04/09/2026
🎉饒宗頤國學院很榮幸邀請到浸大中文系蕭欣浩博士,為本學期半月譚開場演講第一場(總第96場),誠邀大家報名參加!
2026/9/8 | 10:30–12:00 | 廣東話
📖從文字到圖像:談飲食文學應用與人工智能教學
蕭欣浩,香港浸會大學中文、歷史、宗教及哲學學部中國語言文學系一級講師
📝中國古籍記載豐富的飲食資料,主題包括:故事、醫療、烹飪、養生等,本身已具備各種價值,可供深入研究。飲食資料的獨特性在於,於閱讀以外,部份可延伸到現實生活,變成可觸及和呈現的元素,可作為古今對照和古為今用的上佳材料,甚至能呈現於餐桌之上,變成由文字演繹成菜式的特殊應用。隨著人工智能教學的發展,飲食資料的運用已不限於文字,更可化成圖像和影像,用於研究、教學與知識轉移,為文獻與文學提供嶄新的展示渠道,構成中華飲食文化傳播的新方法。
🔎報名鏈接:https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/pW2GgFjUXB
📍香港浸會大學逸夫校園逸夫行政樓7樓702會議室
「百譚萬象——半月譚講座」
為弘揚傳統文化精粹、深化校園學術對話,饒宗頤國學院特創設「半月譚」系列雅集。此學術雅事每屆雙週之期,廣邀海內外國學與漢學新銳學人共研經史子集,分享治學心得,以啓發思考、拓展視野。迄今,「半月譚」系列已成功舉辦95場,2026年秋季學期將迎來第96至第100場線下講座,主題定為「百譚萬象」,以慶祝系列邁入百場里程碑,並為70周年校慶誌喜。期待在國學院與您相見!
地點:香港浸會大學逸夫校園逸夫行政樓7樓702會議室(現場實體,不設線上)
九月份兩場講座詳情如下:
第一場(總第96場)
2026/9/8 | 10:30–12:00 | 廣東話主講
從文字到圖像:談飲食文學應用與人工智能教學
蕭欣浩,香港浸會大學中文、歷史、宗教及哲學學部中國語言文學系一級講師
摘要:中國古籍記載豐富的飲食資料,主題包括:故事、醫療、烹飪、養生等,本身已具備各種價值,可供深入研究。飲食資料的獨特性在於,於閱讀以外,部份可延伸到現實生活,變成可觸及和呈現的元素,可作為古今對照和古為今用的上佳材料,甚至能呈現於餐桌之上,變成由文字演繹成菜式的特殊應用。隨著人工智能教學的發展,飲食資料的運用已不限於文字,更可化成圖像和影像,用於研究、教學與知識轉移,為文獻與文學提供嶄新的展示渠道,構成中華飲食文化傳播的新方法。
報名鏈接:https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/pW2GgFjUXB
第二場(總第97場)
2026/9/16 | 14:30–16:00 | 普通話主講
墨家之謂教:百年墨學宗教性研究的學術史反思與古典學新探
黃蕉風,北師香港浸會大學通識教育學院副教授
摘要:近世以降之墨學研究,恆有一偏至傾向,乃以墨家為中土唯物主義與科技理性之典範,特表其學說中包含唯物色彩者,如「非命」「節用」諸端並墨辯邏輯學、《墨經》所載物理學。而於其有涉宗教信仰之論者,若「天志」「明鬼」之屬,輒斥之為封建迷信,甚而鄙為不齒。此風漸成學林論墨之「政治正確」,亦成研墨解經之「路徑依賴」。此中所系之學術焦點,即墨家果為建制之「宗教」乎?或具宗教雛形之「准宗教」乎?墨家得以稱「宗教」乎?得以名「墨教」乎?此實百年墨學格局中亟須探明之根本問題。欲應斯問,當據傳世典籍、出土文獻及史料遺存,藉由跨學科之方法以審慎推原,由是重衡墨家宗教思想之價值,還原其宗教形態之本來面目,庶幾可煥中土墨學於文明互鑒視閾中之理論潛能。
報名鏈接:https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/ZdgbLdaG8g
更多講座詳情請見:https://jas.hkbu.edu.hk/zh-hk/events/2026/A-Hundred-Sinology-Fortnightly-2026-Fall.html
#半月譚 #百譚萬象 #飲食文學 #人工智能 #墨學 #墨家 #古典學 #宗教性
A Hundred Sinology Fortnightly
To celebrate the essence of traditional culture and deepen academic dialogue on campus, the Jao Tsung-I Academy of Sinology has introduced the “Sinology Fortnightly” series. This academic event invites emerging scholars of Chinese and Sinological studies worldwide to collaboratively explore classic texts and share scholarly insights, thereby igniting intellectual creativity and expanding perspectives. With 95 forums already held, the series is set to host its 96th to 100th sessions in person during the Fall Semester of 2026. Themed "A Hundred Sinology Fortnightly" this milestone coincides with our University's 70th anniversary celebrations. We look forward to welcoming you to the Academy!
