I love to see this kind of interactions in the social media that portrait China and Hong King in a fair and unbiased manner. I like Jeffrey Sachs. He is a person of integrity. He might not be the best adviser for Russia with the Shock therapy after USSR collapse. But he has been a strong advocate for China in international forums, with a true understanding of China's development.
Uh, you seem to be under the primitive impression that understanding leads to friendship and/or virtue in general. You forget that understanding is also the prerequisite to effectively destroying other people. Keep that in mind as you let Sachs, a credibility whore, hold sway over you. His chirping of minority views should not be over interpreted. After all, Sachs also said COVID 19 was a lab leak. His evidence consisted of nothing except the reservations of the authors of the first CDC paper on COVID origin. Because those reservations were overridden and absent from the paper itself, Sachs then concluded that the opposite of the paper's conclusion must be true. That is, if not wilful misinformation on Sachs' part, a laughable failure in logic.
Alternatives to shock therapy would have been no better and some had a high likelihood of being debilitatingly worse. Prof Sachs is certainly kinder to prc folk than institution could be, like the Asian Development Bank
When it comes to political and economic issues, Jeffrey Sachs is the most intelligent, most experienced, and most truthful professional I know. As for the future of Hong Kong, I believe it will continue to progress toward the eventual 100% integration with China in 2047. The one country, two system transition is necessary to unwind the many years of unhealthy and corrupt Western colonialism. Both Hong Kong and Macau need China, not the other way around.
Prof. Sachs is also one of the most ethical. Hopefully, with the reversal, Hong Kong will have less wealth disparity and better housing for it's citizenry.
@@Maximixa Watch and see. Western corruption will no longer plague Hong Kong. Going forward, Hong Kong will have a brighter and brighter future as it transitions to 100% governance under China.
What an educational conversation and update on Hong Kong. i have been curious as well as getting false report of the demise of Hong Kong! Thank you Prof Sachs and Mr Leung. 👍👍👍
Jeffrey Sach is one of the most important speakers that is worth sitting down even for hours hearing him out. Leung CY is also able to articulate his role in HK today. The riots in the streets of HK a couple of years ago are something that is instigated and supported by external forces to bring the territory down. As a foreigner watching what is happening I have to say the China government shows utmost restraint but was met with imminent destruction if actions were not taken to arrest the perpetrators.
As a Hongkong citizen, I must thank Mr. Leung for all his work in integrating our city into the Great Bay Area n most of all, into my motherland in the last decades. We surely need more patriotic leaders like you! Also, I've been following Professor Sachs for years n have great respect for his efforts in promoting friendship n co operation between our two countries! HK is certainly facing some challenges at the moment. However, I have confidence with our unique position as an international financial centre plus our Lion Rock spirit, we can morphe into another Shenzhen in no time! Globally, I hope countries can illimimate the zero sum or confrontational attitude n instead work together to complement each other with our individual strengths n make our world a better place! Thank you gentlemen for this friendly n rational discussion which is sorely missing these days!🙏❤
Ironically, decades ago, Shenzhen used to look up to Hongkong for solutions to their problems, and now they've found their footing. I think there's no shame for Hongkong to do the same as Shenzhen did in the past, and eventually HK would regain its position in the world. In any case, I'm optimistic of HK's economy, and the mainland's, in spite of current challenges.
People who truly love China and Hong Kong are the people who are not afraid of the toil and hardship but also fun and exciting times of being part of Chinas transformation. They should be helping to make China great again. China is already the world leader in the safest and most sustainable country. The Greater Bay Area in China is the new Silicon Valley where all the great minds will unite to enhance themselves and for the future Peace of the world.
Hong Kong won’t progress and thrive unless it changes its mindset thinking they are superior to the Mainland and its people. China as a whole thrives and is acknowledged in the greater global community. The standard of living is better, its infrastructure is far more superior to that in Hong Kong and of course it would be wonderful if Hong Kong can work in harmony and in tandem with the Mainland.
Believe me, it has already changed. Many intectual people from our generation (in our 50s) know that. It's the younger generation who do not see what we can see.
