“Brand new!” That’s what they called Lee Shu Pui Hall when it first opened its doors. Here we are in front of Lee Shu Pui Hall. Completed in 1993, Lee Shu Pui Hall is a co-ed hostel of Chung Chi College. It quickly earned the nickname “New Hostel”.
Lee Shu Pui Hall was the newest building in Chung Chi College back then. Even though two more hostels appeared later, the name stuck. Can you imagine the excitement of being among the first students to live here?
Lee Shu Pui Hall is a significant part of student life here. It offers around 300 hostel places. This makes it the largest of Chung Chi College’s hostels. It is a vibrant community where students from diverse backgrounds come together.
Currently, Professor Siu Fung Ying Angela is the warden. Lee Shu Pui Hall has a capacity for 161 male and 133 female students.
The Lee Shu Pui Hall, like all Chung Chi College hostels, has its rules. Residents must respect Hong Kong law. Illegal items are strictly forbidden. Disruptive behavior is not tolerated. There are also rules about visiting hours and smoking.
Lee Shu Pui Hall gives students a place to live and grow. It offers them memories and friendships that last a lifetime. It is more than just a building. It is a home away from home for many students at Chung Chi College.