Venue: SWT 702, Level 7, Shaw Tower, Shaw campus, Hong Kong Baptist University (In-person only)
Below are details of the seminars in the 2026 Fall:
Session 1 (Overall No. 96)
2026/9/8 | 10:30–12:00 | Cantonese
From Text to Image: The Application of Food Literature and AI-Assisted Teaching
SIU Yan Ho, Lecturer I, Department of Chinese Language and Literature, Academy of Chinese, History, Religion and Philosophy, Hong Kong Baptist University
Abstract: Ancient Chinese classics contain rich gastronomic materials covering a wide array of topics, including anecdotes, medicine, culinary arts, and dietary nourishment, offering substantial value for in-depth scholarship. The distinctiveness of these culinary records lies in their capacity to transcend textual reading: they can be extended into real-life contexts as tangible, experiential elements. Serving as ideal materials for bridging antiquity and modernity—as well as adapting ancient knowledge for modern application—these texts can even be materialized on the dining table, manifesting a unique practice of transforming written records into actual culinary dishes. Amid the advancement of artificial intelligence in pedagogy, the application of culinary literature has expanded beyond written text into generated images and videos. When integrated into research, teaching, and knowledge transfer, this visual medium offers an innovative channel for presenting literary and documentary heritage, thereby establishing a new paradigm for the dissemination of Chinese food culture.
Registration: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/pW2GgFjUXB
Session 2 (Overall No. 97)
2026/9/16 | 14:30–16:00 | Putonghua
Is Mohism a Religion? Reflection on “Mohist Education” in Mohist Studies
HUANG Jiaofeng, Associate Professor, School of General Education, Beijing Normal-Hong Kong Baptist University
Abstract: Since modern times, many scholars have said that Mohism was the representative of materialism and science and technology school in the pre Qin period. Therefore, it has become the mainstream of academic circles to expound the materialist thoughts of Mohism, such as “natural”, “forceful engagement” and “economical use”, and to belittle the idealistic religious dimensions (religious thoughts and religious forms) of Mohism, such as “respecting heaven” and “doing ghosts”, “Political correctness” and path dependence of Mohist studies for hundreds of years. This is the defect of Mohist study. Is Mohism a “Mohism religion”. This is also a big problem in the study of Mohism. The author thinks that it is necessary to speculate on the basis of existing relevant literature and interdisciplinary knowledge in order to approach the true features of Mohist religious thought and religious form to the maximum extent, and expand the dimension of Mohism in the field of civilization dialogue. Relevant research should balance “historical materials”, “Mohist classics” and “reasonable speculation”.
Registration: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/ZdgbLdaG8g
More details: https://jas.hkbu.edu.hk/en/events/2026/A-Hundred-Sinology-Fortnightly-2026-Fall.html