Hong Kong celebrated a major milestone this week as the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) held a vibrant flag-raising ceremony on Tuesday to mark the 28th anniversary of its return to China. The event, attended by local officials and residents, highlighted the city’s unique blend of cultural heritage and modern dynamism.
Under sunny skies, the ceremony at Golden Bauhinia Square symbolized Hong Kong’s enduring role as a global hub for trade, innovation, and cross-cultural exchange. While the occasion focused on unity and progress, it also featured traditional lion dances and performances showcasing the city’s rich Cantonese roots—a nod to its East-meets-West identity 🌆🎉.
HKSAR Chief Executive John Lee emphasized the region’s commitment to stability under the "One Country, Two Systems" framework, stating it remains "central to Hong Kong’s prosperity." The celebration also included community events like art exhibitions and tech showcases, blending history with forward-looking ambitions—perfect for Gen Z travelers and professionals eyeing Asia’s opportunities.
