Administration
Lodging 
During the days in Hong Kong(4/7-7/7 and 19/7-21/7), you'll be staying at the campus hostel of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. (single/shared room, nice, decent and accessible).
Believe it or not, the picture above is a bird's eye view of Hong Kong University of Technology and Science. It looks more like a town than a university, but it felt exactly like a dorm when we stayed there. It's the nicest university I have ever been to, which doesn't say much since the only uni I have been to is Club Mac. The grounds are extensive, the scenery unbelievable, the food terrible. The sunrise is incredible. However, after three nights where the earliest shower I had was after midnight, and macaroni for breakfast every morning we couldn't wait to get to VIP status living in hotel. Ahhh room service, laundry service here we come!
This is what room 316 actually looked like. Like a bombshell hit it. The mess was completely and utterly mine. This is a 5am sunrise. It don't seem that great after only 2 hours sleep, but I was awake enough to take the shot.
Provision in Each Room
Each room consists of single beds, desks and wardrobes and it is air-conditioned.  Each resident will be provided with a pillow, a pillow case, a bed sheet and a blanket. Bed sheets will be changed every 3 or 4 days.  Contact your residential coordinator if you are in need of additional blankets.  The Hall DOES NOT provide personal accessories such as towel, suit, tooth paste, tooth brush and slippers for residents.

Identification for Safety and Security
A resident must present a valid Temporary Resident Card for identification upon entry into Hall premises.  Proof of identity may be requested of any person in the Hall by members of Hall staff.

Laundering Facilities
Laundering is only allowed in the Laundry of each Hall.  The Laundry is equipped with coin-operated washing machines and dryers.  Charges for one washing cycle is HK$7.00 and that for drying is HK$1.00 per 6 mins.  Participants may change coins at the Hall Office.

Access to Hall
Entry to and exit from the Hall MUST BE made through the main entrance only except during emergencies when the nearest exits should be used.  The main entrance operates with a number lock.  Residents will be informed of the number of the lock upon check-in.

Living/Campus Environment
During your period of stay, there will still be students residing in the Hall.  Please note that students may find it offensive to see someone smoking, drinking or attired improperly.  T-shirt, shorts and sandals are the minimum requirements in any common areas of Hall premises.  It will be considerate of you to minimize noise in late hours.  For your own safety, DO NOT enter any University premises or facilities after opening hours without prior approval or arrangement.

Dress Code
You will be provided with two polo shirts, one jacket and one cap as uniform of the delegation.  Put on them when instructed during some special functions.  (Do keep them clean and tidy).

* Bring a pair of dark color pants (not jeans) for guys and a skirt in dark color for girls.  For dark color, we mean black, dark blue or dark grey.

* When jackets are put on, please wear leather shoes and not sneakers nor athletic shoes.

* Laundry services are generally available in all hostels/hotels the delegation will be staying.  But you should pay for them or else you do your own washing.

Behavior Code

* Delegates have to participate in ALL program throughout the trip.  No individual activities outside the itinerary are permitted.
* Under very special and emergency situation, approval should be obtained from the Secretariat directly or through the respective group mentor/group coordinator.
* Although delegates participate in the program as individuals and may not represent their respective universities, yet it is crucial for you to act as "Ambassadors" to present a good image of your own universities.
* Delegates should respect the legal system in China Mainland and appreciate their possible differences from your own countries/regions.  In any case, delegates are responsible for their own behaviors and acts.

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