SYSU's red buildings: Where history lives and breathes

As the gentle breeze of spring breathes new life into the campus, there is no better timeto visit to Sun Yat-sen University's iconic Red Buildings.With a legacy spanning over a century, SYSU is graced by nearly one hundred historic red-brick structures. The South Campus—affectionately known as the Honglok Campus—treasures seventy-four of these edifices from the Lingnan University era, forming...

SYSU builds cultural bridges through Chinese singing competition in Cape Town

The celebration of United Nations Chinese Language Day found a vibrant and melodic expression in Cape Town this year, as the 5th iSing Chinese Singing Competition took center stage.Held on April 18 at the Nassau Theater of Groote Schuur High School, the event served as a significant cultural window for the "2026 China-Africa Year of People-to-People Cultural Exchange," showcasing how music acts...

SYSU: Where feathered friends find sanctuary

Chasing clouds, guarding earth with SYSU

We all share the same sky,but how well do we really understand it?Today is World Meteorological Day!This year's theme is "Observing Today,Protecting Tomorrow".At SYSU,our pursuit of meteorological sciencegoes far beyond textbook theories—it stretches from the depths of the oceanto the edge of the stratosphere.Here is how SYSUers are reading thewinds and clouds tosafeguard our blue planet.1. Ev...

International Women's Day | SYSU Women in Full Bloom

In the lush gardens of Sun Yat-sen University, excellence doesn't just grow—it blooms in a multitude of ways. Much like the diverse flora that graces the campus, the women of SYSU possess a unique and enduring vitality. This International Women's Day, we are highlighting six remarkable women spanning different generations and roles, each sharing the symbolic bloom that represents her journey. ...

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