Cheung Kong Holdings Deputy Chairman Victor Li Tzar-kuoi (left), the University of Hong Kong Vice-Chancellor Professor Wang Gungwu (center) and Nobel Prize-winning chemist, Professor Lee Yuan-tseh, at a prize-giving ceremony at the University of Hong Kong. Professor Lee, also known as the Mozart of chemistry and physics , called on the Chinese government to increase resources for education and science.
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Cheung Kong Holdings Deputy Chairman Victor Li Tzar-kuoi (left), the University of Hong Kong Vice-Chancellor Professor Wang Gungwu (center) and Nobel Prize-winning chemist, Professor Lee Yuan-tseh, at a prize-giving ceremony at the University of Hong Kong. Professor Lee, also known as the Mozart of chemistry and physics , called on the Chinese government to increase resources for education and science.
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