Chief Executive Carrie Lam, who will be in office until June 30, will move out of the Government House, and her whereabouts have attracted much attention.
In an exclusive interview with Hong Kong and Taiwan, she said that after leaving office, she will rest, spend more time with her family, and continue to live in Hong Kong.
She also revealed that she has no plans to buy a home and has already rented a place, but it is not convenient to disclose the location.
She said that part of the time will be in the mainland or abroad, because neither of her sons are in Hong Kong.
Carrie Lam pointed out that Hong Kong is her home, and her lifestyle and environment are getting better and better. In her spare time, she can go to the Hong Kong Palace Museum, M+ Museum, listen to Cantonese music, appreciate the two sides of the Victoria Harbour and visit country parks.
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She was asked if she would accept a new position to serve the country.
Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor pointed out that she did not consider the issue at this stage, nor did she make a decision on her own initiative. She would not do anything to "win for herself". She also pointed out that whether she was the Chief Secretary for Administration or the Chief Executive, to a certain extent she did not win it back, because She is not a "striker".
Carrie Lam did not declare her property ownership in Hong Kong, and because she was sanctioned by the United States, banks that have transactions with the United States would not accept her to open an account.
If she wants to buy a home, it is theoretically difficult for a bank to undertake a mortgage, and there is a high chance that a lump sum payment will be required.
According to past reports, her husband, Lin Zhaobo, has a residential unit with a parking space in Zhongshan for self-occupation.
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