The Hong Kong government promotes young people to develop in the Greater Bay Area. The Home Affairs Bureau launched the "Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Youth Entrepreneurship Funding Scheme" under the "Youth Development Fund", and approved about 130 million yuan.
The Kowloon Federation of Societies launched a plan with funding to select 13 entrepreneurial teams, provide each team with a cash grant of up to 400,000 yuan, and provide three-year one-on-one mentoring, twin-creation base matching and other services to assist young people in starting businesses.
One of the shortlisted entrepreneurial teams is composed of members of the ice hockey Hong Kong representative team. They set up synthetic skateboard ice hockey training centers commonly known as rubber rinks in Hong Kong and the Mainland to reduce player training costs and allow more people to participate in ice hockey. sports.
A team consisting of three post-90s ice hockey port team members hopes to open a rubber field for players to learn and practice.
(Photo by Zhong Yan)
One of the successful entrepreneurial teams consists of three "post-90s", all of whom are members of the ice hockey port team.
One of the members, Lu Junfeng, said that the current skating rink rented by ice hockey teams would cost more than 10,000 yuan to rent on weekends. The average team cannot afford it, making it difficult for ice hockey to be popular in Hong Kong.
When he was studying and training in Canada, he noticed that there were many rubber pits in the local area, allowing players to perform one-on-one more detailed training, and he thought it could be introduced to Hong Kong.
Du Xiyu, another member of the entrepreneurial team, also said that ice hockey used to be regarded as an "aristocratic sport" in Hong Kong, but in recent years, more and more parents will teach their children to learn ice hockey, believing that the opening of a rubber rink can attract more People learn and expect to enter the mainland in 3 years.
Craftsman researches Hong Kong's characteristic dyeing and weaving crafts
Chen Yu, a craftsman who makes clothes, was also selected as a shortlist for entrepreneurship. He intends to develop Hong Kong-specific dyeing or weaving techniques in a three-year plan to enter the mainland and even out of the world.
The brand "Shito" launched by him not only has plant dye and ribbon products, but also will set up workshops for the public to experience first-hand. It is expected that customers will not only dress but also understand the culture of Xingzhong.
He predicts that the plan will focus on product research and development in the first two years, and hopes to open a limited-time store in the third year.
The remaining selected teams involved projects from all walks of life, including quick-cut hair salons, online teaching English, SEN education, and import and export retail.
Business plan received nearly 300 applications
Xu Li, chairman of the Kowloon Federation of Societies, pointed out that the plan to start accepting applications from March 13 this year has received an overwhelming response, and a total of nearly 300 applications have been received.
After two rounds of selection and interviews, 13 excellent entrepreneurial teams were finally selected.
Yan Wenyu, secretary-general of the Nine Union Association of Societies, said that in the three-year plan, "I won’t choose 13 teams," workshops on financial arrangements and company registration will be provided. After customs clearance in the Mainland, teams will also be brought to Mainland youths to start businesses. Visit the base and provide specialized instructors to assist in solving difficulties with industry knowledge.
Wang Huizhen, president of the Kowloon Association of Societies, said that this is the second session of the project. Participants of the last session developed in the mainland and entered the Shanghai market. This time, they have cooperated with 8 mainland innovation and entrepreneurship bases to provide a series of shortlisted entrepreneurial groups. Settled with preferential and convenient measures, it is hoped that young people will take root in Hong Kong while looking at the Greater Bay Area.
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