The four-day Shenzhen Lianghui ("Two Annual Sessions"), including The Third Session of the Sixth Guangdong Shenzhen Municipal Committee of the Chinese People 's Political Consultative Conference (also known as "CCPPC") and The Third Session of the Sixth Committee of Shenzhen Municipal People's Congress started in the morning of 11th January 2017. At 5pm in 12th Jan, CPPCC held a forum for the members from Hong Kong and Macau at Shenzhen Hall of Wuzhou Guest House. Dr. Bryan Lin,  Member of Shenzhen CPPCC,  Member of standing committee of Futian District, Shenzhen CPPCC, and also Chairman of Realord Group Holding Limited  (“Realord” or the “Company,” together with its subsidiaries collectively known as the “Group,” stock code: 1196.HK) attended the meeting and presented a suggestion named “Learning Hong Kong's elevated walkways to improve traffic and promote prosperity in Shenzhen”.

Party Secretary & Chairman of Shenzhen CPPCC Dai Beifang,  Municipal Standing Committee & Executive Vice Mayor Zhang Hu,  Municipal Standing Committee & United Front Minister Li Jie,  Vice Mayor Ai Xuefeng, Deputy Party Secretary & Executive Vice Chairman Mr. Liu Runhua,  Vice Chairman Huang Zhong wei, Chen Qianwen, Wang Pu, Zhang Xiaoli, Li Jun, Wang Daping, Secretary-General Zhao Yanmin,  Director of the Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan and Foreign Affairs Committee Pan Jiadong and other leaders attended the forum, totally 23  CPPCC members from Hong Kong & Macau gave their advices and suggestions.

Dr. Lin suggested the Shenzhen Government could learn from Hong Kong to establish its own elevated system to connect all major transport hubs and to form barrier-free walkways linking all the roads so as to create the economic benefits, to help optimize the strategy of “One Core, Two Corridors and Three Belts” plotted by the Shenzhen Government, especially strengthening the central area networks to promote prosperity.

After the forum, Mr. Lin expressed, “After years of routine from Hong Kong and Shenzhen, I found the elevated systems everywhere in Hong Kong are really sophisticated and convenient. Surely it is well-known all over the world. Such facilities are very suitable for Shenzhen, and I believe that our government has already been working on it. The elevated walkways system has been developing and improving by the Hong Kong Government for almost 47 years. So I hope, though this presentation, Shenzhen Government could have a more sustainable planning and cooperation with Hong Kong in the future ”