It was a great honor to be invited by the Ta Kwu Ling District Rural Committee to participate in this study and exchange tour to Beijing and the Xiong'an New Area. During this trip, we visited national-level institutions including the National Archives of Publications and Culture and the National Museum of Local Chronicles . We engaged in in-depth discussions with their directors and curators to understand their operational details. We also visited Tsinghua University and the Xiong'an New Area Exhibition Hall, making this an incredibly rewarding journey.

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At the National Archives of Publications and Culture, I gained a profound understanding of the grand blueprint for preserving thousands of years of Chinese culture. Seeing how this vision is translated into pragmatic action was truly admirable.

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The National Museum of Local Chronicles houses village, township, and town chronicles, as well as yearbooks and various economic chronicles from all over the country, serving as a faithful witness to history. As President Xi Jinping once said, "A reliable way to understand history is to read local chronicles; this is a habit of mine." The compilation and preservation of local chronicles are of critical significance in ensuring that local culture is respected and reflected in contemporary urban planning. Furthermore, the renewed application of these historical records will become an essential link in cultural inheritance.

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We were particularly moved by the keen interest shown by mainland officials in the community planning model of Hong Kong’s Ta Kwu Ling district, which is driven from the bottom up and funded by the community itself. This represents a precious opportunity for mutual learning and exchange between the two regions.

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Finally, my heartfelt thanks go to the Ta Kwu Ling District Rural Committee for their meticulous arrangements. This trip has not only deepened my understanding of the national cultural strategy but has also brought fresh perspectives and inspiration for my future local work and community building.

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Participatory Professional Services Limited, Kiwi Agriculture Technology Limited and LANPWR Energy Technology Co . Limited have formally entered into a strategic cooperation agreement. Three parties will combine their respective professional expertise in real estate consultancy, local fisheries and agricultural technology research and renewable energy projects.

Ta Kwu Ling Rural Committee and China Resources Subsidiaries Joint Inspection and Exchange Session

Ta Kwu Ling Rural Committee and CAS Testing (Guangzhou) Exchange Meeting

Our team participated and co-organised in the Smart City Forum 2.0 on March 31, 2026.

Participatory Professional Services Limited and Kiwi Agriculture Technology Limited have formally entered into a strategic cooperation agreement. The two parties will combine their respective professional expertise in real estate consultancy, local fisheries and agricultural technology research and development, and environmental protection technology, with a view to establishing a long-term strategic partnership in the development of wetland conservation areas and renewable energy projects.

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On February 12, 2026, the consulting team, together with Chairman Chan Yuet-ming of the Ta Kwu Ling Rural Committee and his team, welcomed a delegation from the Luohu District People's Government to the eastern Ta Kwu Ling area of the Northern Metropolis for an inspection tour to explore the potential for joint development between Shenzhen and Hong Kong.

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Luohu District and Ta Kwu Ling District are closely linked by mountains, rivers, and landscapes, with three border crossings operating intensively every day. During the visit, numerous collaborative development visions were proposed. For example, Luohu District has already developed the Shenzhen River Ecological Blueway, which will be opened to the public by reservation in the future. This aligns perfectly with the positioning of the blue-green tourism and ecological circle in Hong Kong’s Northern Metropolis. It is believed that there will be even greater development potential in future planning between the two sides.

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The consulting team, from October 13 to 15, 2023, arranged — through the Ta Kwu Ling Rural Committee — a joint inspection tour with approximately 20 village representatives to the Luohu, Longgang, and Futian Districts of Shenzhen in the Greater Bay Area. This exchange delegation provided a valuable opportunity to hold meetings and discussions with relevant standing committee members, United Front Work Department officials, and sub-district office representatives, enabling the acquisition of precious insights and experience in integrated urban-rural development. The visit was truly meaningful and highly rewarding.

The consulting team visited the Legislative Council on February 17, 2025, accompanying Legislative Council Member Chan Yuet-ming to meet with representatives from the Development Bureau and the Northern Metropolis Co-ordination Office, where views were presented regarding the “Initial Development Proposals for New Town North and Ma Tso Lung”.

My team successfully organized a gathering that was both fun and intellectually stimulating, deeply meaningful and impactful.

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Our distinguished guest clients — including district leaders, major real estate developers, bankers, investment funds, professional independent audit firms, engineering consultancies, and IT solution providers — delivered impressive and highly talented performances!

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The team performed exceptionally well! We look forward to arranging many more exciting events very soon.

Mr. Frank Wong successfully completed the Hong Kong Construction Industry National Studies Programme held at the Chinese Academy of Governance in Beijing from June 24 to June 29, 2024. He fulfilled all requirements of the programme, achieved satisfactory results, and was duly granted graduation.

We are deeply honored to be appointed by the Architectural Services Department of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government as consultants for the Redevelopment and Enhancement of Sports and Recreation Facilities in Wong Chuk Hang. 

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The project spans 7.2 hectares with a capital expenditure budget exceeding several billion Hong Kong dollars. It will deliver much-needed recreational facilities to the Southern District, significantly enhancing the quality of life and leisure opportunities for residents and visitors in the region.

The consulting team attended the "Northern Metropolis Eastern Planning and Development Press Conference" event organised by the Ta Kwu Ling Rural Committee on February 4, 2024, and delivered a presentation introducing the planning and development study. 

The consulting team visited the Ta Kwu Ling Rural Committee on January 26, 2024, and presented a progress report on the planning and research project to the committee members.

The consulting team, from October 13 to 15, 2023, arranged — through the Ta Kwu Ling Rural Committee — a joint inspection tour with approximately 20 village representatives to the Luohu, Longgang, and Futian Districts of Shenzhen in the Greater Bay Area.

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This exchange delegation provided a valuable opportunity to hold meetings and discussions with relevant standing committee members, United Front Work Department officials, and sub-district office representatives, enabling the acquisition of precious insights and experience in integrated urban-rural development. The visit was truly meaningful and highly rewarding.

The consulting team held the second round of public consultation on Tuesday, May 14, 2019, from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., in the Multi-Purpose Activity Room on the first floor of the Ap Lei Chau Municipal Services Building Ap Lei Chau Sports Centre. Approximately 120 members of the public attended.

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To facilitate public discussion and participation, the consulting team first presented to attendees the background information of the study, the work schedule, the consultation process, guiding principles, as well as the specific planning strategies and proposed development schemes for the three key areas: “Eastern Praya Land”, “Central Praya Land”, and “Western Praya Land”. Following the presentation, the public was invited to provide their views and feedback on the various proposals.

The consulting team held the first round of public consultation on Wednesday, March 20, 2019, from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., in the Multi-Purpose Activity Room on the first floor of the Ap Lei Chau Municipal Services Building Ap Lei Chau Sports Centre. Approximately 90 members of the public attended.

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To facilitate public discussion and participation, the consulting firm first briefed attendees on the background information of the study, the work schedule, the consultation process, and the discussion topics, enabling them to gain a clear understanding of the study’s scope and objectives. The consulting firm then invited participants to express their views on the following key topics:

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1. Guiding principles

2. Recreational enjoyment of the waterfront areas

3. District economy

4. Development of water-based and recreational cultural activities

5. Traffic improvements

6. Other opinions