John Lee Ka-chiu, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong SAR, recently released a video on the social platform to talk about his first anniversary experience. He expressed that the world has become very fast, either not advancing or retreating, and Hong Kong cannot be slow or wait. He is full of confidence in Hong Kong and believes that it has great potential and unlimited scenery. John Lee Ka-chiu released videos on the social networking website for two days in a row. After sharing his policy ideas and feelings yesterday, he mentioned his future plans today. He said that many of the different policies in the policy address are also five-year plans or even beyond five years, and at the same time, we need to explore new spaces in different fields to make Hong Kong more competitive. John Lee Ka-chiu pointed out that Hong Kong has the support of national policies. The positioning of Hong Kong as the "eight centers" in the "14th Five Year Plan" and the construction of the Great Bay Area provide opportunities for Hong Kong. He hoped that the public would feel benefited from the policies. "Hong Kong has jumped out of the regional restrictions, especially for young people. Everyone has unlimited space for development, and they can work and start businesses. Therefore, time is not waiting for us. We should chase time, results and achievements." John Lee Ka-chiu mentioned that he felt very sad when he saw the destruction of Hong Kong during the "black storm". "Not only I, but also the lowest tide of the whole Hong Kong." He said that after experiencing these things, it is also a growth process. After the low tide, Reflection and summarizing experience may become stronger. He thanked his wife for her understanding and support, and said that after their tenure, the two of them would be able to be proud and free in the world. John Lee Ka-chiu said that what encouraged him most was that Hong Kong could walk out of the epidemic and pass the customs in an all-round way. When he saw the citizens reunited and hugged with their relatives and friends who had been separated for three years, "his heart was also filled with tears of joy." He described that Hong Kong was on the fast track in the recovery of normalcy, and now we are happier, more energetic, and more hopeful than before (the News Agency)