@@Sean-giang Depends on how you look at it. If you want to move 1 million dollars from Hong Kong to UK or US or Australia to pay for stuffs, I can do it within 5 seconds. If you try to do the same from Shanghai, it will take 3 hours to 3 days depending on situation. That's one fundamental differences. If I were to use Shanghai or Guangzhou as a service hub, my parts need to pay for custom in and out all the time which increases my cost; but if I use Hong Kong as the Asia Pacific service hub, I'd not have that problem. So really depends on how you see it.
@@Sean-giang What people in Hongkong do not understand is, what is their real competitive edge? Once they truly understand that, that's when they will make big bucks with the heritage of being part of China. There are many attributes that the Singaporeans wish they would have like Hongkong. Without thoroughly understanding what these attributes and advantages are, Hongkong people will continue to sail at a mediocre level.
The stories of growth and development💹 should be appreciated & complemented by all regardless of whether it's East or West 🤝. I love everything about China 🇨🇳, the people,the culture,the food and most importantly its robust & efficient political system 💖👍🤝🇨🇳.
Very rare to see Prof Sachs playing the interviewer role which he did very well here. Mr. Leung is a very articulate and humble interviewee who often starts his answer by saying “Prof Sachs, let me …” showing his high respect to Prof Sachs.
In another short 20+ years, the 50 years 1 country 2 system ends, then HK and Macau will be fully integrated with China, and my guess is it will be fine tuned and as seamless as possible. God Bless HK, Macau and China.
I would absolutely ❤ to see Prof Sachs take up Leung's offer & take a tour of Greater Bay Area with him & make a Video Series about it. They're truly doing amazing thing at Southern China 😊
The difference is what China says, China does. We can only hope that America does half of what they say for USA. 😂 They might achieve one tenth if America concentrate they what they set out to do in USA, and spend less time, a lot less on meddling globally.
They do. Look how many countries have joined nato and how many new military bases they have built around the world, and how much infrastructure of other countries they promised to destroy did get destroyed
It is indeed ironic to see Hong Kongers crossing to Hong Kong to buy goods and services in Shenzhen. I was there last year and witnessed it myself. For years it was the other way around, you could barely move in the malls in the New Territory they were so packed with Mainlanders buying baby formula, jewellery, luxury goods and so on as well as visiting Hong Kong's attractions like Ocean Park and the Peak.
Prof Sachs is not only a learned US scholar, he is open-minded, intelligent and a fair+just American. Hong Kong was leased to British in 1860 under duress when China was absolutely weak. The Brits then not only forcefully took Hong Kong, they looted and pillaged China’s Summer Palace and burnt it down. The ruins are still vividly left intact in Beijing today. While credit must be given to them for developing and maintaining Hong Kong prosperity, but they spoiled it by being reluctant in returning HK to China as shown by ex PM Thatcher hard and adamant stance in her several visits to Beijing for negotiations prior to 1997. Further more, a few years ago, their MI6 and CIA were trying to usurp a revolution by secretly encouraging Hong Kong citizens to demonstrate. Something must be terribly wrong with the Brits now that even their GDP has been overtaken by that of India, their ex colony.
@@MaximixaTaiwan would benefit by allowing mainland China to help them economically! First, get rid of the United States’ influence to split and its Military bases!
In the time when Guangzhou, Shenzhen was developing we used to catch a train from to and back from HK Lowu. Back then was working for a machine tools company (Singapore) travelling to China was a common routine to install new machines for factories. In the 70's period HK like to coin mainlander as 阿灿,this term 'Ah Chan' is better appropriate for Hong Kong people whom now flock in droves to Shenzhen for food and entertainment
The wheel of fortune turns -- 风水轮流转。Now the HK Chans are flocking to Shenzhen but they are well received, unlike how HKG people used to treat the old Ah Chans. Lesson learned, never ever look down on anyone.
25 million? I thought 17million 15 years ago I was told 10million And, we were amazed , 一千萬！ Now, I believe it’s 25 million. I will travel it this coming snake year
Definitely a British scholar. Hong Kong peoplecof China study in the UK, and brought home that archaic British accent, and the mainland Chinese people and the Taiwanese of China study in the US, and brought home not only the American english accent, but computer and other IT know-how.
Professor Sachs, an enlightened scholar, professor of the USA. One of the most respected academics, rational and objective, offering solutions going forward. It’s almost godsend.
