Zhang Jianzong repeated Luo Huining's argument that integrating into the country's development does not mean Hong Kong will be mainlanded or marginalized

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Written by: Kuang Xiaobin

2020-10-25 09:54

Last update date: 2020-10-25 09:54

Luo Huining, director of the Liaison Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, said last week that Hong Kong's integration into the overall development of the country is not to make Hong Kong "inlandized" and "marginalized", but to fully and accurately implement the "one country, two systems" policy.

After Luo Huining’s speech, Chief Secretary for Administration Zhang Jianzong reiterated the above statement in his blog today (25th). He continued that Hong Kong youths are proficient in biliteracy and trilingualism, proficient in Chinese and Western cultures, have a broad international perspective, and compete in the Greater Bay Area. Advantage.

Zhang Jianzong encouraged young people to learn about the country's development and opportunities in the midst of it, always maintain an open, inclusive and healthy competition mentality, make good use of the "broad platform" of the Greater Bay Area, and provide a new runway for employment and career development.

Zhang Jianzong also said that the government will establish the "Greater Bay Area Hong Kong Youth Innovation and Entrepreneurship Base Alliance" to support Hong Kong youths who start businesses in the Greater Bay Area.

Luo Huining (left), director of the Liaison Office of the Central Committee, stated on October 20 that Hong Kong's integration into the overall national development is not to make Hong Kong "inlandized" and "marginalized", but to fully and accurately implement the "One Country, Two Systems" policy.

(Profile picture / Photo by Luo Junhao)

Luo Huining hosted the "Symposium on Learning from the Spirit of Xi Jinping's Important Speech" at the Liaison Office last Tuesday (20th), during which he talked about Hong Kong's integration into the overall situation of national development not to make Hong Kong "inlandized" and "marginalized", but to be comprehensive and accurate Implement the "One Country, Two Systems" policy to allow Hong Kong to maintain its distinctive features and give play to its comparative advantages.

He also pointed out that it is an inevitable opportunity for Hong Kong to take the lead in participating in the construction of the Greater Bay Area, and it cannot allow "historical opportunities" to become "historical regrets."

Zhang Jianzong stated in his blog today that the Greater Bay Area is a unique and diverse economy in terms of population, economic scale, and resources. The GDP of the region is US$1.6 trillion. “In terms of economic scale, it is expected In the near future, it will surpass the New York Bay Area and the Tokyo Bay Area to become the largest bay area in the world.” He emphasized that Hong Kong and Shenzhen have their own advantages and can complement each other and achieve mutual benefits.

Zhang Jianzong believes that Hong Kong has always been Shenzhen's largest source of foreign investment. Hong Kong's cumulative investment in Shenzhen accounts for nearly 80% of Shenzhen's foreign investment; Hong Kong is also Shenzhen's largest export point, accounting for nearly 40% of Shenzhen's exports.

He continued to point out that the economic interaction between Hong Kong and Shenzhen is an important driving force for the economic prosperity of the two places. Hong Kong and Shenzhen "joint forces" to deepen Hong Kong and Shenzhen cooperation and promote a "two-city economy."

Chief Secretary for Administration Zhang Jianzong stated in his blog that Hong Kong youths are proficient in biliteracy and trilingualism, proficient in Chinese and Western cultures, have a broad international perspective, and have a competitive advantage in the Greater Bay Area.

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The Hong Kong government will further assist young entrepreneurs in Hong Kong to explore the opportunities brought about by the development of the Greater Bay Area. The government will establish the "Greater Bay Area Hong Kong Youth Innovation and Entrepreneurship Base Alliance", inviting Guangdong and Hong Kong institutions to include strong and historically supported companies. Innovation bases, universities, non-governmental organizations, scientific research units, professional organizations, venture capital funds, etc. join the alliance to establish a one-stop information, publicity and exchange platform to support Hong Kong youths who start their businesses in the Greater Bay Area.

In his concluding remarks, Zhang Jianzong said that Hong Kong's integration into the overall situation of national development is not to "inlandize" and "marginalize" Hong Kong, but to allow Hong Kong to continue to play its unique advantages of "one country, two systems".

He believes that young people in Hong Kong have grown up in a metropolis with an international language environment, are proficient in biliteracy and trilingualism, are proficient in Chinese and Western culture, have a broad international perspective, and have certain competitive advantages in the Greater Bay Area.

Xi Jinping said, "The construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area is a major national development strategy, and Shenzhen is an important engine for the construction of the Greater Bay Area." (Photo)

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Zhang encourages young people to learn about the country's development and opportunities in the midst of it, always maintain an open, inclusive and healthy competition mentality, strive to enhance their own strength, self-enhance and enrich the growth process, give full play to their strengths, and make good use of the vast platform of the Greater Bay Area.

He believes that the Greater Bay Area provides young people in Hong Kong with a new runway for employment and career development, as well as one more choice.

Zhang Jianzong Luo Huining, Greater Bay Area