The Chinese University of Hong Kong currently has three campuses, located in Sha Tin, New Territories, Yuen Long, New Territories and Wan Chai, Hong Kong Island. The three campuses have their own characteristics and highlights, which bring different atmosphere and style to the whole school.

Among them, Sha Tin Campus in New Territories is the largest campus of The Chinese University of Hong Kong, and it is also the earliest school. The administrative office of the school and most of the teaching and research facilities are located here.

Yuen Long Campus in New Territories is the second campus of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, far from Sha Tin Campus. Mainly used to provide student dormitories, the number of teachers and students is relatively small. Wan Chai Campus on Hong Kong Island is the newest campus of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, which was established on 20 12, mainly providing teaching and research facilities for business schools and law schools.

Introduction of Chinese University of Hong Kong

The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK).

It is a world-famous public research-oriented comprehensive university and an academic center in the fields of humanities, mathematics, computer science, economy and finance, medicine, law, media and geography. It is also the only university in Hong Kong that has won the Nobel Prize, Fields Prize, Turing Award, Lasker Award and Shannon Award.

The school takes "the combination of tradition and modernity, the integration of Chinese and Western" as its mission, and features flexible credit system, academy system, equal emphasis on Chinese and English, and multiculturalism. He is a member of Pacific Rim University Alliance, World University Alliance, Song Alliance and China University Presidents Association, the first AACSB certified member in Asia, and the seat of Hong Kong Internet Exchange Center.

The establishment of the Chinese University of Hong Kong broke the iron law that only one university was allowed in the British Empire colony, and at the same time set off the Chinese movement in Hong Kong, successfully ending the situation that English monopolized the official language status. It is not only a watershed in British colonial history, but also one of the symbols of Asian decolonization in the 20th century, which has certain significance in the times.