Li Jiachao, the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, said in a meeting with the media before the executive meeting on the 10th that the reunion of the "customs clearance" delegation is also the aspiration of the people. At present, it seems that the single-day number arrangement meets the actual needs. I believe that the number of customs clearance will rise all the way after that. The two places will decide whether there is room for adjustment after reviewing the actual operation. On January 8, Hong Kong and the mainland had their first day of "customs clearance". Passengers entered Shenzhen from Lok Ma Chau port. There were relatives and friends who came to greet Hong Kong passengers. The picture shows Hong Kong children stepping out of Futian Port and waving to the people at the scene. Hong Kong and the mainland ushered in the first phase of quarantine free "customs clearance" on the 8th. The seven sea, land and air ports can each have 60000 people "going north" or "going south" every day, and the number of one-way people at the land ports that have been opened is 50000. Li Jiachao said that the first two days of "customs clearance" were smooth, safe and orderly. There are still three to four adult seats available in the next two or three days, and the most popular ones are January 20, with more than 90% of the people making reservations, followed by January 19 and January 21. Li Jiachao pointed out that the online system has designed a date of 8 weeks for reservation, and the total number of reservations currently accounts for about 17% of the quota. "That is to say, the arrangement of 50000 people is in line with the actual needs." He said that he believed that the number of people will rise all the way after the "customs clearance". The relevant units of the two places will communicate and coordinate every day, and will review the actual operation, port and number of people for adjustment after a few days of observation. Seeing the citizens' response to "customs clearance" in recent days, Li Jiachao believed that "customs clearance" represents reunion, represents the aspiration of the people, represents the close connection between the two places, and will also boost the economy. "Because we will soon see an increase in the flow of people," he said, which will boost retail, catering, business, exhibition and tourism. Li Jiachao said that "customs clearance" also represents Hong Kong as an international city, which can play an important role in relying on the mainland and connecting the world, and help introduce enterprises and talents. "The 'customs clearance' also represents a new chapter for Hong Kong," he said, eagerly expecting the 'customs clearance' to bring many positive effects.