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The Five-Year industrial policy Plan | Big Lychee, Various Sectors (opens the original)
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Some cynics among us might assume that Hong Kong’s first Five-Year Plan is mainly box-ticking symbolism – a big box of economic and patriotic buzzwords wrapped in a Mainland-sounding package. But a (paywalled) Bloomberg op-ed sees it as a decisive shift away from laissez-faire to the sort of industrial policy seen today in many economies (such the US’s push to encourage domestic chip production)… Northern Metropolis is where Hong Kong aims to attract R&D investments and global talent. By tapping
Free HK$100 Park N Shop coupon for every second child! | Big Lychee, Various Sectors (opens the original)
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The 2026 Policy Address is here, and the first Five-Year Plan is here. Or is it the other way round? One has a green cover, while the other is blue. The Policy Address starts by saying the Five-Year Plan is super-important. The Five-Year Plan agrees, and adds that it ‘leads’, while the Policy Address ‘implements’. (Also, the Budget ‘supports’, while the annual report ‘gives accounts’. All this is to ‘advance each task in an orderly manner’.) The Policy Address focuses on NatSec, integration, pat
Some mid-week reading | Big Lychee, Various Sectors (opens the original)
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Desmond Shum tweet on Beijing’s tax clampdown on offshore wealth… Article 11 states that even someone who has obtained foreign nationality or permanent or long-term residence overseas may still be deemed a Chinese domiciled tax resident if his or her “main economic interests” derive from China. I suspect Beijing’s immediate target is mainland Chinese wealth owners—including those who have recently relocated to Hong Kong while retaining their businesses, assets and economic interests in mainland
Some mid-week reading | Big Lychee, Various Sectors (opens the original)
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Desmond Shum tweet on Beijing’s tax clampdown on offshore wealth… Article 11 states that even someone who has obtained foreign nationality or permanent or long-term residence overseas may still be deemed a Chinese domiciled tax resident if his or her “main economic interests” derive from China. I suspect Beijing’s immediate target is mainland Chinese wealth owners—including those who have recently relocated to Hong Kong while retaining their businesses, assets and economic interests in mainland
More on bookstores | Big Lychee, Various Sectors (opens the original)
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I visited Hunter Bookstore over the weekend. Quite crowded, with a slight ‘closing down sale” vibe – though the store is issuing customer-loyalty cards as if it expects to be around for the long term. As well as some local volumes, a lot of the stock comprises Taiwan-published translations of international works, including a nice selection of Japanese manga, such as the magnificent Spy Family and, of course, Hunter X Hunter. Among the possibly subversive titles on sale: several by Hannah Arendt;
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