Qianhai to Help Deepen Shenzhen-Hong Kong Cooperation
It is hoped that such vigorous and widespread development can help maintain Hong Kong’s prosperity and stability in the long run.
CHINA.ORG.CN China & The World Economy Sep 17, 2021
Talent Puts the “Great” in China’s Greater Bay Area
China’s Greater Bay Area continues to thrive, thanks in part to favourable policies that have helped attract the best talent.
columnists Economy Jun 18, 2021
Why the Principle of Patriots Governing Hong Kong Is So Important?
Hong Kong should be governed by Hong Kong people who are patriots who respect China and national sovereignty and whose actions do not harm the prosperity and stability of Hong Kong, leaving no room for anti-China radicals or separatists. Such a provision ensures that the ‘one country, two systems’ policy will be properly upheld.
columnists Politics Mar 5, 2021
External Forces Must Stop Interfere in HK Affairs
The UK and the U.S.?have cleverly packaged their ulterior purpose in their rhetoric since day one.
Politics Jul 25, 2019
Hong Kong and the Big Deal That is the Greater Bay Area
From the onset of major market reform in China under Deng Xiaoping, Hong Kong has acted as a guiding light and entrep?t for the rest of mainland China. Now, the financial centre finds itself at a critical juncture as the rest of the nation begins to converge with the city in respect to trade, commerce and overall economic development. With that said, how does Hong Kong manage integration with the rest of China while still upholding the principle of ‘One Country, Two Systems’? A system which has helped it to continue to thrive as an economic centre for Asia for all these years. How Hong Kong deals with this could serve as a case study for all of China on economic transition, as, upon closer inspection, the issues that threaten to compromise the city’s development, are not actually all that different from the Mainland. Hong Kong: A City of Extremes The picture of Hong Kong is very much not unlike that of China, or most of the developed world for that matter. An aging population (with a median age of 44.4 years, Hong Kong currently plays host to the ninth oldest population in the world) is contributing to a shortage of labour and innovation, while sky high house prices and staggering levels of income inequality hold the potential to unravel […]
contributors China & The World Oct 24, 2018
HONG KONG: How Co-operation Built a Successful Transition
It has always proved difficult for the UK to redefine its relationships with former colonies, and in some cases it has seemed more like a bitter divorce squabble than an amicable separation.
China & The World Jul 1, 2018
China’s Greater Bay Area: the Next Engine of Growth
The Greater Bay Area project aims to integrate major infrastructure and provide greater market access conditions across the region.
Politics Jun 1, 2018