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Bai Xian | Building Bridges Across Cultures
Bai Xian Asia Institute (BXAI) implements the Asian Future Leaders Scholarship Program in partnership with top universities in Asia.
10/06/2026
Last Sunday, June 7, the BXAI Shanghai Alumni Chapter gathered at the Shanghai Shangpike Pickleball Tennis Center for a pickleball session.
Our scholars had an amazing time trying out this new game that combines tennis, ping pong, badminton to make a good workout fun, gentle, and social.🎾🏓🏸
A big THANK YOU to Mengshi He and Becky Yip for organizing this wonderful get-together! Looking forward to the next one! 🙌
09/06/2026
"To me, Cyberpunk isn’t just any other visual genre, but one that can simultaneously capture and carry the essence of technological impact in our lives, humanity as a whole, contradiction and reflection, all at once." –– AU YEUNG Jun Hay, Key Visual Designer
Given the BXSP2026 theme of "Humanity in the Digital Age", our designer Jun Hay draws inspiration from several distinguishable elements that symbolise Hong Kong as a vertical city—public street lamps, neon signages, and the world’s tallest skyline—to create a futuristic image that preserves the local aesthetics of an urban city where East has met West for over a century.
Jun Hay purposefully uses the iconic face of a humanoid robot to remind us of how perception shapes the fabric of our very own existence. To him, no matter how the world continues to become more digital (and plastic or artificial), humanity must remain firmly at the core to provide all the prompts. The Digital Age must be crafted and designed by how we homo sapiens feel, think, connect, and imagine the future of Humanity.
08/06/2026
The BXAI Summer Program 2026
We’re delighted to announce that this year’s summer program will be held in partnership with The Chinese University of Hong Kong from August 2 to 19, and the theme has been set to be “Humanity in the Digital Age". Our 2025 Cohort of Bai Xian Scholars will explore emerging opportunities and rising tensions at the intersection of technological advances and moral or ethical values, which once made us truly human.⏳
Apart from academic discourses and soft skills workshops, our program will feature team building activities and excursion trips across Hong Kong and Shenzhen, offering all participants firsthand exposure to the cultural diversity of the Greater Bay Area while fostering personal growth and lasting friendships. We can't wait for a summer of fun, connection, and unforgettable memories!✨
BXAI’s Gala Dinner is where we draw an official close to the BXAI Summer Program and celebrate another year of success with captivating performances by our most talented scholars. This is where we discover hidden talents or secret hobbies, as we let our guards down.
Coffee & Chat with BX People provides a platform for dialogue that encourages Bai Xian Scholars to connect with their seniors. But what exactly do they talk about? Let us take a moment to listen to what they shared last year about “What I wish I had known in my 20s”…
Every year in August, BXAI Alumni Evening allows Bai Xian Scholars across cohorts to engage with each other and the wider Bai Xian Community. Let us recapture here some of the corridor moments we shared at Hitotsubashi ICS last year!
01/06/2026
Throwback to Sunday, May 24! The BXAI Beijing Alumni Chapter headed over to Shucun Park in Haidian for their Volunteer Day.🌱
The team kicked off the afternoon with a game of Frisbee, then followed by a park clean-up, picking up litter to make our earth fresh and green again!🌍
Huge thanks to Yamamoto Seita and Mengshi He for organizing the event, and to everyone, who came to help! Catch up with you all next time!✨
👤 YU, Jilin (Bai Xian Scholar, 2024 Cohort)
As a computer science graduate, Jerry brought with him a thoughtful and logical lens on his visit to the nursing home. He took time to observe quietly the subtle dynamics inside the tiny living room. He wanted to know what made the volunteers tick, what gave care workers the motivation to handle their workload nimbly on their feet. Then, the sudden awareness of a human condition dawned on him—that people need missions, that we all need missions to keep us moving forward in life.
👤 LIM, Portia Pei Shi (Bai Xian Scholar, 2024 Cohort)
As a second-generation Malaysian Chinese scholar, Portia thought she knew this fast-paced city. But stepping out of the classroom into the jungle, she was presented with a completely new and different perspective on Hong Kong. From volunteers performing for immobile seniors to caregivers going the extra mile beyond their daily duties—it’s a side of the city that easily gets overlooked amidst the mad rush of life.
Theme in Action – Aging in Society | EP2: Aging at a Different Pace
💬 What may your daily life look like when you can no longer move around freely?🏥 When we are young and nimble, we rarely think about a stage of life when basic mobility becomes a challenge—even using the bathroom requires the presence and assistance of another person.🧓🏼
In this short film, Aging at a Different Pace, produced by BXAI, our Bai Xian Scholars Jerry Yu and Portia Lim visit City Nursing Centre, a private care home located in North Point, Hong Kong. While observing life contained within just a few dozen square feet, Jerry met Mr. Cheung, a full-time staff, who shared with him the busy daily routines required for caregivers to look after high-dependence seniors. At the end of the film, you will also catch glimpses of our scholars engaged in an indoors baseball lesson taught by active seniors, who swing bats with confidence—aging is happening to all of us, but we can all stay active and connected in our own way and at our own pace, regardless.
We hope this video will get you started on visualising aging, not just for yourself, but also for your neighbours in your own community.
đź“şThe full version of the short film is now up on YouTube! Share your thoughts with us by leaving a comment on our channel!
https://youtu.be/5M5UVvKJ0hM