Introduction to the Episodes of the TV Series "Hong Kong in Ten Years" - Episode One: "A Decade Witness"
"A Decade Witness" serves as the introduction to the entire series, focusing on Hong Kong's return and its development over the subsequent ten years. It vividly explains the scientific nature and foresight of the great concept of "one country, two systems; Hong Kong people administering Hong Kong," as well as the enormous vitality that has arisen from it.
This episode focuses on several ordinary Hong Kong residents from different social strata – Cheung Sam-yau, the "return baby" born at midnight on July 1, 1997, Chai Ga-lei, the flag raiser during the Sino-British sovereignty handover ceremony, Ma Xin-kang, the British training director of the Government Flying Service who chose to stay in Hong Kong upon its return, as well as Legislative Council member Huang Yihong and renowned writer Liang Fengyi, a couple who have frequently traveled between Hong Kong and the mainland since the return, pioneering new careers. Through their personal journeys, feelings, and stories of fate over the past decade, one strongly senses the scientific nature and foresight of the "one country, two systems" concept, the recognition by Hong Kong people of "one country, two systems; Hong Kong people administering Hong Kong" after the return, and jointly witnessing the success of the "one country, two systems" system.