Hey there, future game-changers! 🌟 Ever dreamt of making it big? Now's your chance! Tam Kam-kau, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), is calling on Hong Kong's young trailblazers to seize the golden opportunities waiting in the Greater Bay Area (GBA). 🚀
Tam, who started his journey as a driver in Guangdong Province back in the 1970s, knows a thing or two about turning dreams into reality. Seeing the need for a cozy spot for fellow drivers to grab a bite between Shenzhen and Dongguan, he kickstarted his entrepreneurial journey by opening a restaurant. 🍜 Fast forward 30 years, and he's climbed the ladder to owning farms, shopping malls, and factories. Talk about leveling up! 🎮
But it's not just Tam who's making waves. He shared the inspiring story of a young Hong Kong resident who, after returning from the U.S. in 2018, harnessed the GBA's supportive policies to set up a cutting-edge farm in Dongguan. This isn't your average farm—it's a vibrant blend of green products, education, and tourism. 🌱🎓🏞️
\"The country's development in this new era is handing Hong Kong's youth golden opportunities on a silver platter. I hope they grab them firmly to achieve their dreams,\" Tam enthused. ✨
The GBA is more than just a region—it's a powerhouse combining nine cities in Guangdong with the Hong Kong and Macao special administrative regions. With over 86 million people and an economic output surpassing $1.8 trillion in 2022 (that's bigger than South Korea and Australia!), it's the place to be. 🌏✨ Connected by a sprawling network of high-speed rails, bridges, and tunnels, the GBA is all about making connections and forging new paths. 🚄🌉
So, what's the hold-up? The stage is set, and the spotlight's on you. Whether you're dreaming of launching the next big startup, diving into innovative technologies, or changing the world one step at a time, the GBA is your launchpad. 🎇
Ready to write your own success story? The Greater Bay Area is calling! 🗣️✨
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CPPCC member prompts HK people to grasp GBA development opportunities
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