澳門大學曹光彪書院於2025年10月23日舉辦2025/2026學年首場高桌晚宴，以「青春無悔」為主題，旨在激勵院生勇敢追夢，在青春歲月中創造無悔回憶。

在院長劉潤東博士帶領下，晚宴嘉賓陸續進場，包括澳門青年導演及編劇陳雅莉小姐、澳門青年導演徐欣羨小姐，以及北京電影學院製片管理系畢業生黃傑烽小姐。司儀介紹嘉賓背景後，宣佈晚宴正式開始。劉院長於致辭中強調書院教育對培養學生創意活力和全人發展的重要性，並勉勵同學善用大學平台勇於探索。隨後，司儀分享初入書院的感受，提及書院透過多元活動豐富學生生活，營造充滿歸屬感與活力的共學環境。用餐期間，由趙家儀同學帶來鋼琴演奏，她的精湛琴藝為現場增添優雅氣氛。

晚宴中段的主題分享環節中，三位嘉賓分別講述個人追夢歷程，內容聚焦於青春、叛逆與理想實踐。

陳雅莉小姐回顧童年叛逆時期的成長故事：曾因家庭誤解而逃學，後在社工幫助下重拾方向，高中時更寫信修復與家人的關係。在老師鼓勵下，她萌生拍攝電影的想法。然而求學之路充滿波折，因母親經濟阻礙無法赴台升學，遂改入澳門大學新聞系並利用學生會資源完成首部長片。畢業後，即使面對資金不足與創作低潮，她仍堅持拍攝，完成《沙漏愛情》及《馬達·蓮娜》等作品，並於2022年獲頒澳門特區政府文化功績勳章。她鼓勵同學勇於探索，在青春中將叛逆轉化為創造力。

徐欣羨小姐則分享其由興趣探索走向影像創作的經歷。中學時期，她以DV參加拍攝比賽，並在辯論隊的經驗中反思「真理未必越辯越明」，領悟情感往往先於邏輯，而影像力量能直擊人心。她畢業於台灣世新大學傳播系，雖曾迷惘，但在創作中持續累積養分。她的新作《女孩不平凡》延續叛逆精神，而其首部劇情長片《骨妹》面對香港電影產量低迷和社會挑戰，她仍憑毅力堅守電影路，曾從事教學及臨時演員統籌等工作，強調「成就感源於現場實踐與投入」。

黃傑烽小姐於2023年畢業於北京電影學院。她表示，高二時參加短片比賽開始接觸影視製作，並立志成為製片人，把製片視為協調與管理的重要角色。疫情期間，她一邊上網課、一邊在澳門拍攝短片，畢業後回澳參與本地電影製片工作。她指出製片工作雖繁瑣辛勞，且鮮少受到注目或設有獎項，但真正的成就感來自確保劇組運作順利，並希望以努力改善澳門電影產業環境。

在問答環節中，學生劉力源提問三位嘉賓如何堅持理想及入行建議。陳雅莉小姐表示創作是療癒自我與面對人生的一種方式，雖然道路艱辛，但進步會回應努力；黃傑烽小姐強調無論行業大小都需要責任與奉獻；徐欣羨小姐則認為持守初心至關重要，同時要有面對失敗的勇氣。分享結束後，劉院長向三位嘉賓致送感謝狀並合影留念。

晚宴尾聲，楊雅琪同學帶來京劇《霸王別姬》選段〈夜深沉〉，並由速子樂隊演奏兩首樂曲，為晚宴畫下圓滿句點。本次高桌晚宴結合美食、藝術與成長分享，體現書院推動全人教育的理念。曹光彪書院期望透過邀請具社會貢獻及專業成就的嘉賓，啟發院生勇於嘗試、發揮潛能，在青春旅程中無悔前行。

學生感言（摘錄）：

  • “其實未來的就業方向並不一定是自己大學專業的方向，可能中途出現新的興趣，或者未來出現新的就業方向，就好像當時的三位講者一樣，儘管澳門的電影路很難走，但只要有追夢的熱誠並不要放棄就會成功！”
  • “我認為能將熱愛變成自己的職業是非常幸福的。看到三位老師都在影視領域上一直堅持，我也有理由去在我想選擇的道路上堅持。”
  • “人生有很多可能性，去追尋自己生命的激情。不要害怕競爭，競爭無處不在。”
  • “原來很多人在找到人生理想的路上，都經歷過一波三折的試錯與迷茫。這讓我意識到理想不是瞬間確定的結果，而是在摸索中逐漸清晰的方向。不必因暫時沒找到目標而焦慮，那些看似‘走偏’的經歷，其實都是幫我們篩選、靠近真正熱愛的過程。”
  • I want to express my deepest gratitude to our three guest directors. Your words tonight did something remarkable! they turned the abstract concept of “youth” into a tangible, powerful force.Seeing the world through your experiences, from the bustling cities to the serene landscapes you call home, I felt a profound shift. You made me feel my youth, not as a countdown of years, but as a reservoir of boundless energy and possibility. Your challenges taught me resilience, your passion ignited my own, and your success whispered a simple, powerful truth: “You can do this too.”

