Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor released the last "policy address" of the current government last Wednesday (October 6). The most noticed is the "Northern Metropolis" involving one-third of Hong Kong's land. The authorities announced the same evening as " "Northern Metropolis Development Strategy" (hereinafter referred to as "Development Strategy").
The political circles are very positive about this, and they believe that the Hong Kong government has finally taken an "enterprising" step; however, the two major issues of "Hong Kong-Shenzhen integration" and "development of the New Territories North" were actually discussed as early as the 1980s. Scholars from Shenzhen and Shenzhen have even put forward many feasible plans for this, and those plans back then and today's ideas can be described as "similar to the same approach."
Zhang Keke, an expert from the Shenzhen Municipal Decision Advisory Committee’s Pilot Demonstration Zone Bay Area Team, who has studied the economic integration of Hong Kong and Shenzhen for more than 40 years, described this plan as "repaying debts" in an interview with "Hong Kong 01".
"The development of the New Territories is not a "today" problem, but a problem left over from history." Zhang Keke, former deputy director of the Shenzhen Municipal Science and Technology Bureau, currently an expert in the Bay Area Group of the Shenzhen Municipal Decision Advisory Committee, and an advisor to the Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Macao Science and Technology Alliance In an interview with "Hong Kong 01", he described, "It is a problem of debt repayment, a problem of repayment, a problem of the people of the New Territories keeping up with social development and common prosperity."
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Power limit or dual control of energy consumption? Similarities and Differences between China's North and South Electricity Shortages
There are divergent opinions about which explanation is closest to the truth
Power supply is difficult to meet the needs of economic operation, accelerating the construction of energy storage industry is the key
The construction of Huanggang Port marked the beginning of the cooperation between Shenzhen and Hong Kong to develop the northern New Territories.
In recent years, the Mainland has been rebuilding the Huanggang Port, and "two inspections in one place" will be implemented in the future.
(Picture of Shenzhen Port Office)
Zhuhai Air Show decodes Internet celebrity J-16D, the People's Liberation Army breaks "heart disease"
The latest China Zhuhai Air Show, which was delayed by one year due to the new crown pneumonia epidemic, was launched from September 28 to October 3.
Looking at this air show, the most popular equipment is not the J-20, nor the Yun-20, but the J-16D electronic warfare aircraft that was made public for the first time.
The name of the J-16D "Growler" is obviously intended to be used as a reference to the American electronic warfare aircraft EA-18G "Growler".
The J-16 is the third-generation semi-heavy multi-purpose fighter equipped by the People’s Liberation Army. It has the characteristics of large load capacity, long range, and strong multi-purpose performance. It is the main combat aircraft that the Air Force is rapidly laying out. Cruising and attracting wide attention.
The J-16D is regarded as an electronic warfare aircraft comparable to the EA-18G by the outside world, thanks to the rapid development of China's electronic information technology and capabilities.
In view of China's special secrecy system, the J-16D is a familiar and mysterious aircraft, but the stone of other mountains can be used to attack jade. The outside world can reverse the performance of the J-16D from the configuration and application of the EA-18G. Is reasonable.
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The PLA Air Force demonstrated its J-16D electronic warfare aircraft for the first time.
(Associated Press)
Dialogue with Hu Enwei-the key to the revival of Hong Kong culture
Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor delivered the last policy address of the current government last Wednesday (October 6). It proposed to reorganize the government's policy-making departments. Cultural and Art Exchange Center.
Regarding the SAR government's attitude towards "culture" in the past, many people have doubts about the reorganization: Is this a useless display of vain, or is it a response to the real needs of reality?
Is it a big desperate bet, or is it a new beginning for thorough introspection?
"Hong Kong 01" has a dialogue with Hu Enwei, a member of the National Hong Kong and Macau Research Association and the artistic director and chief executive officer of the non-profit charitable cultural organization "Zuniu Icosahedron", to discuss how the top priority should be to enhance Hong Kong's soft power, so as to break the situation for Hong Kong's cultural development.
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Hu Enwei believes that if the newly established Cultural Affairs Bureau still only relies on activities to develop culture instead of developing people, it would be equivalent to sending Hong Kong's culture a final journey.
(Photo by Gao Zhongming)
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