On July 1, 2022, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) celebrated its 25th anniversary.

Having stood up to the challenges and seized opportunities since its return to the motherland, Hong Kong has risen even stronger and become more vibrant.

As a Hong Kong scholar, the author presents an insider's analysis of Hong Kong's development since its return to the motherland, showing the faith in Hong Kong's prosperity in years to come.

Hong Kong's young people are encouraged to tap employment and entrepreneurship opportunities on the mainland, thus better integrated into national development.

More and more investors have been benefiting from the favorable business environment on Chinese mainland.

The new electoral system has set things right, rebuilt political loyalty and meritocracy under the "patriots administering Hong Kong" policy, and guided Hong Kong’s democracy on a rational and right track.

With its history of more than 5,000 years, the Chinese civilization has accumulated a large number of cultural heritages.

Heritage Ark team, established in 2012 under the auspices of the Institute of Cultural Heritage Study at Zhejiang University, has worked in the field of digital protection for 10 years.

Beijing Cultural Heritage Protection Center (CHP), an NGO established in 2003, has always been dedicated to helping preserve cultural heritage in local communities.

A new masterpiece connecting an age-old painting with dance drama stimulates deeper interest in traditional Chinese culture.

Industrial heritage tourism is trending across China.

Century-old houses on Gulangyu Island in the bay of Xiamen find new life.

As the pioneering force of Chinese society, Chinese youth, brimming with vitality and creativity, are active on many major fronts of the country's development, with some even leading enterprises, public causes, or scientific projects.

Not only do young people emphasize selfhood and interests, but also attach great importance to the harmonious relationship between work, life, and family.