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由艾思滔策劃，連同香港海事博物館策展部團隊共同呈獻，「歳月遊蹤」展覽涵蓋1940年代至1970年代期間，由Hedda Morrison, Brian Brake及 Edward Stokes艾思滔於香港拍攝的照片。

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第一天

2025年9月23日（星期二）

08:30 - 09:00

登記及接待

09:00 - 09:30

開幕典禮及致歡迎辭

09:30 - 10:30 

主旨演講

10:30 - 11:00

茶歇 

11:00 - 12:30

論壇 1：全球視野下的鄭和遺產：亞太海上貿易、技術與文化的交匯

所有講者發言後設有 15 分鐘問答互動環節

12:30 - 14:00

午休及交流

14:00 - 15:30 

論壇 2：海事遺產的保護與傳承：脆弱文化的堅韌之路

所有講者發言後設有 15 分鐘問答互動環節

15:30 - 16:00 

茶歇 

16:00 - 17:30

圓桌會議 1：海洋科學：可持續性的未來與博物館的角色

討論完畢後設有 30 分鐘問答互動環節

17:30

第一天結束

第二天

2025年9月24日（星期三）

08:30 - 09:00

登記及接待

09:00 - 10:30 

論壇 3：深海故事：水下考古案例研究

所有講者發言後設有 15 分鐘問答互動環節

10:30 - 11:00

茶歇

11:00 - 12:30

論壇 4：港口與社會：文化交融與海事社區的互動

12:30 - 14:00
午休及交流

14:00 - 15:30 

圓桌會議 2：水下考古對話：連結世界的深海遺產

討論完畢後設有 30 分鐘問答互動環節

15:30 - 16:00

茶歇

16:00 - 17:30

論壇 5：跨文化視野：博物館教育的實踐與反思

所有講者發言後設有 15 分鐘問答互動環節

17:30 - 18:00

論壇總結報告與展望

18:00

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第三天

2025年9月25日（星期四）

09:00 - 12:00 

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講者簡介

Ms Pocket Sun Managing Partner, SoGal Ventures

Pocket Sun is Co-founder and Managing Partner at SoGal Ventures, an early stage venture capital firm backing world-class women and diverse entrepreneurs outside of Silicon Valley. She founded SoGal to solve the deeply rooted inequity in VC and to deliver superior, consistent returns by investing in underrepresented founders, undercapitalized geographies, and underserved problems. Since 2015, Pocket and co-founder Elizabeth have invested in 150+ startups worldwide, managed $45M LP capital, and built a track record of picking five $1B+ unicorns from the earliest stage.

Shortly after receiving a master's degree from the USC in Entrepreneurship, Pocket became one of the youngest to be on the cover of Forbes. As a disruptor in VC and advocate for DEI, she is frequently invited for keynotes and panels by Fortune 500 companies and high-profile conferences including the Microsoft CEO Summit. She has been recognized with awards and features including Entrepreneur Magazine 100 Most Powerful Women, Forbes Under 30 in VC.

Mr Anson Bailey Head of Consumer & Retail, Asia Pacific, KPMG China

Anson joined KPMG in Hong Kong in 1999 and is currently a Partner based in the Hong Kong office heading up the Consumer & Retail Practice in the Asia Pacific region. Today, he is part of the KPMG Global Consumer & Retail Leadership team.

Anson has been active in driving a number of thought leadership reports and executive briefings for senior executives covering innovation and consumers in China and across the Asia Pacific region. He has worked with many corporates to understand the complex markets we live in and current levels of disruption being seen with various thought leadership reports including Global Mobile Payments, Consumers & Convergence, Mobilizing Innovation: The Changing Landscape of Disruptive Technologies, The Rise of the Digital Multi-tasker, Be a Smarter Start-up, MNCs in China, Made in China 2025, China's Connected Consumers, Global Connected Consumers, Connecting Hong Kong – Perspectives on our future as a smart city, Connected Cities – insights across the ASPAC region, Retail Recharged, The Future of Seamless Commerce in Asia Pacific and The Changing Face of Commerce series.

Today, he works with a growing number of C-level executives as a trusted advisor in looking at the customer and providing the best in client innovation whilst acting as the Lead Partner for a number of strategic accounts in both the consumer and tech arena across the Asia Pacific region.

He strongly believes in supporting local communities with various outreach programs and nurturing the next generation of young leaders. Anson is a frequent speaker at conferences and events around the globe and has completed his Executive Masters in Innovation & Technology with the Poly University as well as the MIT Executive Leadership & Innovation Program.

