This year marks the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland. The fragrant river flows and the redbud flowers bloom.
html On the morning of July 1, the celebration of the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland and the inauguration ceremony of the sixth government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region were grandly held at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center . Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee, President of the State, and Chairman of the Central Military Commission, attended and delivered an important speech. He emphasized that over the past 25 years, with the full support of the motherland and the joint efforts of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government and all sectors of society, the practice of "one country, two systems" has achieved world-recognized success in Hong Kong.Thousands of mountains and thousands of rivers come from the same source. Hong Kong's destiny has always been closely linked to the motherland, and national development has always been the biggest support for Hong Kong's development. Over the past 25 years, the continuous mutually beneficial and win-win development between Hong Kong and the Mainland has benefited from the efforts of a generation, witnessed the growth of a generation, and passed on the hope of a generation.
has benefited from the vast opportunities brought by the development of the mainland and Hong Kong after Hong Kong's return to . The people living in it continue to interpret touching chapters of life in the changing times. On the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland, let us share their story of sharing the same fate and common development with the motherland.
Executive Vice President of Jiangsu Hong Kong Chamber of Commerce Shi Weibin :
The spirit sung in "Under the Lion Rock" will never go out of style
This year is the 25th year since Hong Kong's return, and it is also the 27th year that Shi Weibin, chairman of Yingda Technology Group, has come to the mainland for development. "Both open a new chapter for Hong Kong", he witnessed the rapid development of Jiangsu and also promoted the exchanges between Jiangsu and Hong Kong in the torrent of history.
In 1993, Shi Weibin, who was still studying for a master's degree at City University of Hong Kong , founded Yingda Technology Group. After two years of business development in Hong Kong, Shi Weibin discovered that compared with the limited Hong Kong market, the mainland market has huge potential. In 1995, Shi Weibin moved Yingda 's main market to the mainland and positioned the company's development direction as road maintenance.
As early as more than 20 years ago, Shi Weibin realized the importance of sustainable development of and . Even if he sacrificed short-term economic interests, he insisted on not relaxing the high environmental standards of the product. The current rewards for the forward-looking concept are gratifying: the thermal regeneration technology independently developed by Yingda Company realizes 100% recycling of original pavement materials, which fully meets the requirements of circular economy reduction, resource utilization and reuse. While Yingda changes the industry structure, it also promotes the healthy and rapid development of green economy and circular economy. Today, Yingda provides comprehensive pavement maintenance services to all parts of China, and has earned the reputation of "road doctor".
"Enterprises must promote green development and achieve the 'double carbon' goal. They cannot just do a simple 'shut down and switch', but must achieve emission reductions through the power of technology." Shi Weibin believes that "the consistency of technology and education levels provides space for close cooperation between Jiangsu and Hong Kong, and will also effectively promote the mutually beneficial and win-win development of the two places."
Chinese culture has left a deep imprint on Shi Weibin. The environmental protection concept he adheres to is deeply influenced by the idea of "harmony between man and nature". Believing that Hong Kong and the Mainland are closely related and have the same culture, he required all company emails to use simplified Chinese characters in his first year in Nanjing and that employees should speak Mandarin during meetings. It was this requirement that allowed Shi Weibin and the Nanjing team to quickly integrate.
Shi Weibin has been a member of Jiangsu Hong Kong Chamber of Commerce for nearly ten years. As executive vice president, he has been actively promoting the construction of the chamber of commerce, building a government-enterprise communication platform, helping Hong Kong-funded enterprises in Jiangsu grow and develop, and gathering a wider range of social forces to promote exchanges and cooperation between Jiangsu and Hong Kong. Currently, he is actively assisting the Provincial and Hong Kong Chamber of Commerce in re-election. He welcomed more Hong Kong companies committed to developing in Jiangsu to join the Chamber of Commerce to promote the comprehensive cooperation and development of economy, trade, science, education and culture between the two places and jointly participate in this grand event.
has been in business for 27 years, but Shi Weibin still cherishes the innocence he had when he came to the mainland alone. He sent a message to the young people in Jiangsu and Hong Kong: Don’t pursue symbolic famous brands, but work hard to build yourself into a brand. For young people in Hong Kong, he believes that they should have more feelings about their family and country. Only by recognizing your roots can you plan a more meaningful life.
"Life is inevitably ups and downs, and it is difficult to be free from worries... Abandon differences and seek common ground, let go of conflicts in each other's hearts, and pursue our ideals together." When it came to the emotional point, he sang the song "Under the Lion Rock". Shi Weibin said that the song is the theme song of the realistic TV series "Under the Lion Rock" in the 1970s, and sings the "Lion Rock Spirit" of Hong Kong citizens' hard work and resilience in adversity. Once the song was released, it quickly became popular. "At that time, Hong Kong's economy had just begun to take off, and the lives of the people at the bottom were relatively difficult. However, whether they were native Hong Kongers or a large number of new immigrants from the mainland, everyone was united and worked hard, hoping to create their own good life with their hands. This song was written by Hong Kong people at that time "
" After 25 years, people in the same boat have always been firm. The spirit sung in "Under the Lion Rock" will never go out of style. We must proceed from the overall situation and be based on the long term, and we must have the ideal of building a small family and the ambition of serving the country."
