The National People's Congress meeting will be held tomorrow (5th), and a number of deputies to the National People's Congress from Hong Kong will share topics today (4th), involving finance, energy, education, and the development of the Greater Bay Area.
Deputies to the National People's Congress in Hong Kong take a photo in front of the Great Hall of the People.
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Chen Zhenying is concerned about financial issues, including the development of Hong Kong's international financial center and financial security, green financial development, and RMB internationalization. He said that he was nervous when he participated in the two sessions for the first time.
Ng Wing-ka is concerned about business issues and hopes that the mutual recognition of trademark registration between China and Hong Kong and the sharing of information between the two places will help small, medium and micro enterprises and foreign investors to do business more conveniently.
Wu Qiubei put forward suggestions on the fertility rate, and advocated the purchase of commercial housing in the Mainland as public housing, and to solve the problem of "difficulty in going upstairs" in Hong Kong.
Chen Fan believes that aging is a big problem, and proposes to experiment with gerontology in the Greater Bay Area and cultivate related industries, as well as cooperation between Hong Kong and Zhuhai and other airports in the Greater Bay Area to jointly develop aviation industrial parks in the long run.
Leung Mei Fen Advocates the Expansion of the Qianhai Arbitration Model to Cities in the Greater Bay Area
Liang Meifen said that the success of the Greater Bay Area is based on the "rule of law" as the cornerstone, and that Qianhai can use Hong Kong laws for mediation, suggesting that the "9+2" cities in the Greater Bay Area adopt the Qianhai model.
She suggested that the Shanghai and Hong Kong exchanges cooperate in crude oil trading, establish an international crude oil exchange, use Hong Kong dollars and renminbi for transactions, and assist the internationalization of the renminbi.
Lin Shunchao, who is an ophthalmologist himself, hopes to prevent and control the myopia of young people.
He also hopes to solve the housing problem in Hong Kong. He suggests building houses in nearby areas, and the local government will hand them over to the Hong Kong government to manage after the completion, so as to provide "flat, beautiful and upright" houses.
Lin Shunchao also suggested that more Hong Kong people should be allowed to set up hospitals in the Mainland, and that Hong Kong people in the Mainland can use the medical services in the Mainland at a discount.
HKU Shenzhen Hospital.
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Chen Zhongni proposes that civil servants go to the mainland to temporarily work
Chen Zhongni suggested strengthening the civil service team to understand the national conditions, so that civil servants of different levels can take temporary posts in the Mainland.
In addition, it is proposed that industries that are extremely short of manpower in Hong Kong should give priority to the mutual recognition of qualifications in the Greater Bay Area to make up for the shortage of manpower.
Xu Li proposed to increase the duty-free allowance for mainland tourists shopping in Hong Kong from 5,000 yuan to 10,000 yuan in order to attract more mainland tourists to come to Hong Kong for shopping.
In addition, regarding the upward mobility of young people, it is hoped that more young people from Hong Kong can participate in the recruitment of civil servants in the Mainland.
Chen Xiaofeng expressed the hope that by the 25th anniversary of the handover, the country can send another pair of pandas to Hong Kong. In addition, he also hopes to set up electric vehicle battery standards.
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