Economic Development

The HSBC Bronze Lion reappeared, and Chinese merchants removed the hoardings, looking through the business community to judge that the social movement has cooled down. Recovery from the epidemic is the top agenda. Citizens are tired of fighting the epidemic and hope to shorten social distance. The industry is also striving to relax various restrictions, envisioning travel bubbles and health codes, and hoping to resume economic activities as soon as possible. The forty years of the Shenzhen Special Administrative Region have focused the attention of all walks of life on the evolution of the competition between the two cities. The 14th Five-Year Plan also reminds Hong Kong to pay attention to its socio-economic status in the overall national development situation. Although pro-democracy members who do not support the Basic Law and are not loyal to the SAR have been expelled from the Legislative Council by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, which has shaken the political arena, the public has once again paid attention to economic and people's livelihood issues. It is believed that the answer to the Hong Kong issue in the "Policy Address" will continue to be based on restoring the economy and Alleviating people's difficulties is the main focus.

"A Year After Leaving Made in China" was a best-seller ten years ago. It was an era when "the world was flat" and globalization was the most fashionable topic. China has emerged as a global manufacturing base. The author, who lives in the United States, wants to experience its influence firsthand and decides to launch a one-year economic experiment: the whole family will stop buying all products made in China. Now that the trend has turned, it is the turn of Hong Kong people to consume according to their political opinions. Perhaps it is similar to the author's experience. Although it is not completely impossible, the boycott process is worrying about gains and losses, and ultimately he suffers.

The deadline for Britain's "hard Brexit" is imminent, and the uncertain future has made many young people feel despair about the future. Young people prefer to remain in the European Union, while older people prefer to leave the European Union. The generational gap emerged in the referendum two and a half years ago. The younger generation cannot influence the overall situation. They see their opportunities for free migration, work and study being stifled, and they will have to bear the consequences of Brexit at the mercy of the older generation for a long time to come. At present, the number of young voters has increased by 1.5 million. If history can repeat itself, I believe there will be a different outcome. The history of intergenerational injustice continues, and calls for a second referendum are rising, creating another democratic crisis.

Hundreds of dollars in cash fell from the sky, and passers-by in Sham Shui Po immediately lost control and scrambled to grab it. Whether someone is showing off their wealth for self-promotion remains to be verified, and the business operations behind it are gradually being revealed. Greediness of human nature depicts all beings who pick up money, but the suspected money-spreader claimed that the move was to "rob the rich and give to the poor" and was supported by the neighbors. He later showed up again and donated meal tickets, which won applause from the residents. This farce can no longer be explained by petty gain. One-sixth of the subdivided flats in Hong Kong are located in Sham Shui Po. They are a reflection of grassroots life. People's sentiments are high on relieving the disadvantaged groups from their difficulties. It reflects the hidden problem of wealth disparity in the bustling city. .