In the era of artificial intelligence (AI), it has permeated various aspects of life. While children enjoy the conveniences of AI, parents inevitably worry about the accompanying risks. Moreover, if students improper use of electronic devices, it may pose multiple threats to their eye health. Many parents may search for solutions to help protect their children’s vision. A perspective from Chinese Medicine may provide insights into how to prevent eye damage by electronic devices.

The Education Bureau, the Hong Kong Education City and the Committee on Home-School Co-operation, will co-organise the parent seminar “e-Generation Connected Joy Parent Seminar (3): Guiding Children on the AI Path X Effective Eye Care in Chinese Medicine”. An unit in-charge of Wellness PLUS of the Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups will analyse AI’s impact on learning, values, and psychological development for parents, using real-life examples to illustrate its risks and opportunities, and guiding parents on cultivating their children’s AI literacy. A Chinese medicine practitioner at the TWGHs Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine Treatment Centre will analyse the relationship between e-learning and eye health from both modern medical and traditional Chinese medicine perspective and explain how to utilise Chinese medicine approaches to promote eye health. The details of the seminar are as follows:

Date: 30 January 2026 (Friday)
Time: 8:00 pm to 9:30 pm
Format: Online (Zoom)
Language: Cantonese

Content & Speaker:
1. Children in the AI Era – How Parents Guide Their Children in Facing Artificial Intelligence
    Ms. Chiu Lok Yong, Unit In-Charge, Wellness PLUS, Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups

2. Electronic Device Use in Digital Learning and Eye Health: Relationship, Prevention, and Chinese Medicine Approaches
    Dr Hu Zhichao, Chinese Medicine Practitioner, TWGHs Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine Treatment Centre