On the morning of January 10, Chen Meiyi, a member of the Guangdong Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the vice chairman of the Provincial Federation of Industry and Commerce, and the executive vice president of the Macao Federation of Small and Medium Enterprises, actively offered suggestions at the first "member channel" of the first meeting of the 13th session of the Guangdong Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference to promote the dream of Hong Kong and Macao youth in the Great Bay Area. "Hong Kong and Macao youth innovation and entrepreneurship platforms such as Nansha Guangdong-Hong Kong and Macao (International) Youth Innovation Works, Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Youth Dream Works, Hengqin and Macao Youth Entrepreneurship Valley have been put into use one after another; more than 9000 public institutions in Guangdong Province are open to young people in Hong Kong and Macao. It can be said that each of the nine cities in the mainland of the Great Bay Area has the dreams left by young people from Hong Kong and Macao." Chen Meiyi believes that young people from Hong Kong and Macao should only realize their personal values with the development of the motherland The development of Hong Kong and Macao can be closely combined to write a more wonderful life. She put forward two suggestions: First, organize exchanges in various forms and fields to let young people from Hong Kong and Macao further experience the Bay Area, understand the Bay Area and feel the development charm of the Bay Area. Second, local governments should strengthen cooperation to provide employment environment, employment support policies and job paths for young people from Hong Kong and Macao, carry out detailed employment guidance, set up a cross-sectoral communication and coordination platform in the Great Bay Area, solve the problems encountered by young people from Hong Kong and Macao in employment and entrepreneurship in the Great Bay Area, and help them realize their dreams. (Xinhua News Agency)