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I鈥檓 listening, Lam assures Hong Kong鈥檚 young people
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Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Carrie Lam yesterday promised to be more patient in reaching out to young people and heeding their voices.
The HKSAR government attaches great importance to the cultivation of young people, she said when addressing a graduation ceremony at the Hong Kong college students鈥 military training camp.
Around 200 students from more than 10 universities marched in formation, held a flag-raising ceremony, chorused military songs, and performed yuejiaquan, a style of Chinese martial art, marking an ending of their 13 days of experience in the annual military camp in Hong Kong.
鈥淚t is unforgettable in these days as I rode armored vehicles, watched fighting performances by special forces, participated in military exercises and watched martial art shows,鈥 a student surnamed Lui said.
The camp has been held with the help of the Chinese People鈥檚 Liberation Army Garrison in Hong Kong for the ninth year with the participation of nearly 1,500 college students in Hong Kong over the years.
鈥淭here is no doubt that the camp offers Hong Kong students a unique opportunity to deepen their understanding of the motherland and its people and experience military life,鈥 Lam said, adding that she expected more students to participate in the camp in the future.
Lam said the HKSAR government has been promoting overseas exchange programs for students, including visiting countries and regions participating in the Belt and Road Initiative, to offer students opportunities to see other places of the world and have a deeper understanding of global developments.
She called on students, at a time when Hong Kong is facing challenges, to work together to safeguard Hong Kong and build it into a better place for all.
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