What the Heal

Name: What the Heal
Start: 2022-10-09
End: 2022-10-23

2022 年 10 月 9 日至 2022 年 10 月 23 日

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected Hong Kong, and even the whole world for nearly three years. Although it is now under control, it is still affecting our life.

You may be distressed due to the distance online class, which made you cannot meet your classmates in the past years. You may not be able to catch up your studies. You worried about your future. Or there are too many things accumulated. A is very important, B is also very important. How to prioritise the tasks? Maybe you have a very troublesome question and want to seek for others’ opinion. There are lots of pressure!

Maybe there is more time to spend with your family, but there is no space for you to vent yourself. Do you want to go out for a walk? Take a breath of fresh air? Look at the beauty of nature and be relaxed? Why don't you sign up for this event?

Mechanical Engineering Graduates’ Association, HKUSTAA is going to hold an activity called “What the Heal” Through an-hour workshop, experienced alumni will listen to you and share what he had gone through. Together with a one-day eco-tour, to enjoy the uniqueness and beauty of Hong Kong. To stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city, temporarily put down all your burden and stress from your daily life. Take a deep breath, think on the other way round. You may have some new ideas and new directions.

Detail of ECO-Tour

Depart from Tung Chung New Development Ferry Pier by boat, follow the Tung O Ancient Trail to Tai O, and go from Tai O to the waters near Fan Lau Lighthouse to look for Hong Kong dolphins. During the three hour voyage, We will tell you the little things that happened in this place. The stories related to mountains, seas, you and me, in addition to cetacean knowledge, will also mention the development and changes of Lantau Island and the impact of people on the environment, so that participants can better understand the relationship between the sea and land of Hong Kong, and deepen their understanding of Hong Kong. Knowledge of natural ecology and further understanding of ecological conservation.