由樹仁傳播學系舉辦的「中華武術與體育文化傳播」項目，讓參與的中學生以中華武術為切入點，了解國家級第五批非物質遺產及香港首份「非物質文化遺產代表作名錄」之一的詠春拳術的內涵及技巧。
透過體驗課讓學生深入理解其所包含的中華傳統道德禮儀及文化哲理，提高學生對中華傳統文化的興趣，增強國民身份認同感，傳承弘揚傳統文化。
在體驗活動當中，首先由詠春體育會主席暨葉問二子葉正師傅首徒-李煜昌師傅向同學展示及講解詠春的拳理，與此同時，專業攝影師教授學生學習運用手機拍攝不同角度動作圖片，並且加以運用手機程式即時作編輯。完成後，同學與大會分享相片及討論延伸活動- VR 虛擬詠春拳館的創作設計。
The “Chinese Martial Arts and Sports Culture Communication” project is launched by the Department of Journalism and Communication of the Hong Kong Shue Yan University. Secondary school participants learnt about Wing Chun, one of the fifth batch of national intangible heritage and the first Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Hong Kong through Chinese martial arts as a starting point.
This experience deepened students’ understanding of traditional Chinese morality, etiquette, culture and philosophy, arousing students' interest in traditional Chinese culture and strengthen their sense of national identity to carry on the legacy of the traditional culture.
Master Dennis Lee, Chairman of Ving Tsun Athletic Associaton, and disciple of Grandmaster Ip Ching (second son of the last Grandmaster Ip Man) kicked off the event by demonstrating and elaborating the principles of Wing Chun. At the same time, professional photographers taught students how to use their mobile phones to take photos of the Wing Chun movements from different angles, and use a mobile app to do the editing immediately. Last but not least, students shared the photos taken and discussed together in an extended activity to create a VR Wing Chun centre.