Yes why shenzhen can do why can't Hong Kong do it . Shenzhen is cheaper and service are much better Hk during weekend most go cross day trips to shenzhen shopping and lunch dinner
One country two system Hongkong and BRI leading in ASEAN, 7 years resident in Hongkong gate to msinland. Israel should listen the idea of one country two system jn Gaza and West Bank.
@@vister6757US has been trying 2 state solution PLO Israel but the more faction of Palestine, PRC should approach peace differently, One country two system, the land of Palestina is under local authority, no occupation and the central security of PLO is guranteed alone under security greater Israel, It is more that just automous state but with the purpose of peace security really exist in Palestina. Two state solution has been failed since so be human intelligent so there is no more occupancy land
Helps one to understand how integration into the GBA is good for HK, as well the importance of maintaining the capitalist system in HK and the peg of HK $ with the US$.instead if RMB.
I think the top tier people working in Fin Tech is HK will continue to earn shit loads of money like before… in the mean time, the mainland and its influence has provided vast and various opportunity for Hong Kong youth and working class much more space to elevate. I think the properties are much more affordable than before , and this is crucial for young people to sustain a life.
Completely different level of knowledge and view, Mr Leung basically reads the fact , espeically what he has achieved which is mostly tiny achievement and memorizing it well without really thinking deep into it, Mr Sachs on the other hand is expecting some important messages and vision from Mr Leung, however adsent. Great Bay Area would require some principal and fundamental idea changes in order to reach its expected successful level.
To restore the economy with Hong Kong would take quite some time especially Hong Kong is now facing with both external and internal tension . There are so many issues have to be tackled. Just to name a few from below : Expensive living cost Ageing population Geopolitical issues Hong Kong need to find a way as to become unique and exclusive. If just depend on price competition only , Hong Kong will never be completed with other cities like Shenzhen and Guangzhou . To regain with the Globally reputation and blooming economy for Hong Kong as like how it used be ,Hong Kong must need to become more diversify ,competitive and attractive . If Hong Kong can’t make it , other cities like Shenzhen and Guangzhou will gradually become ahead of Hong Kong .
Wow, was very impressed with excellent exchanges of views, with much needed eye opener overview of China’s GBA, the unimaginable farsightedness of the overall development that’s still ongoing, the strategic roles differences between GuangDong areas linking Hong Kong, Macau that are very well aligned to the growth of this huge, potential mega cities! Prof Sachs ability to reach out to this high level, former HK Chief, Leung CY, with his expertise in world affairs, combined with Mr. Leung’s office, huge strategic plannings for such a grand vision, gave much needed insights of China’s GBA. Excellent and truly insightful discussions!
HK is not a static concept. It has never stopped adapting to new normals. Those who keep harping on the death of HK "as we know it" are unfortunately unable to see beyond that time period during which they lived in, were engaged in or knew HK. Their limitation is not representative of the greater reality of HK.
All those naysayers about Hong Kong will miss the boat because she is resilient and she will always carry that mystique that you don’t find anywhere else .
ASEAN can be integrated into this .Besides trade and economy ,education and cultural collaboration can be enhanced, especially Hong Kong and Singapore and Malaysia .
I love to see this kind of interactions in the social media that portrait China and Hong King in a fair and unbiased manner. I like Jeffrey Sachs. He is a person of integrity. He might not be the best adviser for Russia with the Shock therapy after USSR collapse. But he has been a strong advocate for China in international forums, with a true understanding of China's development.
Uh, you seem to be under the primitive impression that understanding leads to friendship and/or virtue in general. You forget that understanding is also the prerequisite to effectively destroying other people. Keep that in mind as you let Sachs, a credibility whore, hold sway over you. His chirping of minority views should not be over interpreted. After all, Sachs also said COVID 19 was a lab leak. His evidence consisted of nothing except the reservations of the authors of the first CDC paper on COVID origin. Because those reservations were overridden and absent from the paper itself, Sachs then concluded that the opposite of the paper's conclusion must be true. That is, if not wilful misinformation on Sachs' part, a laughable failure in logic.
Alternatives to shock therapy would have been no better and some had a high likelihood of being debilitatingly worse. Prof Sachs is certainly kinder to prc folk than institution could be, like the Asian Development Bank
Prof Sachs is so gracious. A classy guy thru and thru.
Professor Jeffrey Sachs and Mr. Leung Chun Ying are both gentleman. I respect these two people !!
