Hong Kong will enter a four-day Christmas break starting from the 23rd. According to the figures released by the Hong Kong Immigration Department on the 24th, the number of people entering and leaving Hong Kong exceeded 1.06 million on the 23rd, marking the first time Hong Kong society has fully resumed normal operations since the epidemic. According to data from the Immigration Department, over 670000 people were recorded leaving various ports on the 23rd, reaching a new high since the resumption of business, including over 500000 Hong Kong residents. Among them, the number of outbound passengers passing through Hong Kong International Airport is about 76000, which is the third consecutive day that the airport has exceeded 70000 outbound passengers. The number of people entering and exiting the West Kowloon Station via the high-speed rail exceeded 120000, breaking the record since the opening of the port in 2018. Out of nearly 400000 inbound travelers, over 160000 were from mainland China. The maximum number of people entering through the Luohu Port exceeded 75000, followed by the Lok Ma Chau branch line and airport. To coincide with the festive activities on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, the Transport Department of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government implemented special transportation arrangements on the 24th and 25th, including providing overnight services for multiple local MTR routes and extending public transportation services such as tram and Star Ferry. (Lai Xin She)