

Hong Kong at 28: growth, integration, and what’s next
Jul 1, 2025
Joining the discussion are Yan Liang, an economics professor from Willamette University, and Yao Shujie, a Changhong Professor at Chongqing University, alongside Zhang Gong and Zhou Mi, both esteemed economists. They delve into Hong Kong's role in China’s national development, exploring its economic transformation since 1997, particularly its integration with the mainland. The conversation also touches on global trade dynamics, evolving travel trends in China, and the rise of stablecoins, illuminating Hong Kong’s significance as an international financial hub.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Hong Kong's Resilience and Evolution
01:59 • 4min
Hong Kong: The Economic Bridge
06:10 • 6min
Navigating Tariff Turbulence
12:01 • 11min
The Future of Foreign Aid: USAID Under Scrutiny
23:22 • 10min
The Rise of Stablecoins
33:03 • 9min
China's Summer Travel Surge: Trends and Implications
42:28 • 2min
Evolving Travel Trends in China
44:07 • 9min