Zhang Xiang
Zhang Xiang is an academic leader known for his involvement in higher education governance. Recently, he commented on the financial reports of various universities, acknowledging their significant reserves while emphasizing that these funds have been earmarked for specific purposes and cannot be freely utilized. He advocates for investing in students as a means of investing in the future, while also addressing concerns regarding the impact of artificial intelligence on education. Zhang is committed to open communication with students and stakeholders, particularly regarding the rebuilding of student representation at his institution.
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Hong Kong:
Zhang Xiang, the president of Hong Kong University, stated that the university's international reputation continues to rise.
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China:
Zhang Xiang is a correspondent for Guangming Daily who contributed to the report on the electricity supply during the holiday.
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Hong Kong:
Zhang Xiang is the president of the University of Hong Kong and has signed the new agreement.
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Hong Kong:
Zhang Xiang, the president of Hong Kong University, pointed out that intermediaries are often the culprits behind the fake degree problem.
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Hong Kong:
Zhang Xiang is the president of the University of Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong:
Zhang Xiang, the president of the University of Hong Kong, emphasizes the need for AI education in primary and secondary schools.
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Australia:
Zhang Xiang, an automotive analyst, noted that success in the Australian market could help Chinese car companies expand to other markets.
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Hong Kong:
Zhang Xiang is committed to recruiting top scholars from places like the United States.
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Hong Kong:
Zhang Xiang, the president of Hong Kong University, led a group of representatives to the memorial.
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Hong Kong:
Zhang Xiang is the President of the University of Hong Kong who wrote a condolence letter displayed at the memorial.
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