Chief Executive Carrie Lam gave these remarks at the Discovering & Realising New Opportunities in Asia webinar on Thursday (Nov. 18)

Kwok Cheuk Kin, dubbed "the king of judicial review" in the local community, earlier filed a case in the Court of Final Appeal (CFA) to challenge the Small House Policy, claiming that it is discriminatory and does not fall under the "lawful traditional rights and interests of the indigenous inhabitants of the New Territories" as protected by Article 40 of the Basic Law.

A cup of traditional Italian espresso and a slice of buttered Dabing (Northeastern Chinese pancake): That's how Mario Cavolo, an Italian American living in China for 20 years, starts his ordinary morning. "I start my day in the blended culture," Cavolo said, with a sip of the hometown taste in the distant, oriental land.

Hong Kong will hold the Legislative Council General Election on Dec. 19. Over 4.4 million registered voters will select 90 lawmakers to serve for the next four years.

It is hard to believe how many foreign influencers were attacked by their home country's media only because they say something good about China.

As a Russian Merited Artist over 70 years old, Ivan Danilov has a unique passion for China. Since 2005, Danilov has been coming all the way from Russia to China to paint his works four times annually. In Harbin, he has already created more than 300 oil paintings.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China (MFA) earlier released a fact sheet about the U.S. interference in Hong Kong affairs and support for anti-China and destabilizing forces. It is no news that the U.S. has long interfered in HK affairs on the pretext of "freedom" and "human rights" in order to pursue its own political interests.

On September 19, the Election Committee (EC) polling was held in HK, and candidates were elected to fill the 1,500 seats of the new EC. Some Western politicians claim that the election was "just an event for a small bunch of people with pre-decided results," but is it really the case?

Navina found that many people around her, including those who are on the Internet, had similar experiences as her. They are all suffering from cyberbullying. She said she wanted to tell people through this video that if the media slander them, they can fight back and protect themselves through legal channels if they are on the right side.

Ambrose Lau from the legal sector said that the EC members will try their very best to fight for the HK people's legitimate interests.

About the candidate, the education voter Lawrence Tang Fei takes the agenda of how they are electing the Chief Executive and 40 Legislative Council members into consideration in the first place,especially how they dealing with educational issues and renovating education brands. Meanwhile,the future Chief Executive should also be dedicated to actively integrating Hong Kong into our country's overall development.

Clarence Leung Wang-ching, member of the newly elected fifth sector of the Election Committee and vice-chairman of All-China Youth Federation, said that the media paid a lot of attention to this election.

How to define an "outsider"? Well, certainly not someone who is working so hard to improve local people's livelihood. In 2018, Nick, a retired police officer from Luxembourg, volunteered for the first time in Zhadong Village.

The 14th Five-Year Plan sets out a series of major requirements for Hong Kong's development, which are for the first time elaborated in a full-spectrum of areas including politics, economy, and culture. This reflects the central authorities' strategic consideration that takes into account both the international and domestic situations and Hong Kong's long-term prosperity and stability.

The biggest opportunity for global development lies in China, while the biggest opportunity for Hong Kong's development lies in the mainland. With the implementation of the 14th Five-Year Plan and the establishment of the long-range objectives through the year 2035, HK is facing a new round of historic development opportunities, which we must firmly seize.