Mr Richard Wang Partner, Draper Dragon

Richard Wang joined DFJ Dragon Fund since 2011. He has over 18 years of business development, technical marketing and sales management in high technology space experiences. Prior to DFJ Dragon Fund, Richard served as QunZhong E-Commerce's CEO and successfully opens up new sales channel through PC internet, mobile internet and MSO. He also develops the franchise channel for further expand the distribution network and logistic service.

Prior to QunZhong E-Commerce, he also founded OLEA Network with partners from Silicon Valley. The company research and develop wireless intelligent ECG senor by using the Doppler radar principle. Richard also worked as APAC sales director and Greater China country manager for Wavesat. He managed sale and business development for WiMAX and LTE market focus on ODMs/OEMs and carriers engagement and design in Asia. Before Wavesat, Richard took several functions from technical support to business development in RF Micro Device since 2002.

Richard is a seasoned technical person with strong knowledge of Wireless System, RF sub-system product design and application, including GSM/GPRS/EDGE, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, WIMAX and LTE product, he has several technical papers published in IEEE journal. Mr. Wang holds MSEE from National Chiao Tung University since 1995.

講者簡介

DING Jianxiang; Professor, School of Cultural Heritage and Information Management, Shanghai University (China)

DING Jianxiang is Professor of the School of Cultural Heritage and Information Management of Shanghai University, and Director of the Maritime Archaeology Research Center of Shanghai University (MAC-SHU). The head of the Key Innovation Team of "Maritime Archaeology and Interpretation and Dissemination of Cultural Heritage Value" in Shanghai. The research fields are concentrated on Maritime archaeology, underwater archaeology, and the archaeology of the Maritime Silk Road.

JIANG Bo; Professor, Institute of Cultural Heritage, Shandong University (China)

JIANG Bo is a professor from the Institute of Cultural Heritage of Shandong University. Mr. Jiang currently acts as a professor in the fields of Maritime Archaeology, as well as Han-tang Period Archaeology and World Heritage. He got his Ph.D. from Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) in 2001. As a field archaeologist, he worked in the Institute of Archaeology of CASS from 1992 to 2012, then, he moved to the National Center of Underwater Cultural Heritage to act as the director of Underwater Archaeological Institute from 2013 to 2020. In 2020, he was appointed as an honor professor at Shandong University. Prof. Jiang Bo published series of books and articles on the study of ancient capital sites, maritime archaeology and world heritage, including: A Study on Ceremonial Architectures of Han-Tang Period; The Archaeological Discovery and Research of Ancient Chinese Capital (cooperated); Seaports, Shipwrecks, and Trade Cargoes: an archaeological perspective on Maritime Silk Route; Family Linage and Ethnic Transition of the Doulu Famil. Currently, Prof. Jiang Bo acts as the Vice-President of ICOMOS and Vice-president of Chinese Association of Oversea Relationship Studies. Prof. Jiang was also invited to act as visiting scholar to Harvard University (2002-2003;2007-2008) and National Gallery of Arts of U.S.A. (2006).

LIU Miao; Professor, School of History and Cultural Heritage, Xiamen University (China)

LIU Miao is an associate professor at the School of History and Cultural Heritage, Xiamen University, with her main research focus on ceramic archaeology and maritime archaeology. She is a member of the Chinese underwater archaeology team and a visiting scholar at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). She currently serves as a director of the Overseas Transportation History Research Association and a standing director of the Maritime Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Protection Special Committee of the China Ocean Development Research Association.

LU Wei; Deputy Director, The China Maritime Museum (China)

LU Wei is the Deputy Director of the China Maritime Museum. He specialises in exhibition research, cultural and creative product development, leveraging the museum’s collections to explore maritime heritage. Under his leadership, China Maritime Museum was awarded the Excellence Prize at the 18th National Museum Top Ten Exhibition Promotion in 2020 and the Key Promotion Award for “Promoting Chinese excellent traditional Culture and cultivating socialist core Values” by the National Cultural Heritage Administration in 2022. Additionally, as co-editor, he contributed to The Tale of Chinese Ships, which won the National Outstanding Popular Science Works Award in 2023.

Mavis LUO; Client Manager, CTX Special Risks (Hong Kong SAR, China)

Mavis LUO is a marine insurance broker specialising in risk management and sustainable shipping solutions. She has worked closely with shipowners, insurers, and financial institutions to develop innovative insurance products that align with ESG objectives in APAC market. She combines technical insurance knowledge with a forward-looking approach to environmental and governance challenges in shipping. As a Client Manager at CTX Special Risks, she advises clients on optimising insurance solutions while supporting the industry’s transition to a low-carbon future.

