President Xi Jinping ended his visit to Hong Kong this morning after attending the celebration of the 25th anniversary of China's return to the motherland and the inauguration ceremony of the sixth SAR government.
All major representatives responded to President Xi's important speech.
Li Minbin, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, said that the "four musts" and "four points of hope" in President Xi's speech provided a clear tone for Hong Kong's development and pointed out the direction for the future.
In general, it is to maintain stability and seek development.
Xi Jinping proposed that the policy of "one country, two systems" must be fully and accurately implemented, and the unity of upholding the overall governance of the central government and the protection of Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy, the implementation of "patriots ruling Hong Kong", and the maintenance of Hong Kong's unique advantages. An important foundation for long-term prosperity and stability.
"Facts have proved that the stronger the 'one country' principle, the more obvious the advantages of 'two systems'. We must ensure that the cause of 'one country, two systems' moves in the right direction on the premise of safeguarding national sovereignty, security and development interests. Just as President Xi As he said, "Hong Kong cannot be chaotic and cannot afford to be chaotic", Hong Kong people who have experienced huge challenges have a deep understanding of this. Only by creating a stable environment can we further create a broad space for development. Overall economic development is paramount.”
Li Minbin also pointed out that President Xi put forward four hopes for the new SAR government.
It is true that Hong Kong is currently at a critical period. He expects the new governance team to focus on improving governance, initiating good governance and good governance, uniting all sectors of society, focusing on development, benefiting people's livelihood, and solving deep-seated problems in society.
Backed by the motherland and facing the world, Hong Kong has never lacked development opportunities.
The further integration of Hong Kong into the overall development of the country will help open up new development space and create greater well-being for all Hong Kong citizens.