The United Hong Kong Fund refers to the fact that young people from Hong Kong start their own businesses in the Mainland and lose two points at the starting line. It encourages young people to get in touch with people and things in the Mainland earlier, and to have a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of the entrepreneurial ecology in the Mainland.
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The United Hong Kong Fund wrote an article in "01 Lectures", pointing out that Hong Kong youths have two aspects to lose at the starting line, one is the lack of understanding of the mainland market, and the other is the lack of the network of people in the mainland.
The article stated that some young people have an outdated impression of the Greater Bay Area and only know a little about it from media reports, while Hong Kong young people are more passive when building relationships with mainlanders, preferring to be alone or “round the fire” with other Hong Kong people.
The United Hong Kong Fund encourages Hong Kong youth to get in touch with people and things in the mainland earlier, saying that the youth participated in the mainland exchange group when they were in middle school.
In addition, young people must have a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of the mainland's entrepreneurial ecology. The exchange program should allow mainland entrepreneurs to share their entrepreneurial experience, let Hong Kong youth understand the operation of mainland business incubators, and even help young people get to know some start-up investors.
Unity Hong Kong Fund's "01 Lecture" article: Two major obstacles for Hong Kong youth to start businesses in the Mainland and lose at the starting line - Unity Hong Kong Fund
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