The seminar advocated that Hong Kong and Macao should leverage their greater advantages to contribute to national development.
The national "15th Five-Year Plan" proposes to enhance the effectiveness of governance in Hong Kong and Macao in accordance with the law, and promote their economic and social development. The Macao Scholars Alliance held a symposium to discuss how Hong Kong and Macao can […] within the Greater Bay Area.
How will Sanae Takaichi resolve intra-party disputes and revive the Japanese economy?
Sanae Takaichi has finally been appointed Prime Minister, becoming Japan's first female Prime Minister. I delve into the power dynamics behind her political dealings with the Restoration Party. Can the new cabinet maintain a balance within the party? […]
Let "cross-border implementation" become a new paradigm for good governance
Earlier, the Minsi Policy Research Institute collaborated with the Shanghai-Hong Kong Joint Institute of Development of the Chinese University of Hong Kong to co-organize the "Building Bridges and Achieving Across Boundaries" seminar, allowing over a hundred participants from different generations and professional backgrounds to form groups and put forward more than 30 proposals covering areas such as governance reform, elderly living, educational innovation, industrial upgrading, and cultural creativity.
Let "building bridges" become synonymous with Hong Kong's reform
In the past, we have been too obsessed with “what works” and have neglected “keeping pace with the times.” Hong Kong needs to evolve to version 2.0, 3.0, and even 4.0. We must […]
Israel, US agree on plan to end Gaza conflict
In Phoenix's "# Current Affairs Breakdown," I analyzed the Gaza peace plan, which includes a ceasefire, hostage exchange, and reconstruction arrangements for Gaza, and has received support from numerous Middle Eastern and Arab countries. Hamas accepted the first phase of the plan today, but has yet to address whether it will disarm or what post-war governance arrangements will be. If the US proposal follows, the Islamic resistance movement's military and governing power will be completely dismantled, with local technocrats responsible for administration and an international stabilization force responsible for security. To whom will power be transferred after the transition period? Whether peace is feasible still depends on the choices and compromises made by all parties.
Greater Bay Area Maker Rubik's Cube Competition 2025
The "Greater Bay Area Three-City Maker Cube 2025 and the Second Maker Cube Robot Competition Award Ceremony," co-organized by the Hong Kong Speech and Debate Association and the Nanhai District Education Bureau of Foshan City, and co-organized by the Yulin Multi-Education Development Center, was recently held at Kau Yan College and YMCA College in Fanling. Officiating guests included Zhong Chi-hong, Secretary-General of the Hong Kong Speech and Debate Association; Huang Yingjun, member of the Wuhan Hong Kong District CPPCC; Li Jieming, Principal of Lize Middle School; Xue Changhua, Principal of the Rotary School of the Church of Christ in China; Pan Xuezhi, Assistant Director of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Development Joint Research Institute of Fudan University and the Chinese University of Hong Kong; and Guan Jianji, President of the Hong Kong and Macau Nanhai Youth Association.
Bringing together the wisdom of two cities to empower the future of the Greater Bay Area
First-hand report: https://www.sztv.com.cn/ysz/zx/tj/80500242.shtml
Shenzhen and Hong Kong jointly chart a new vision for cooperation and propose a new future for Bay Area integration
On August 27, 2025, the "Shenzhen-Hong Kong Collaboration: A New Vision" event brought together approximately 60 professionals from both Shenzhen and Hong Kong, including leading experts in the field of Shenzhen-Hong Kong cooperation, entrepreneurs, young professionals, and students. Through an innovative "consensus-based discussion" model, they explored new paths for integrated development in the Bay Area. The event, commemorating the 45th anniversary of the establishment of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone and the fifth anniversary of the implementation of the comprehensive reform pilot program, was hosted by the Shanghai-Hong Kong Joint Institute of Development at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, with support from the Global Society and Sustainable Development Research Office of the University of Hong Kong, the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Science and Technology Cooperation Promotion Association, the Hong Kong Youth Cultural Exchange Association, the Hong Kong International Social Service Society, and the Social Enterprise Summit.
What signal does the attendance of 26 heads of state in the September 3rd military parade send?
In the evening, I was interviewed by Cheng Jienan on Phoenix TV's "Current Affairs Unveiled," where I shared my observations on the 80th anniversary of the victory in the War of Resistance Against Japan. Leaders from 26 countries, including Putin and Kim Jong-un, attended, but Western […]
Soft propaganda is better than hard slogans, allowing Hong Kong to tell China's story well
Western mainstream media's singular narrative distorts China's image into a stereotype confined to ideological confrontation, leading to widespread misunderstandings among foreign audiences. Rapidly shifting global geopolitical dynamics exacerbate the difficulties faced by China in exporting and disseminating its culture. According to statistics from the Global Times (Note), negative coverage of China in eight major Western countries outnumbers positive coverage by 2.7 times. This overwhelming negative public opinion, combined with social media algorithms, creates a complex information cocoon that continues to marginalize China's voice abroad.
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