The new Hong Kong District Council took office on January 1st, and various district councils have recently held their first meetings. One of the common agendas is to discuss boosting the regional economy and establishing unique check-in and tourism facilities. The Yau Tsim Mong District Council meeting has preliminarily formulated seven proposals, including organizing "Tsim Tsui Night Colorful", large-scale seating neon signs and other check-in hotspots, and water fireworks performances. The Central and Western District Council proposed three plans, including setting up a large landmark with the theme of "Central and Western District" in the Peak Road Garden; The Sai Kung District Council plans to paint a mural of "Hundred Cats in the Neighborhood" in the center of Sai Kung and lay materials that glow at night on the banks of South Bay in Tseung Kwan O, hoping to create the effect of stepping on the Star River; The proposed plan for check-in landmarks in Kwun Tong District includes beautifying the Kwun Tong Public Pier and adding three-dimensional art installations. The District Councils of Wong Tai Sin District, North District, Shatin District and Tsuen Wan District are also planning to hold market fairs and carnivals during the Spring Festival, and launch various lantern parties on Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival) Night. The first power plant in Hong Kong is located in Wan Chai, and it was the first to light 50 electric street lights. The nearby streets are named after "sun", "moon", and "star" as a result. The Wan Chai District Council plans to establish approximately 50 small retro street light installations. The initial location for the check-in landmark is in the coastal area of Wan Chai, and it is expected to be completed within 2024. Mai Meijuan, Secretary for Home Affairs and Youth Affairs of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, said on the 6th that the District Councils held activities in festivals such as the Lunar New Year and Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival) Festival, hoping to promote the characteristics of each district and inject vitality and vitality. Revitalizing the economy and improving people's livelihoods are the two major governance goals of the SAR government in the coming year. Wan Chai District Councilor Mu Jiajun believes that the 18 districts have their own characteristics and development priorities, and will play an important role in achieving the governance goals of the SAR government. The development of regional economy can start with cultural tourism, which can enrich the experience of tourists coming to Hong Kong, promote community development and employment opportunities, and create new business opportunities. The first meeting of each district council also focused on activities such as home visits and warmth delivery by care teams. As the Spring Festival approaches, some district councilors, together with their local care team, conduct home visits and distribute lucky bags and other items. The Kwun Tong District Care Team will distribute 4000 lucky bags and conduct approximately 2000 home visits. Each district councilor in the Central and Western districts is assigned a care team, and each district councilor is required to visit at least 25 households. (Lai Xin She)