I have great respect for both Prof Jeffrey Sachs and Mr Leung CY. The 30 minute interview is an absolute treat for me 😁
When it comes to political and economic issues, Jeffrey Sachs is the most intelligent, most experienced, and most truthful professional I know.
As for the future of Hong Kong, I believe it will continue to progress toward the eventual 100% integration with China in 2047. The one country, two system transition is necessary to unwind the many years of unhealthy and corrupt Western colonialism. Both Hong Kong and Macau need China, not the other way around.
"Both Hong Kong and Macau need China, not the other way around."---100% correct!
@@truthbearer888 HK has been destroyed. Many big business and high net worth people have left and moved to Singapore.
Prof. Sachs is also one of the most ethical.
Hopefully, with the reversal, Hong Kong will have less wealth disparity and better housing for it's citizenry.
@ I doubt it.
@@Maximixa Watch and see. Western corruption will no longer plague Hong Kong. Going forward, Hong Kong will have a brighter and brighter future as it transitions to 100% governance under China.
First time I have heard CY Leung speak on an international forum. He’s very articulate and should do it more often
Wow! What a treat to find this video among internet noise, such factual and rational discussions by such gentlemen!
And Prof. Sachs actually ENJOYED the conversation.
what a rare and great interview by professor Sacks, thanks.
What an educational conversation and update on Hong Kong. i have been curious as well as getting false report of the demise of Hong Kong! Thank you Prof Sachs and Mr Leung. 👍👍👍
Gentlemen discussion is always objective, fair and fascinating.
Mr.Leung is pretty good in explaining Hong Kong and GBA future. Good job.
I love listening to Jeffrey if only our western leaders were like him how much better off we would all be
Professor Sachs, thank you for being with us. You are a.lways welcome.❤
A very pleasant discourse between two remarkable gentlemen.
Jeffrey Sach is one of the most important speakers that is worth sitting down even for hours hearing him out. Leung CY is also able to articulate his role in HK today. The riots in the streets of HK a couple of years ago are something that is instigated and supported by external forces to bring the territory down. As a foreigner watching what is happening I have to say the China government shows utmost restraint but was met with imminent destruction if actions were not taken to arrest the perpetrators.
✌✌✌ wonderful conversation, Thank you Prof. Sachs and Mr. Leung. It clears a lot of confusions.
It’s good to know what greater Bay Area is doing. Thank you for Pro. Sachs and our chief executive Mr. Leung dialogue.
Wow. Mr Leung, what an intellect. Cheers Jeff.
Agree.
Vice Chairman Leung is exceptionally knowledgeable.
As a Hongkong citizen, I must thank Mr. Leung for all his work in integrating our city into the Great Bay Area n most of all, into my motherland in the last decades. We surely need more patriotic leaders like you! Also, I've been following Professor Sachs for years n have great respect for his efforts in promoting friendship n co operation between our two countries! HK is certainly facing some challenges at the moment. However, I have confidence with our unique position as an international financial centre plus our Lion Rock spirit, we can morphe into another Shenzhen in no time! Globally, I hope countries can illimimate the zero sum or confrontational attitude n instead work together to complement each other with our individual strengths n make our world a better place! Thank you gentlemen for this friendly n rational discussion which is sorely missing these days!🙏❤
I'm a Hong Kong citizen. A real one. You're just the usual Wumao bootlicker
You beat me to it. 😊❤
香港与深圳的经济结构不一样，要针对本身做改变才行，我是初中毕业说的不对请见谅
@@luojiangping7377 不會！大家只是交流意見！ 同意你的說法 相信各城市 甚至各國家 都可發揮自己獨有的優勢去發展經濟！
Ironically, decades ago, Shenzhen used to look up to Hongkong for solutions to their problems, and now they've found their footing. I think there's no shame for Hongkong to do the same as Shenzhen did in the past, and eventually HK would regain its position in the world. In any case, I'm optimistic of HK's economy, and the mainland's, in spite of current challenges.
Nov. 6th I'll be in Hong Kong and the then visiting the GBA. wonderful positive interview.
Congrats, hope you have fun.
Enjoy!
I was there for a month exactly one year ago it really opens my eyes.
@@juliegrimme Welcome to China! Have a rewarding trip!
You are SO LUCKY !!!!
I know you will have a blast.
