University is a precursor before you finally step into the "real world." — Yusuke Osada

The "Art Lighthouse Project" embarks on a new chapter, with esteemed faculties from across divisions joining this season's Teachers' Remarks IV interview series. This edition features distinguished faculty members who bring profound insights, accomplished backgrounds, and inspiring musical talent to the forefront of music education. Their words of wisdom and experiences will motivate students to explore the vast world of music and find their own direction.

"You can only depend on yourself but no one else. The sooner you realize this, the sooner you are able to adjust to this. Then it will start to propel you, make you prepare to enter into adulthood and university years, become a fully-fledged bird, and be independent."

In this episode, we feature Prof. Yusuke Osada, Associate Professor of Piano & Keyboard at the School of Music, CUHK-Shenzhen. Prof. Osada delves into how young people can shape the values during their university years. Drawing from his personal experiences, he shares how different cultural environments benefit musical learning and provides valuable insights into the meaning of collaboration across various instruments. Let's explore his thoughts together!