As July 1 is approaching, the invited participants received a notice yesterday that they must work in a closed-loop for a week and stay in a hotel for isolation the day before the event.
Ye Guoqian, an invited representative of the Hong Kong People's Congress, said on a commercial TV program this morning (21st) that it is still uncertain whether the leaders of the central government will come to Hong Kong, but even if the current measures are looser than expected, it is already the leader. port specification.
He also estimated that even if the leaders came to Hong Kong, it would be a very short trip, and they would leave after attending important ceremonies.
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Ye Guoqian pointed out that he has been asked to refrain from participating in gathering activities from June 23, and only go back and forth between work and home "point-to-point" without taking public transportation. He believes that those invited have the responsibility to abide by the regulations.
Although the government has not stated whether it is possible to eat out during the period, he expects that he will avoid eating out from the 23rd and only eat in the office and at home.
Ye Guoqian believes that if it is to prepare for the arrival of national leaders in Hong Kong, the above measures are understandable, and even feel that it is a lot looser, because he heard that the whole process will be closed-loop management from June 23.
When asked if the measures were "relaxed" than expected and whether it showed that the chance of leaders coming to Hong Kong was lower, Ye Guoqian disagreed: "I don't think so, but this is exactly the way a country's leaders would come to Hong Kong. He pointed out that, of course, it is expected that President Xi Jinping will come to Hong Kong, and it will always be the 25th anniversary of the return of Hong Kong. Hong Kong has entered a new stage through the National Security Law and the new electoral system.
At present, the arrangements for leaders to come to Hong Kong are still unknown, but Ye Guoqian believes that if leaders come to Hong Kong, it is believed to be in a very short form: "It should not be a lot of activities to contact and visit with the public, but maybe attend an important ceremony, and after the completion, If you leave, the chance is very high.” He also estimated that if President Xi really came to Hong Kong, the chance of going to the West Kowloon Palace Museum would not be great.
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