Two of my favorite persons on political issues.👍👍👍
As a HKer, Excellent Conversation! Thank you Prof. Sachs & Chairman Leung! ❤😊
I just visited Hong Kong, it’s coming back fast, furious and probably better than before!
@@xmen2130 Did you sleep the whole trip? HK is a ghost town compared to pre-covid
Hong Kong will always be vibrant; it residents are hard working and tenacious.
The West is expert in language while China is expert in improving the physical reality of their environment.
Brilliant conversation! More please!❤
great talks and interview; astonishing developments in HK and the great delta area
Eye opening interview.
People who truly love China and Hong Kong are the people who are not afraid of the toil and hardship but also fun and exciting times of being part of Chinas transformation. They should be helping to make China great again. China is already the world leader in the safest and most sustainable country. The Greater Bay Area in China is the new Silicon Valley where all the great minds will unite to enhance themselves and for the future Peace of the world.
Hong Kong won’t progress and thrive unless it changes its mindset thinking they are superior to the Mainland and its people. China as a whole thrives and is acknowledged in the greater global community. The standard of living is better, its infrastructure is far more superior to that in Hong Kong and of course it would be wonderful if Hong Kong can work in harmony and in tandem with the Mainland.
Believe me, it has already changed. Many intectual people from our generation (in our 50s) know that. It's the younger generation who do not see what we can see.
Hk is already downgraded to a tier 1 city
@@Sean-giang Depends on how you look at it. If you want to move 1 million dollars from Hong Kong to UK or US or Australia to pay for stuffs, I can do it within 5 seconds. If you try to do the same from Shanghai, it will take 3 hours to 3 days depending on situation. That's one fundamental differences. If I were to use Shanghai or Guangzhou as a service hub, my parts need to pay for custom in and out all the time which increases my cost; but if I use Hong Kong as the Asia Pacific service hub, I'd not have that problem. So really depends on how you see it.
@@Sean-giang What people in Hongkong do not understand is, what is their real competitive edge? Once they truly understand that, that's when they will make big bucks with the heritage of being part of China. There are many attributes that the Singaporeans wish they would have like Hongkong. Without thoroughly understanding what these attributes and advantages are, Hongkong people will continue to sail at a mediocre level.
@@Sean-giang No，it's still the finacial center of Asia
The stories of growth and development💹 should be appreciated & complemented by all regardless of whether it's East or West 🤝. I love everything about China 🇨🇳, the people,the culture,the food and most importantly its robust & efficient political system 💖👍🤝🇨🇳.
Very rare to see Prof Sachs playing the interviewer role which he did very well here. Mr. Leung is a very articulate and humble interviewee who often starts his answer by saying “Prof Sachs, let me …” showing his high respect to Prof Sachs.
Enlightening dialogue!❤
In another short 20+ years, the 50 years 1 country 2 system ends, then HK and Macau will be fully integrated with China, and my guess is it will be fine tuned and as seamless as possible. God Bless HK, Macau and China.
as a mainland Chinese.i dont think its necessary to be integrated.just keep it is
Cultural exchanges are more integrated, and political systems do not need to be
Great video and so informative. Thanks
I would absolutely ❤ to see Prof Sachs take up Leung's offer & take a tour of Greater Bay Area with him & make a Video Series about it. They're truly doing amazing thing at Southern China 😊
It's time for Mr. Leung to change his iphone😄
Great conversation👍👍
Thank you professor ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great Interview👍
Thank you for the great interview! 👏
Nice interview
Diamond cut diamond, both CY & JS are like intelligent minds in political science of reading China's modernization.
Great interview. Thanks
What a great discussion between two true gentlemen!!
The difference is what China says, China does. We can only hope that America does half of what they say for USA. 😂 They might achieve one tenth if America concentrate they what they set out to do in USA, and spend less time, a lot less on meddling globally.
They do. Look how many countries have joined nato and how many new military bases they have built around the world, and how much infrastructure of other countries they promised to destroy did get destroyed
Thank you Professor Sachs and Mr. Leung! It is such an enjoyable conversation!
Thank you for this very informative dialogue
It’s really nice to see a friendly dialogue between two professionals / friends with so much mutual respect.
I am so surprised, and happy, to see this happening.
CY talks to Jeffrey Sachs on TH-cam.
