Political situation
Author: Sha Banshan
2020-06-08 23:52
Date of last update: 2020-06-08 23:52Schools in Hong Kong have been suspended due to the epidemic situation, and primary and secondary students have resumed classes since the end of last month. The newly appointed Secretary for Home Affairs, Xu Yingwei, visited the MWYO Youth Office, a think tank established by Liu Mingwei, vice chairman of the Youth Development Committee, and joined the office's "Youth Notes" student focus group discussion to understand how their lives have changed in the epidemic.
Before the discussion started, Liu Mingwei prepared snacks with his own hands and hosted college and middle school students who participated in the focus group. When Xu Yingwei saw it, "the index finger moved", and it also called Liu Mingwei to prepare more copies. What kind of snacks did Liu Mingwei prepare?
Xu Yingwei introduced the MWYO Youth Office, a think tank founded by Liu Mingwei, at the beginning of the show. (Screenshot of Home Affairs Bureau film)
In the "Caspar Follow You" series of short videos uploaded by the Home Affairs Bureau tonight (8th), Liu Mingwei mentioned that when the think tank specializes in youth research, he discussed with different young people from time to time. The impact of the epidemic on young people's learning and social interaction.
Xu Yingwei asked a group of young people on the show if they learned anything during the epidemic. Middle school student Richard said that because there is more free time, there is more time to practice guitar, so the technology has improved. Some middle school students said that they had never thought about the epidemic situation, which made their family relationship closer. Edward, a college student, said that he had been busy with his studies, but the epidemic situation gave him more time to think about his future.
Xu Yingwei pointed out that he has learned a lot every time he contacts with young people. He believes that young people are full of positive energy. There are ways to solve the difficulties they face. There are many expectations and plans for the future prospects. The interview allows him to think more from the perspective of everyone, how to do more for everyone.
As for the snacks prepared by Liu Mingwei, they were actually the "eggs" baked in the office. He even prepared three bottoms in one breath. "We have to feed people to the focus group (focus group)." Xu Yingwei heard this. It means, "Okay, remember to leave a few cakes to me!"
Xu Yingwei heard Liu Mingwei introduce the eggs he made, and then said, "Okay, remember to leave me a few cakes for a while!" (Home Affairs Bureau video map)
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