25th Anniversary of Hong Kong's Return to Motherland
Mainland pop culture gains traction among young Hong Kongers2022-06-21
Since its return to the motherland in 1997, Hong Kong has seen increasing cultural, business as well as people-to-people exchanges with the mainland. A growing number of mainland brands started branches in the city, while many mainland lifestyles and trends are also impacting the lives of Hong Kong citizens.
Official dubs GBA best entry point for Hong Kong's integration into national development2022-06-20
The HKSAR government will continue to leverage the advantages of the "one country, two systems," Hong Kong's competitive business environment and the world-class professional services to actively integrate into the overall development of the country, said Tommy Yuen, commissioner for the Development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
Cultural event held to mark 25th anniversary of HK's return to motherland2022-06-17
Photo taken on June 15, 2022 shows Chinese Kung Fu (Chinese martial arts) performance during an event under the theme of traditional Chinese culture in Hong Kong, south China. The event is held by Hong Kong Island Women's Association on Wednesday as part of celebrations for the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland.
A top gun's story of Hong Kong's bridges2022-06-17
Lau Ching-kwong, famed as the "top gun of bridges" in Hong Kong, calls the island-rich region a museum of modern bridges. Bridges have witnessed Hong Kong's development as an international shipping and trade center, as well as its new advantages under the national development strategies.
25 years on, Hong Kong SAR shines brighter with world-beating performance2022-06-16
Hong Kong's 25-year journey since its return is extraordinary. It has fully proved that the implementation of the "one country, two systems" principle is conducive to safeguarding the fundamental interests of the country, of Hong Kong, and of the majority of Hong Kong compatriots.
Hong Kong Palace Museum ready to open2022-06-08
The Hong Kong Palace Museum is set to open to the public on July 2 to mark Hong Kong's 25th anniversary of returning to the motherland, paving the way for the city's lofty goal of bridging Chinese culture with the rest of the world.