20日举行了网上颁奖礼。比赛结果请浏览中国语言学系网页。
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