"Support Hong Kong and Macao in developing their economy, improving people's livelihood, and maintaining the long-term prosperity and stability of Hong Kong and Macao." The government work report focuses on the long-term development of Hong Kong and Macao, and youth is the future of the Greater Bay Area of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao. How can Hong Kong and Macao youth actively integrate into and share the development opportunities of the Greater Bay Area? The representative members focused on their professional fields of concern, and made suggestions and suggestions on creating fertile soil for the better growth of the youth in the Bay Area. Su Shaocong, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of the Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao Greater Bay Area Sub committee of the Hong Kong Law Society: attract more young lawyers from Hong Kong and Macao to practice in the mainland "I hope more young lawyers from Hong Kong will actively participate in the construction of the Greater Bay Area and look for a broader career in the mainland," Su Shaocong, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of the Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao Greater Bay Area Sub committee of the Hong Kong Law Society, said in an interview with the Southern Daily reporter. It is understood that over the past two years since the implementation of the Pilot Measures for Hong Kong Legal Practitioners and Macao Practicing Lawyers to Acquire Mainland Practicing Qualifications and Practice Lawyers in the Mainland Nine Cities of the Greater Bay Area of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao (hereinafter referred to as the Pilot Measures), 205 Hong Kong and Macao lawyers have been approved to practice in the Mainland Nine Cities of the Greater Bay Area of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao. In Su Shaocong's view, many young lawyers from Hong Kong and Macao are familiar with foreign-related businesses, and they are very competitive in the mainland cities of the Great Bay Area to enhance the attractiveness of foreign enterprises and enhance the international level of business environment. "I have heard a lot of voices in the industry. For young people in Hong Kong, it is very attractive for them to practice in mainland cities in the Greater Bay Area, and they continue to be optimistic about the prospect of practicing in the mainland," said Su Shaocong. To this end, he suggested that the policy should appropriately relax the access threshold. At present, the Pilot Measures require lawyers from Hong Kong and Macao to have more than 5 years of cumulative practice experience before they can sign up for the Great Bay District Lawyer Practice Examination. "When a young lawyer has been in practice for five years, he is in a period of steady rise in his career, and he will have less motivation to go to new places for development. If he can relax this threshold to three years, he can attract more young people from Hong Kong and Macao to participate." Su Shaocong said. In addition, Su Shaocong also suggested that the advantage of Hong Kong as one of the most popular places of arbitration in the world should be brought into play, and an online dispute settlement platform should be established in the Greater Bay Area. By integrating the resources of 11 cities, the integration service of arbitration and mediation in the Greater Bay Area of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao should be realized, and the legal brand of the Greater Bay Area with international influence should be built. "The International Mediation Court will soon be established, and Hong Kong will attract more international top dispute resolution talents, which will provide a broader stage for professionals in the legal industry in the Greater Bay Area," he said. Zhou Chong, deputy to the National People's Congress and assistant manager of the Safety and Environmental Protection Department of the Huangpu Port Branch of Guangzhou Port Co., Ltd.: Zhou Chong, deputy to the National People's Congress and assistant manager of the Safety and Environmental Protection Department of the Huangpu Port Branch of Guangzhou Port Co., Ltd., paid special attention to youth exchanges. In his view, Nansha is the geographical and geometric center of the Great Bay Area, and has good talent policies and development opportunities. For example, the Hong Kong and Macao start-ups established in Nansha can enjoy up to 4.5 million yuan of subsidy funds in three years. He suggested that youth exchanges between Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao could be strengthened based on Nansha. "In our research, we found that there are still some young people from Hong Kong and Macao who are interested in the inland cities in the Greater Bay Area of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao