China News Agency, Hong Kong, February 5th (Reporter Dai Xiaolu) Hong Kong and the Mainland will fully "clear customs" from February 6th. People from all walks of life in Hong Kong welcome and support this, and believe that it can drive all walks of life to "get on the right track" ", help Hong Kong's economic recovery, and bring positive effects to Hong Kong's future development.
Legislative Council member Chen Yong said in an interview with a reporter from China News Agency that this is the greatest expectation of all walks of life in Hong Kong.
"It's not just about social and people's livelihood. Comprehensive 'customs clearance' will be of great help to Hong Kong's next economic development." He said that comprehensive "customs clearance" will help Hong Kong better integrate into the overall development of the country, and the citizens will gradually restore prosperity and stability. Live a normal life with renewed hope for Hong Kong's future.
Legislative Council member Yung Hayen said in an interview with reporters that the SAR government's progress from the initial "customs clearance" to the comprehensive "customs clearance" is very impressive.
She pays special attention to the issue of cross-border students after the comprehensive "customs clearance". She said that many students have not been to Hong Kong for too long to attend classes, and schools should make preparations and make preparations in arranging documents, school buses and other supporting facilities.
Liu Aili, a member of the Standing Committee of the All-China Federation of Overseas Chinese and a member of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Election Committee, said that a fully open Hong Kong is more conducive to giving full play to its unique advantages of "relying on the motherland, connecting the world" and being a "super contact".
She believes that the SAR government has prepared various arrangements and supporting facilities, seizes the current precious opportunity, provides tourists with a wonderful travel experience, polishes the name card of an international metropolis, enhances the momentum of Hong Kong's development, and deepens the complementary advantages, exchanges and cooperation between Hong Kong and the mainland , promote Hong Kong to better integrate into the overall development of the country, radiate a new style of the Pearl of the Orient, and present a new style to the world.
Xian Handi, president of the Internet Professional Association, told reporters that for the science and technology entrepreneurial community, many young people in Hong Kong who are engaged in the science and technology industry would like to think about the development of mainland cities in the Greater Bay Area and fully "clear customs" to restart the "one-hour life circle" in the Greater Bay Area. It is beneficial for them to pursue their dreams in the Bay Area.
Many cities in the mainland have launched measures to benefit Hong Kong youths' innovation and entrepreneurship. "It is necessary to allow more Hong Kong youths to visit the mainland." At the same time, it also allows more mainland youths to understand the huge prospects of Hong Kong's technological innovation and development, attracting them to Hong Kong Engage in scientific and technological innovation-related work to expand the talent pool in Hong Kong.
Liu Xudong, vice chairman of the Hong Kong Talents and Professionals Association, said in an interview that after returning to normal "customs clearance", I believe that with the promotion of the new talent attraction policy of the SAR government, more people will be driven to develop in Hong Kong, and those who develop in the Mainland Hong Kong people will also bring new opportunities for talent exchange and development between Hong Kong and mainland cities in the Greater Bay Area, and build mainland cities in the Greater Bay Area into highlands of talent for the country, making significant contributions to national development.
Su Zuyao, chairman of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Economic and Trade Association, told reporters that the Hong Kong business community is eagerly looking forward to the resumption of normal economic and trade exchanges between the two places, to achieve "roads, people, and finances", which will help give full play to Hong Kong's "relying on the motherland and connecting the world". The advantages will stimulate mainland and overseas tourists to spend in Hong Kong, promote Hong Kong's catering, tourism, retail and other industries, and accelerate Hong Kong's economic recovery.
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