Hong Kong Youth "builds out" the future development of the mini 4WD business in Shenzhen "Bay Area Run"

(Love the Greater Bay Area) Hong Kong Youth "builds" the mini 4WD business in Shenzhen and develops the "Bay Area Run" in the future

　　China News Service, Shenzhen, May 20th: Hong Kong Youth "Building" Mini Four-Wheel Vehicle Business in Shenzhen, "Bay Area Run" for the Future Development

　　Author Zhu Zuying

　　"Mini 4WD is both a memory and a feeling for our generation of Hong Kong youth. I have been playing mini 4WD since I was six years old and have been playing for more than 20 years." Wei Yiyao, a Hong Kong youth who started a business in Bao'an, Shenzhen, recently accepted During the interview, he was seriously "building" (Cantonese, assembling) a miniature 4WD model on his desk.

　　Entering the Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Macao Youth Innovation and Entrepreneurship Base in Baoan, Shenzhen, an office space in the shape of a ship is presented, with independent offices, training rooms, roadshow halls, coffee break areas, table tennis tables and other facilities.

The door lighting of each office is also designed in the shape of boat lights.

　　Among the many entrepreneurial projects featuring young Hong Kong youths, I walked into Wei Yiyao's office, which was neatly filled with various mini 4WDs. It was a small world for Wei Yiyao to create mini 4WD models.

　　"Every mini 4WD needs to be modified and improved. If you want to speed up, you also need to understand the relevant knowledge and theory." In Wei Yiyao's eyes, the process of modifying a mini 4WD can increase the interaction between parents and children. happy.

"Mini four-wheel drive involves mathematical calculations, hand-making, scientific theory and other contents. During the process of playing, children's skills can be improved, and creativity and imagination can be enriched."

The picture shows the miniature four-wheel-drive model placed in Wei Yiyao's office.

Photo by Zhu Zuying

　　Starting a business across the Shenzhen River is a challenging choice for Wei Yiyao.

He said that Shenzhen is an immigrant city, and many people don't know much about mini 4WDs.

"We were worried at the beginning. If we choose to land the project in the young Shenzhen, will the risk be greater? Will the market accept it?"

　　Nearly half a year after its opening, Shenzhen did not make Wei Yiyao feel risky, but was full of development opportunities.

At present, Wei Yiyao has opened a physical store, and many children fall in love with the mini four-wheel drive through contact with real objects.

　　"Every time after school, the store turns into 'Huaguoshan'. Why can't my car run fast enough? Why is my uncle's car so powerful? My car flew off the runway... A group of 'Monkey Kings' 'Grab me and ask questions." Wei Yiyao said with a smile.

　　When it comes to dealing with mini 4WD enthusiasts, Wei Yiyao is full of passion.

"In addition to buying four-wheel-drive vehicles, customers will also learn about modification and selection of spare parts." He said that in addition to daily work, the store also regularly holds small competitions to provide venues for mini-four-wheel drive enthusiasts to gather together.

The picture shows Shenzhen Baoan Marine Shenzhen, Hong Kong and Macau Youth Innovation and Entrepreneurship Base.

Photo by Zhu Zuying

　　Traveling to and from cities in the Bay Area such as Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and Macau is also Wei Yiyao's plan for future life development.

　　He said: "Now the Bay Area is gradually integrating and developing, and customs clearance in the Mainland and Macau is more convenient. Next, I will open a store in Macau to increase the types of models."

　　At present, the base has attracted nearly 100 young Hong Kong entrepreneurs like Wei Yiyao, and a total of 36 young teams from Shenzhen, Hong Kong and Macao have settled in, including 24 Hong Kong and Macao enterprises.

Some brands that have gone out from the base have now opened offline physical stores, such as mask brand Mask On, IMPEZ model, etc.

　　Chen Yufeng, founder of Haichuan Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Macao Youth Innovation and Entrepreneurship Base and President of Hong Kong Bao'an Youth Entrepreneurship Association, said: "In addition to providing creative office space for young people in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao, we also provide policy interpretation, apartment rental discounts, etc., to drive more young people from Hong Kong and Macao to work in Entrepreneurship and employment in Shenzhen.” (End)