In response to the increasingly complex community needs, new digital industry concepts, represented by 5G (5th generation mobile networks), have emerged. This rapid change is like the "industrial revolution" of the new era, driving countries to make breakthroughs in the field of telecommunication technology.

In this episode, we're glad to invite Professor Richard Trembath, the Senior Vice President for Health & Life Sciences of KCL, who has experience in in-depth research in the identification of disease-causing genes and the treatment of special diseases, to talk about issues concerning human health and cutting-edge medical technology.

Today, we are honored to have Mr. Sit share with us his views on the development of HK's I&T industry, the advantages that HK has in becoming an international I&T hub, and his suggestions on the future direction of HK's I&T development.

The Chief Executive of Hong Kong, John Lee, stated in his first Policy Address that the SAR Government will be enlarging the I&T talent pool, developing HK into a smart city, and actively integrating into the overall development of the country to advance HK's innovation and technological (I&T) development.

Today, we are honored to have with us Professor Albert Yu, Chairman of the Hong Kong Biotechnology Association, to share his views on the current development of innovation and technology in HK.

Today, we are honored to have with us Professor Albert Yu, Chairman of the Hong Kong Biotechnology Association, to share his views on the current development of innovation and technology in HK. Two years on, with this year's "two sessions" drawing near, what progress has been made in HK's I&T industry? What are HK's advantages in the international arena?

In the latest edition of EyE on U, we are glad to have invited Mr. Jonathan Choi, 53rd President of the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce (CGCC), to share his personal experience and views on youth development in HK and beyond.

In the latest edition of EyE on U, we are glad to have invited Mr. Jonathan Choi, 53rd President of the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce (CGCC), to share his personal experience and views on youth development in HK and beyond.

In today's program, we are glad to have invited Mr. Andrew Yao Cho-fai to discuss with us his understanding of nurturing talent in HK. After being re-elected last month as an HK deputy to the National People's Congress, Yao said he sees himself as "a bridge between the motherland and the people of Hong Kong."

In today's program, we have invited Dennis Yuen, Principal of St. Paul's College. The College was a renowned local school officially established in 1851. Although small in scale, it was founded with a philosophy and style that made it the cradle of modern Chinese thought from 1840 to 1880. As the twelfth principal of the College, Mr. Yuen, who has served the college for over 30 years, has a deep understanding and knowledge of secondary education in HK.

In today's program, we are glad to have invited Dennis Yuen, the principal of St. Paul's College, to talk about his understanding of secondary education in HK. Yuen was brought up and educated locally in Hong Kong before he went abroad for further studies. As the twelfth principal of the College, he has served the renowned school for over 30 years, during which he has also developed deep understanding and knowledge of education in HK.

In this edition of EyE on U, we invite Ebrahim Hashem, a strategist, consultant and scholar from the United Arab Emirates, to share with us his views on the global economy, world order and Sino-Arab relations. He has been following the rise of China since 2011, when he worked on a strategic project for the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) in relation to China's 12th Five-Year Plan.

In this edition of EyE on U, we invite Ebrahim Hashem, a strategist, consultant and scholar from the United Arab Emirates, to share with us his views on the global economy, world order and Sino-Arab relations. Stay tuned for the full video to come.

When we think of criminal jurisprudence, we first ought to think of the society to which we belong. This is because law, which is based on human behavior, varies from society to society. However, every current-day civilization leads to a common goal of safeguarding the peaceful co-existence of its citizens so that each one can have a sense of security and be able to live comfortably with dignity.

Judicial systems based on human behavior are different depending on the society in which they are created. Decades on, Hong Kong has developed its own judicial system. After the handover, how has HK's judicial system diverged from the British model?