Wow.
Brimming with confidence, re-defined!
Jia You Hong Kong!
It is indeed ironic to see Hong Kongers crossing to Hong Kong to buy goods and services in Shenzhen. I was there last year and witnessed it myself. For years it was the other way around, you could barely move in the malls in the New Territory they were so packed with Mainlanders buying baby formula, jewellery, luxury goods and so on as well as visiting Hong Kong's attractions like Ocean Park and the Peak.
CEO Leung speaks excellent Queen's English
Such an engaging and inspiring interview, thank you! I so enjoyed and benefited from it!
Mr. Leung's English is so good！
Just like "US future plan for Florida" is none of Chinas business, "China future plan for Hong Kong" is none of US's business.
I wonder what any BNO slumming it in the UK thinks about this discussion.
Good job, CY
Informative and nicely presented
Lovely to see Prof. Sachs actually enjoy a dialogue; recently he has been very serious and somber in his discussions of other topics.
Excellent discussion
What an eye-opener for those who are less well-versed with the goings-on in the Greater Bay area.
Prof Sachs is not only a learned US scholar, he is open-minded, intelligent and a fair+just American.
Hong Kong was leased to British in 1860 under duress when China was absolutely weak.
The Brits then not only forcefully took Hong Kong, they looted and pillaged China’s Summer Palace and burnt it down. The ruins are still vividly left intact in Beijing today.
While credit must be given to them for developing and maintaining Hong Kong prosperity, but they spoiled it by being reluctant in returning HK to China as shown by ex PM Thatcher hard and adamant stance in her several visits to Beijing for negotiations prior to 1997.
Further more, a few years ago, their MI6 and CIA were trying to usurp a revolution by secretly encouraging Hong Kong citizens to demonstrate.
Something must be terribly wrong with the Brits now that even their GDP has been overtaken by that of India, their ex colony.
karma
Taiwan 🇹🇼 Hong Kong 🇭🇰 Macau 🇲🇴 China 🇨🇳 ever China 🇨🇳 🌎👍☘️
Just Amazing
Great show, love❤
Glad to hear that Hong Kong is moving in a very positive direction.
A good example for Taiwan to reflect on.
@@kenlim4204 It's not moving a positive direction and serves as a perfect example why Taiwan should stay strong against Chinese CCP tyrany.
TOTALLY AGREE !
@@MaximixaTaiwan would benefit by allowing mainland China to help them economically! First, get rid of the United States’ influence to split and its Military bases!
In the time when Guangzhou, Shenzhen was developing we used to catch a train from to and back from HK Lowu. Back then was working for a machine tools company (Singapore) travelling to China was a common routine to install new machines for factories. In the 70's period HK like to coin mainlander as 阿灿,this term 'Ah Chan' is better appropriate for Hong Kong people whom now flock in droves to Shenzhen for food and entertainment
The wheel of fortune turns -- 风水轮流转。Now the HK Chans are flocking to Shenzhen but they are well received, unlike how HKG people used to treat the old Ah Chans.
Lesson learned, never ever look down on anyone.
There are 3 major economic clusters in China, Greater Bay Area is one of them
What are the others?
@@albback8176 All on the verge of collapse. The housing bubble has burst and effects everything. Main problem is sky high youth unemplyment
You can see Luang Chung-Ying pride beaming through. He must be very proud of his achievements.
25 million? I thought 17million
15 years ago I was told 10million
And, we were amazed , 一千萬！
Now, I believe it’s 25 million.
I will travel it this coming snake year
How i wish Prof Sachs is President of the USA...
@@billlee2983 Would you like to have a US president who hates his own country?
^^ Chinese people love #Taiwan Province ^^
Definitely a British scholar. Hong Kong peoplecof China study in the UK, and brought home that archaic British accent, and the mainland Chinese people and the Taiwanese of China study in the US, and brought home not only the American english accent, but computer and other IT know-how.
Professor Sachs, an enlightened scholar, professor of the USA.
One of the most respected academics, rational and objective, offering solutions going forward. It’s almost godsend.
Yes why shenzhen can do why can't Hong Kong do it . Shenzhen is cheaper and service are much better Hk during weekend most go cross day trips to shenzhen shopping and lunch dinner
Naturally Hong Kong retailers have to complete with mainland retailers.