    Thank you for your generosity, your time, and for sharing not just your craft, but a piece of your spirit with us. Please continue to shine your light. For every young person like me who heard you tonight, you are not just directors; you are beacons. We are so thankful.

  • “這場分享會讓我明白所謂‘叛逆’，從不是無意義的對抗，而是少年人打破常規的勇氣，是對‘被定義人生’的溫柔反抗；而‘追夢’，則是這份叛逆最堅定的落點——帶着莽撞的赤誠，不計代價地向心之所向奔赴。青春的“無悔”，從不是每一步都走得完美，而是即便跌倒、迷茫，也從未放棄對熱愛的執着。那些曾被質疑的‘不切實際’，那些咬牙堅持的深夜，恰恰是青春最鮮活的注腳。它讓我懂得，真正的成長，是在叛逆中找到自我，在追夢中學會堅韌，即便前路未知，也要帶着這份少年氣，勇敢奔赴下一場山海。”
  • “我意識到原來大家在青春期都有一段叛逆的時期，我們要做到的不是壓抑叛逆，而是通過這種‘叛逆’找到自己真正熱愛的事情，激發自己的潛能。”
  • “在大學之前，自己都在遵循應試教育的傳統路線，沒能好好了解何為自己真正熱愛；如今來到這裏終於有機會有資源，那就大膽去嘗試去探索吧。”

The University of Macau (UM) Chao Kuang Piu College held its first High Table Dinner of the 2025/2026 academic year on 23 October 2025, under the theme “No Regrets in Youth.” The event aimed to inspire students to pursue their dreams with courage, embrace personal growth, and create meaningful university experiences.

Led by College Master Dr. Lau Yun Tung, the dinner welcomed three distinguished guests from the film industry: Macau film director and screenwriter Emily Chan, Macau film director Tracy Choi, and Beijing Film Academy graduate and film producer Anita Wong. In his opening speech, Dr. Lau highlighted the importance of creativity, personal development, and holistic education within the college community. The evening began with a warm and engaging atmosphere as the emcee shared reflections on college life and learning beyond the classroom. During the dinner, student Zhao Jiayi delivered an elegant piano performance, adding a refined touch to the evening.

During the guest sharing session, the three speakers recounted their journeys in the film industry, exploring themes of youth, resilience, and staying true to one’s passion.

Emily Chan reflected on her rebellious teenage years, sharing how early misunderstandings led her to struggle academically before being guided back on track by a social worker. Inspired by writing and storytelling in high school, she pursued filmmaking despite financial challenges and initially enrolling in UM’s Journalism programme. With limited resources, she produced her first feature-length film as a student and later completed Timing and Madalena. Moreover, she earning the Medal of Cultural Merit from the Macau SAR Government in 2022. Emily Chan encouraged students to embrace exploration and transform youthful energy into creativity.

Tracy Choi shared how her passion for filmmaking began with DV competitions during secondary school. Her experience on the debate team made her realise that emotion often precedes logic, and that film can move audiences profoundly. She later studied Communication at Shih Hsin University in Taiwan, a journey she described as both challenging and enriching. She found joy in small contributions, like teaching, and encouraged staying true to one’s passion.

Anita Wong, a 2023 graduate in Production Management from the Beijing Film Academy, was first inspired by a short film competition in high school. During the pandemic, she continued to practise filmmaking in Macau while attending online classes. She now works in film production locally and spoke about the demanding nature of producing, a role that often goes unnoticed but is essential to filmmaking. She stressed the importance of teamwork and expressed her commitment to improving Macau’s film production environment.

In the Q&A session, student Liu Liyuan asked the guests about entering the film industry and staying motivated. Emily Chan responded that creating helps heal and progress is worth it. Anita Wong encouraged young people to develop a spirit of responsibility and contribution. Tracy Choi emphasized perseverance and the courage to face failure while remaining true to one’s original intention.

To conclude the evening, Dr. Lau presented certificates of appreciation to the guests. The closing performances included a Peking Opera piece “Deep in the Night” from Farewell My Concubine by student Yang Yaqi, followed by two musical pieces by the Tachyon Band, bringing the event to a delightful finale.

Combining cultural exchange, artistic performance, and inspirational dialogue, the High Table Dinner reflected the college’s commitment to whole-person education. Chao Kuang Piu College hopes to continue encouraging students to unlock their potential, explore new possibilities, and live their university years with purpose—leaving no regrets in youth.