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Articles by LIU Xiaohan
Research Progress and Trend Outlook on College Students' Online Learning Satisfaction
Research Article | | Peer-Reviewed Published in Education Journal (Volume 14, Issue 5) Received: 15 July 2025 Accepted: 2 September 2025 Published: 19 September 2025 Published in Education Journal (Volume 14, Issue 5) DOI 10.11648/j.edu.20251405.12 Page(s) 225-231 Creative Commons This is an Open Access article, distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/), which permits unrestricted use, distribution...
Xizang-themed Musical Shines in Hong Kong
Twitter FaceBook LinkedIn . . News> Visual News> Content Published: 11:04, January 17, 2024 | Updated: 11:08, January 17, 2024 PDF View Revert PDF View Xizang-themed Musical Shines in Hong Kong By Liu Xiaohan A Xizang-themed musical shines on the stage of Hong Kong Cultural Centre. It is rooted in the abundant singing and dancing heritage of Tibetan culture and adapted from a true story of a family of two generations defending the motherland on the border for 34 years.
Ron Lam: Hengqin have given courage and confidence to companies that want to come but dare not do so
Twitter FaceBook LinkedIn . . Pool> Article> Content Published: 14:59, November 10, 2023 PDF View Revert PDF View Ron Lam: Hengqin have given courage and confidence to companies that want to come but dare not do so By Liu Xiaohan 螢幕截圖 2023-11-10 下午2.50.58.png CHINA DAILY HONG KONG NEWS OPEN Please click in the upper right corner to open it in your browser !
Investment in GBA projects 'thoughtful', not 'excessive' Original
A ferry boat sails across the Victoria Harbour on September 7, 2023. (SHAMIM ASHRAF / CHINA DAILY) Misconceptions and false narratives concerning the development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area were dispelled recently by stakeholders, experts and government officials, who shed light on the remarkable progress and sustainable development that the region has achieved.
Finding “Nemo” Original
Qiu Jianwen, professor in the Department of Biology at Hong Kong Baptist University, has discovered more than 30 new species of marine life -- jellyfish, coral and shrimp in nearly two decades. Devoting himself to marine life classification research, he hopes that more local professionals get involved in related fields, and has urged Hong Kong to set up a natural history museum for a better study environment and for storing specimens. Check out the video for Qiu’s indissoluble bond with the ocean.
Studies of little-known marine species championed in HK
University team engaged in groundbreaking research work Left: A new species of mollusc discovered by Qiu Jianwen. Center: The box jellyfish species first identified in an intertidal shrimp pond at the Mai Po Nature Reserve in Hong Kong. Right: The fireworm species, typically about 10 cm long, found on shorelines in Hong Kong. (PHOTO PROVIDED TO CHINA DAILY) The Australian box jellyfish is one of the most venomous creatures on Earth.
Oman pins hope on travel sector and Chinese tourists
Published: 18:45, July 20, 2023 PDF View Revert PDF View Oman pins hope on travel sector and Chinese tourists By Jan Yumul & Liu Xiaohan Tourists stand in front of the Royal Opera on Dec 23, 2014 in the Omani capital Muscat. (PHOTO / AFP) In a quest to enhance tourism’s contribution to the country’s GDP over the next decade, Oman is looking to China – the world’s largest source of market for outbound travel.
Saudis seek 'more partnership with China in energy transition' Original
Published: 18:43, February 06, 2023 | Updated: 19:05, February 06, 2023 PDF View Revert PDF View Saudis seek 'more partnership with China in energy transition' By Jan Yumul and Liu Xiaohan in Riyadh Fahad Alajlan, president of the King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Center, or KAPSARC, speaks to China Daily on Feb 5, 2023 in Riyadh.
Riyadh conference sees Saudi shift to green energy exports
Published: 12:32, February 05, 2023 | Updated: 16:10, February 05, 2023 PDF View Revert PDF View Riyadh conference sees Saudi shift to green energy exports By Jan Yumul & Liu Xiaohan in Riyadh Saudi Arabian Minister of Energy Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman Al Saud graces the inauguration of the 44th International Conference of the International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Feb 4, 2023.
IAEE 2023 opening session tackles clean, sustainable energy Original
Fahad Alajlan, president of King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Center (KASARC), delivers his welcome speech at the opening plenary session of the 44th International Association of Energy Economics conference in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Feb 5, 2023.
IAEE Riyadh conference sees S. Arabia shifting to green energy exports
Saudi Arabia is moving to become a major exporter of green electricity to the world in the face of global risks to energy security and access, an international energy forum heard in Riyadh on Feb 4.
Volunteers ease minds of home-quarantined patients
Heroes at Home Man Yuk-ling Hong Kong resident Man Yuk-ling took only 15 days to form a 110-member volunteer team that distributes necessities to households of confirmed COVID-19 patients. The team, whose members range from university students to retirees, delivers supplies to households in all 18 districts of Hong Kong, seven days a week. The team members usually put the supplies on the doorstep, knock on the door, retreat to a safe distance, and wait for the door to open.
Volunteers ease minds of home-quarantined patients
Heroes at Home Man Yuk-ling Hong Kong resident Man Yuk-ling took only 15 days to form a 110-member volunteer team that distributes necessities to households of confirmed COVID-19 patients. The team, whose members range from university students to retirees, delivers supplies to households in all 18 districts of Hong Kong, seven days a week. The team members usually put the supplies on the doorstep, knock on the door, retreat to a safe distance, and wait for the door to open.
Expensive and unprofitable: Is Nayuki’s tea bubble about to burst?
Expensive and unprofitable: Is Nayuki’s tea bubble about to burst? Bubble-tea chain Nayuki is one step closer to the gong, but as far from profit as ever. Photo from CFP By LIU Xiaohan Premium bubble tea chain Nayuki has been given the nod to press on with its IPO on June 6, nearly four months after it was announced. An updated prospectus suggests Nayuki has had five rounds of financing.
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