One country two system Hongkong and BRI leading in ASEAN, 7 years resident in Hongkong gate to msinland. Israel should listen the idea of one country two system jn Gaza and West Bank.
It won't work in Israel. If it had to be then it's only two countries not one country two system.
@@vister6757US has been trying 2 state solution PLO Israel but the more faction of Palestine, PRC should approach peace differently, One country two system, the land of Palestina is under local authority, no occupation and the central security of PLO is guranteed alone under security greater Israel, It is more that just automous state but with the purpose of peace security really exist in Palestina. Two state solution has been failed since so be human intelligent so there is no more occupancy land
政协副主席是党和国家领导人之一，算是直接访问中国高层了。
副国级。级别很高，实权不大
Prof. Sachs DESERVES to have Vice Chairman Leung host him around in the GBA.
Great
I wish Vice Chairman Leung would use a Chinese brand smartphone rather than an iPhone; not just for appearance, but for national security.
It is like the world is turning around, hope China and Hong Kong can keep up its pace otherwise people there may get lagged behind
🎉🎉
Hong Kong will always be dynamic; it will also be the financial center for BRICS+.
Helps one to understand how integration into the GBA is good for HK, as well the importance of maintaining the capitalist system in HK and the peg of HK $ with the US$.instead if RMB.
Hello where does poland, ukraine, germany, and other european countries fall into china's "vision for the world", especially germany?
查實阿爺是最民主的。一國兩制，而且是真料的，全世界都無！
I think the top tier people working in Fin Tech is HK will continue to earn shit loads of money like before… in the mean time, the mainland and its influence has provided vast and various opportunity for Hong Kong youth and working class much more space to elevate. I think the properties are much more affordable than before , and this is crucial for young people to sustain a life.
Awesome dialogue.
Hong Kong is great! Must also pop over to Macau and Shenzhen while in HKG! You can pack your days with so mich to see and donwithin a great budget!
Completely different level of knowledge and view, Mr Leung basically reads the fact , espeically what he has achieved which is mostly tiny achievement and memorizing it well without really thinking deep into it, Mr Sachs on the other hand is expecting some important messages and vision from Mr Leung, however adsent. Great Bay Area would require some principal and fundamental idea changes in order to reach its expected successful level.
To restore the economy with Hong Kong would take quite some time especially Hong Kong is now facing with both external and internal tension .
There are so many issues have to be tackled.
Just to name a few from below :
Expensive living cost
Ageing population
Geopolitical issues
Hong Kong need to find a way as to become unique and exclusive. If just depend on price competition only , Hong Kong will never be completed with other cities like Shenzhen and Guangzhou .
To regain with the Globally reputation and blooming economy for Hong Kong as like how it used be ,Hong Kong must need to become more diversify ,competitive and attractive . If Hong Kong can’t make it , other cities like Shenzhen and Guangzhou will gradually become ahead of Hong Kong .
Wow, was very impressed with excellent exchanges of views, with much needed eye opener overview of China’s GBA, the unimaginable farsightedness of the overall development that’s still ongoing, the strategic roles differences between GuangDong areas linking Hong Kong, Macau that are very well aligned to the growth of this huge, potential mega cities! Prof Sachs ability to reach out to this high level, former HK Chief, Leung CY, with his expertise in world affairs, combined with Mr. Leung’s office, huge strategic plannings for such a grand vision, gave much needed insights of China’s GBA. Excellent and truly insightful discussions!
8:23
I think Mr Leung meant "nine cities (in the Guangdong province) out of the eleven that form the GBA".
not related to the main topic, but i was surprised that HK Nansha school was mentioned, because it is one of the schools i am consudering for my kid😅
HK is not a static concept. It has never stopped adapting to new normals. Those who keep harping on the death of HK "as we know it" are unfortunately unable to see beyond that time period during which they lived in, were engaged in or knew HK. Their limitation is not representative of the greater reality of HK.
Pls introduce Macau as well!
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Wonderful conversation and information sharing from both respected gentlemen ❤
All those naysayers about Hong Kong will miss the boat because she is resilient and she will always carry that mystique that you don’t find anywhere else .
How did SZ happened?
Central planning.
ASEAN can be integrated into this .Besides trade and economy ,education and cultural collaboration can be enhanced, especially Hong Kong and Singapore and Malaysia .