Hong Kong's global competitiveness ranking has dropped. What caused this? More importantly, what should we do to reverse this situation?
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Jump into the data vortex of the Greater Bay Area and see how Hong Kong is breaking down boundaries and weaving a new economic chapter with its neighbors. From policy to practical application, let's deeply explore this new wave of data and find out the mysterious forces that promote regional development!
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A group released a survey and found that Hong Kong's "one country, two systems" index rebounded, reflecting an improvement in public confidence. However, the survey also pointed out that the international community's evaluation of Hong Kong continues to deteriorate. What should be the key points to interpret? What other ways to deal with it?
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Although Hong Kong has always been a bastion of neoliberalism, this inertia will be broken.
The "2023 World Competitiveness Annual Report" was released earlier. Although Hong Kong is fully promoting the pace of returning to normal, its ranking has dropped from fifth to seventh last year. The change in rankings is, on the one hand, affected by the adjustment of various indicators in the report, and there are certain subjective factors that do not need to be over-interpreted; but on the other hand, some development weaknesses pointed out by industry experts are worthy of our humble view. Among various scores, Hong Kong's rankings in the local economy, job market, productivity and efficiency fell the most. It can be seen that Hong Kong's economy must grow both in terms of total volume and improve quality in order to maintain international competitiveness.
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What is the 20th National Congress? To put it simply, it is the political framework of the Chinese Communist Party for the next five years! Want to know about the political and administrative machinery of your home country? It’s actually not difficult! Come and take classes at the Hong Kong Academy of Politics and Administration!
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Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, the Yangtze River Delta and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area are the three major metropolitan areas of China's economic layout, radiating and driving the development of the northern, central and southern regions. President Xi Jinping visited Xiongan New Area last week, accompanied by three members of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau, who proposed to make the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region a pioneer and demonstration area for Chinese-style modernization. With similar positioning, only Shenzhen is a pioneer demonstration zone for socialism with Chinese characteristics and Shanghai Pudong is a leading zone for socialist modernization. This means that Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei will set up different reform pilots and have a variety of national-level policy dividends. This "thousand-year plan" has once again become the focus of attention.
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Identity is an indicator of "the return of people's hearts". People generally have a stronger sense of identity with Hong Kong people than with Chinese people, leaving the impression that national consciousness is weak. The streets named after the Governor, the Crown emblem mailbox and the British-style red telephone box are all that remain. Although it adds a colonial flavor to the special zone, it still has the significance of preserving historical memory. However, after the implementation of the National Anthem Law, incidents of incorrect playing of the national anthem occurred in the international sports world at rugby, baseball, and ice hockey games. Athletes who should have been applauded were involved in the governance issues of sports associations. It also challenged whether Hong Kong people can safeguard the country. Dignity becomes a topic again.
Democratic Thoughts publishes one country, two systems research reports twice a year. This report uses opinion polls, international evaluations and news big data to observe changes in one country, two systems. The co-convenor, Mr. Pan Xuezhi, explained to the guests on the stage the interesting phenomena seen in this index.
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At the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Vice Premier Liu He announced that China's door will continue to be open to foreign investment, convincing global leaders that the economic vitality unleashed by China is the hope of boosting global growth. Three years after the dynamic was cleared, strict domestic lockdowns were relaxed, and Hong Kong raced against time to restart cross-border transportation. The market gradually showed signs of recovery, and the Lunar New Year was full of joy and peace. Customs clearance between the two places is the first step towards a full return to normal, and is also a good start for the new development of the Greater Bay Area.
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