Thursday marked the 42nd anniversary of the introduction of ‘One Country, Two Systems,’ a policy that has shaped Hong Kong’s development since its return to China. Residents reflect on its impact, highlighting economic growth and cross-border collaboration. 🚀
Hong Kong enterprises have expanded investments in the Chinese mainland, transforming the city into a global hub for finance, trade, and transportation. 🌆 “The flow of talent and capital between Hong Kong and the mainland has boosted our stability,” said Ngan Manyu, a member of the Legislative Council, during a CGTN interview. Residents also noted the policy’s role in enhancing professional services and democratic development.
Local entrepreneur Li Wai-chung shared, “Our business partnerships in Shenzhen have doubled in five years—this integration is key to innovation.” 📈 Meanwhile, student Chan Mei-ling emphasized cultural ties: “Exchange programs let us learn from mainland peers while sharing Hong Kong’s unique identity.” 🎓
As the policy evolves, many see it as a bridge linking opportunities across the strait. What’s next for Hong Kong? Residents remain optimistic, betting on synergy to drive tomorrow’s success. 🤝✨
