
Group 1 - The Hong Kong government announced the new members of the Chief Executive's Advisory Group, with notable absences including Li Ka-shing's son, Li Zeju, which has sparked speculation about the reasons behind this decision [2][3][4] - Li Zeju's non-renewal is seen as potentially linked to the controversy surrounding the sale of the Panama port by Cheung Kong Group, raising questions about his alignment with national interests [3][9] - The Advisory Group, which includes prominent business leaders and Nobel laureates, aims to provide strategic development advice to the Chief Executive, highlighting the importance of having members who align with national strategies [4][5] Group 2 - The absence of Li Zeju and other members like the former chairman of China Resources, Fu Yuning, is viewed as significant, especially given the current political climate in Hong Kong [6][12] - The remarks from the Director of the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office, Xia Baolong, emphasize the need for business leaders to prioritize national interests, suggesting a shift in the criteria for advisory roles [11][12] - The media's critical stance on Cheung Kong Group's actions indicates a broader narrative that may influence future business operations and relationships within Hong Kong [9][13]