Chen Huiyu, President of the Jiangsu Hong Kong Cultural Promotion Association:
Actively fulfill corporate social responsibilities
The day before the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland, Chen Huiyu, founder and president of the Jiangsu Hong Kong Cultural Promotion Association, made a special phone call with several Hong Kong and Macao compatriots in Jiangsu to watch the celebration of the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland and the inauguration ceremony of the sixth government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
"I was born in Hong Kong. My father is from Zhejiang and my mother is from Shanghai. I have been influenced by it since I was a child and have very deep feelings for the motherland." After graduating from university, Chen Huiyu came to work in an outdoor furniture company in Taiwan. In 1994, she was assigned to Hong Kong by the company. At that time, the reform and opening up of the mainland was in full swing. Leading companies from all over the world felt the vitality of the mainland market and injected capital one after another. Sensing a business opportunity, Chen Huiyu resolutely resigned and founded Wangcheng International Company in Hong Kong. With an electric typewriter and tens of thousands of Hong Kong dollars, she came to Jiangsu to explore the mainland market. In this way, 28-year-old Chen Huiyu plunged into the vigorous construction wave of the motherland with the enthusiasm of a newborn calf who is not afraid of tigers.
When Hong Kong returned to the motherland in 1997, Chen Huiyu was in the early stages of her career. "I am lucky, with the right time, right place and right people. I have witnessed the successful implementation of the 'one country, two systems' policy and enjoyed the dividends of the motherland's support for Hong Kong investment." Seizing the opportunity of opening up, Chen Huiyu's business territory expanded rapidly. At the same time, she did not forget to give back, and successively invested and built factories in Nanjing, Suzhou, Nantong and other places to contribute to Jiangsu's economic development and investment promotion. In 2002, Wangcheng International was successfully listed on the Hong Kong Main Board, and Chen Huiyu became the chairman of the board of directors.
You have a pure heart and serve your country with your fists. "Hong Kong Outstanding Young Industrialist Award" and "Jiangsu May 1st Labor Medal"... Each of these honors has inspired Chen Huiyu to more actively fulfill her corporate social responsibilities . "I am a native Hong Konger who grew up listening to Alan Tam's songs and likes to watch Jackie Chan movies... Hong Kong is my beautiful home. However, I think Hong Kong teenagers need to strengthen their broader and in-depth understanding of the history and culture of the motherland." To this end, Chen Huiyu actively paved the way and built bridges to promote exchanges and cooperation between Jiangsu and Hong Kong, especially the exchanges and interactions between teenagers. In 2009, she founded the Jiangsu Hong Kong Cultural Promotion Association, and collaborated with Jiangsu Overseas Friendship Association and other organizations to create a series of "New Feeling" activities to actively spread Chinese culture and promote the national spirit among young people in Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and overseas, and to provide mainland young people with opportunities to understand the development of Hong Kong and overseas societies and expand their international horizons. So far, the event has attracted more than 50 schools and more than 2,000 students and educators from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau, and Jiangsu.
Chen Huiyu is currently producing a series of short films that tell the history of China in an interesting way. She hopes to tell Chinese stories and spread Chinese culture to more overseas Chinese and international friends. In the past few days, Chen Huiyu has repeatedly watched the video shot by the Hong Kong Education Bureau to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland. In the video, young Hong Kong students expressed their feelings to the motherland through music. She lamented: "These middle school students come from Hong Kong's prestigious schools and are the future of Hong Kong. This proves that we and the motherland have always been linked by destiny and heart.""
Sun Xi, executive vice president and secretary-general of the Hong Kong Jiangsu Association of Associations :
is willing to contribute to the exchanges between Hong Kong and mainland youth
"It is the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland! Causeway Bay , Tsim Sha Tsui, Victoria Harbor ... Walking on the streets of Hong Kong, you can feel the festive atmosphere at any time. "In order to participate in the celebrations, Sun Xi, executive vice president and secretary-general of the Hong Kong Federation of Jiangsu Associations and chairman of Suzhou Kowloon Hospital, specially returned to Hong Kong two weeks ago.
Sun Xi was born in Hong Kong in 1985 and went to Canada to attend high school and college at the age of 15. After graduating from college in 2007, he came to Suzhou Kowloon Hospital founded by his parents. "There are opportunities and space here. My ancestral home is also in Suzhou, so I decided to come here to develop. " Sun Xi said.
Suzhou Jiulong Hospital is located on the bank of Jinji Lake in Suzhou Industrial Park, with a total investment of 1.35 billion yuan. It was put into use in 2006. Suzhou Industrial Park is "an important window for China's reform and opening up." Economic development and population increase have promoted the sustainable development of Jiulong Hospital. Today, Jiulong Hospital has 1,300 beds and nearly 2,000 employees. A third-level general hospital.
