Looking ahead for Sinology


Moving forward: Chan delivering the opening remarks before launching the conference at Universiti Malaya. — YAP CHEE HONG/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Rapid technological advancements have positively impacted people across generations, so Sinology (Chinese Studies) must be ready to embrace such changes, says former deputy MCA president Tan Sri Chan Kong Choy.

Such advancements would bring changes to the curriculum and teaching methods of Chinese Studies, said Chan, who is Universiti Malaya’s Alumni Association of the Chinese Studies Department honorary chairman.

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