Centenarian Hong Kong Scholar Jao Tsung-i Featured in Beijing Exhibition
An exhibition in Beijing is showcasing works by Jao Tsung-i, a 100-year-old scholar based in Hong Kong. The scholar's name was inspired by the 11th-century philosopher Zhou Dunyi, chosen by his father with aspirations for his intellectual development.
Key facts
- Jao Tsung-i is a Hong Kong-based scholar
- He is 100 years old
- His works are being displayed in a Beijing exhibition
- His name references philosopher Zhou Dunyi
- His father selected the name hoping he would achieve similar scholarly distinction
Entities
Artists
- Jao Tsung-i (Rao Zongyi)
Locations
- Hong Kong
- Beijing