Lau Waiwai, a Hong Kong flight instructor in 9 Air Airlines, has been working in Guangzhou since 2014. When he was young, his mother suggested he become a pilot and supported him to join a training organization in Australia. Later, he was admitted to the Civil Aviation Flight University of China. In 2014, he join 9 Air, a new airline based in Guangzhou.
Fung Fuwing is the first Hong Kong teacher recruited by Guangdong Mechanical Technician University. Last year, Guangdong introduced new policies allowing Hong Kong and Macao residents to apply for public institutions in the mainland cities of the Greater Bay Area. Through this opportunity, Fung Fuwing has become one of the first Hong Kong and Macao residents who is working in public institutions in Guangdong.
Evergreen Mak Cheung-ching is a popular Hong Kong actor. Because of his work, he has stayed in Guangzhou for a while. Recently Guangzhou conducted massive nucleic acid testing in many districts, and Mak took the test and participated as a volunteer.
Dr Michael To Kai-tsun, a 49-year-old Hong Kong doctor, is an assistant dean of the University of Hong Kong Shenzhen Hospital (HKU-SZH) and an expert in the treatment of rare bone diseases. He has worked in Shenzhen for almost 10 years, and has treated over 1,000 patients with rare bone diseases, most of them have been able to walk again.
Nansha has conducted a round of COVID-19 nucleic acid test for all residents on June 5 and 6. A number of Hong Kong and Macao volunteers participated in the epidemic prevention and control efforts.
The spirit of May 4th has passed on over generations and lasts till now, which is fully presented in youths in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA). They choose to start businesses, or devote themselves to scientific research, or get into politics, or step onto the pitch for the champion. All they wish is to strive for a bright future.