When an epidemic broke out in Suzhou, Suzhou Jiulong Hospital sent 2,300 medical personnel to carry out 7 rounds of nucleic acid sampling in the Suzhou Industrial Park and High-tech Zone. In March, Jiulong Hospital sent 27 medical staff to Shanghai to support epidemic prevention and control.
"I have a deep affection for this place, and I am a combination of the two places. I was in Hong Kong in 2015 and in Jiangsu in 2015. It can be said to be half and half. " Sun Xi said, "On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of its return to the motherland, Hong Kong is opening a new chapter of good governance. As a Hong Konger developing in Jiangsu, I am very willing to contribute to the integration and development of the two places. "
Returning to Hong Kong after two and a half years, Sun Xi felt a lot of emotion and had some new ideas about exchanges between the two places. He hopes that Hong Kong and the mainland will hold more cultural exchange activities. "The economic and trade cooperation between Hong Kong and the mainland is already very close. On this basis, we must pay more attention to cultural exchanges, and youth work is a top priority. "
On July 2, the Hong Kong Palace Museum will be officially opened to the public. More than 900 collections selected from the Palace Museum's collection will be unveiled at the opening exhibition, which makes Sun Xi very much looking forward to it. "Exhibiting these cultural relics in Hong Kong is a very remarkable thing! Many of my peers said they wanted to visit. This will also allow Hong Kong youth to truly experience Chinese civilization and cultivate cultural identity. "
Sun Xi also has the identity of executive vice president of the Hong Kong Jiangsu Youth Association. He has organized young entrepreneurs and hometown association members from Hong Kong to Jiangsu for investment inspections many times, and organized Hong Kong students to study and exchange in the mainland. He said that exchanges between the two places should expand from economic and trade cooperation and youth entrepreneurship. "Even coming for two weeks is good. Experience the culture here, take the high-speed rail, and use electronic payments, which will allow Hong Kong young people to enhance their understanding and understanding of the motherland. "Sun Xi said, "I plan to use sports as an entry point to organize exchanges between young people from both places to participate in football, basketball, snooker and other sports, and attract more ordinary young people to participate. This is also the work I will focus on next. "
95 Post-Traditional Chinese Medicine student Zeng Junjie:
Be a "meridian" for cultural exchanges of traditional Chinese medicine between Jiangsu and Hong Kong
Nowadays, more and more Hong Kong young people are turning their attention to the mainland for study and employment. On the vast stage of the Yangtze River Delta and Jiangsu, Hong Kong youth start their "firsts in life" one by one and start their new lives here. This year, Zeng Junjie comes to South China from Hong Kong. Beijing is in its fifth year of studying Chinese medicine. At 8 a.m. on June 30, Zeng Junjie was already busy doing rounds with doctors in the nephrology ward of Nanjing Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, observing changes in inpatients, and supplementing patient records...starting a busy and orderly day of work.
Zeng Junjie, born in 1998, is a Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine 2018 student majoring in traditional Chinese medicine. He came to Hong Kong with his family when he was in elementary school. When he was in high school, he accidentally saw the comic versions of "The Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic" and "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" in the library, and Zeng Junjie was instantly fascinated.Later, he learned from his senior students in Beijing that he could learn very good acupuncture techniques at Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. From then on, he planted a dream in his heart to "go to Nanjing and learn Chinese medicine."
"Before I studied Chinese medicine, I looked forward to learning ancient books and prescriptions every day. But after I actually entered the Chinese medicine major, I found that it was still a little different from my imagination." Zeng Junjie spent most of his free time in his dormitory with his computer, tirelessly absorbing the essence of classic medical records and ancient prescriptions.
is about to enter his graduation year, and Zeng Junjie has also started clinical internship. He has the opportunity to follow the chief physicians in the department for ward rounds two or three times a week. In this process, communicating with patients not only gave him a deeper understanding of the role of a doctor, but also gave him more opportunities to interact with mainlanders besides teachers and classmates. Many patients would curiously ask him where he was from when they heard his accent. Zeng Junjie remembers that when he learned that he came from Hong Kong to study Chinese medicine, a 70-year-old grandfather repeatedly said: "It's good to study medicine, it's good to study medicine!" He was encouraged.
"Whether it is Nanjing or the school, Ning gatherings for students from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan are held regularly every year to help everyone better integrate here. I also feel like home here." When talking about future plans, Zeng Junjie firmly stated that he will continue on the path of traditional Chinese medicine. "After completing my undergraduate studies, I plan to return to Hong Kong for graduate school, work hard to obtain the qualification of a practicing physician in Hong Kong, accumulate more clinical experience, and then return to Jiangsu for further study. In the future, I hope to continue to contribute to the cultural exchange of traditional Chinese medicine between Jiangsu and Hong Kong."