Clifford Joseph PEREIRA; Freelance Heritage Researcher and Consultant

Clifford J. PEREIRA is a long time fellow of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) where he first presented the voyages of Zheng He to the society in 1991. He presented his initial investigation on the East African portion of the Mao Kun chart at the 2010 International Conference on Zheng He and the Afro-Asian World at Melaka followed by Cambridge University (UK) and at Dalian Maritime University where he was Visiting Foreign Specialist Researcher (2011-2015). Pereira is a frequent speaker at the University of Hong Kong. He holds a Master’s in Historical Research and is based in Hong Kong.

SONG Jianzhong; Director, Hainan Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology (South China Sea Institute of Deep-sea Archaeology) (China)

SONG Jianzhong is the Director of the Hainan Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology (South China Sea Institute of Deep-sea Archaeology), the Executive Director of the China Ocean Development Research Association, and the Director of the Marine Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Protection Committee. Director Song has long been engaged in underwater archaeology and Maritime Silk Road research and leads the Northwestern Continental Slope No. 1 and No. 2 Shipwrecks Archaeological Project as Chief Scientist.

WANG Fang; Director, Guangzhou Maritime Museum (China)

Dr. WANG Fang, graduated from the Department of History of Sun Yat-Sen University. Head of Guang Zhou Maritime Museum, Secretary of Guang Dong Province Museum Association. Be active and absorptive, with open-mind: As a leader in Chinese Museum Education field to organized international Conferences and Training programs; established fist children playing Area in the Museum, projected and presided educational projects for middle and primary schools, planed exhibition of Kids Zoo of Relics (2016), European Paintings of 500 years (2020), and Encountering Huang Dong (2024-2025). Once she was enlisted as a specialist of Chinese Museum Association and took part in First Rank Museum Evaluation work

WANG Haiyan; Director, Guangdong Folk Craft Museum (China)

Director WANG is a Doctor of History, researcher and director of the Guangdong Folk Craft Museum, and a council member of the Chinese Museum Association. Dr. Wang was an intern at the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, 2008-2009. In recent years, she has been invited to give academic lectures and attend international academic conferences at the University of Michigan in the United States, the National Maritime Museum at Greenwich, the Hong Kong Maritime Museum, as well as domestic universities and museums.

WEI Jun; Professor, Department of Cultural Heritage and Museology/Institute of Archaeological Science, Fudan University (China)

Dr. WEI Jun is a Professor of the Department of Cultural Heritage and Museology at the Institute of Archaeological Science, Fudan University. He also serves as the Deputy Director of ICOM-IMMREC. His primary research focuses on maritime archaeology and museum management. Over the years, he has authored and edited more than 30 books, published over 60 academic papers, and led 12 research projects.

XIN Lixue; Director, China (Hainan) Museum of the South China Sea (China)

Director XIN Lixue graduated from Anhui University with a major in history and museums, and is currently the director of China (Hainan) Nanhai Museum, as well as executive director of the China Museums Association, director of the China Cultural Relics Protection Foundation, off-campus tutor for postgraduate students in the field of museums at Hainan Tropical Ocean University. He is recognised as a high-level talent in Hainan Province, and as a significant worker in the national cultural relics system.

He has been engaged in museum research for more than 30 years, publishing monographs, archaeological excavation reports and more than 20 professional papers, and is an expert in jade identification.

ZENG Lingling; Deputy Director and Research Fellow, Guangzhou Museum (China)

ZENG Lingling is Deputy Director and Research Fellow of the Guangzhou Museum. Lilian ZENG has dedicated two decades to the collection of Chinese export art and research on Guangzhou’s urban history. She has curated a series of original exhibitions exploring the city’s historical legacy, and authored Porcelain Stories: Chinese Export Ware Connecting China with the World, while co-authoring Craftsmen of Guangzhou: An Illustrated History.

「海上巨人號」船錨重36噸，錨柄高7米，錨爪寬 4.45米，厚1.13米，原連繫着長20節的錨鏈（1節約相等於27.4米）。該錨曾裝配在有史以來最大油輪「海上巨人」號上。該船一度爲香港航海業巨擘董浩雲所擁有，其後多次易手和轉名，於35年航行生涯結束後，在2010年在印度古吉拉特海灘被拆卸。後來，其船錨由本館榮譽主席何安逹先生（BBS）正式購入。2010年6月，有關單位排除萬難，把巨錨從古吉拉特移運到香港政府船塢暫存。巨錨展現了昔日的雄偉風采，並見證了香港航運發展的輝煌歷程。