新春将至，团圆是所有中华儿女的共同期待。本报记者采访记录了三名港澳台同胞分别在广东深圳前 海、广东横琴、福建平潭度过的温暖小年，通过他们的故事，感受阖家团圆、喜庆祥和的节日氛围，感 悟他们的家国情怀。 ——编 者 香港科创工作者陈俊宁： "在前海，能听到梦想花开的声音" 农历小年，深圳前海街头弥漫着浓浓年味。对于香港青年陈俊宁（见图一，受访者供图）来说，这个小 年依然忙碌，但他有一个特别的春节计划——他想带着妻子、孩子和老人到前海过年。 "让他们看看我工作的环境，也感受一下深港融合发展的勃勃生机！"陈俊宁兴奋地说。2025年10月，从 事多年科创企业服务孵化工作的陈俊宁下定决心，加盟前海深港青年梦工场（以下简称"前海梦工 场"），担任企业发展部高级主管。"一端连着香港的科创资源，一端面向粤港澳大湾区完善的制造业体 系，前海的区位优势和政策优势决定了这是深港青年创客的理想之地。"陈俊宁用了个美丽的比喻，"在 前海，能听到梦想花开的声音。" 从为企业解答政策相关问题、协助对接政府部门，到帮助寻找投融资资源，拓展应用场景、挖掘潜在市 场，陈俊宁说，他在前海梦工场的工作就像是给园区初创企业当"服务员"。 "在前海工作 ...

Core Insights - The "Deep Hong Kong Fun, Taste of Renmin South" food festival was launched in Shenzhen's Luohu District, showcasing a variety of local and high-end dining options [1][2] - The event featured 30 selected food vendors, ranging from traditional high-end restaurants to street food, aimed at attracting consumers and enhancing the local dining scene [2] Group 1: Event Highlights - The food festival included promotional activities such as distributing consumption vouchers worth thousands and offering free tasting opportunities to stimulate consumer interest [4] - On the first day, the event attracted over 10,000 residents and tourists from Hong Kong, distributing more than 10,000 food discount coupons and achieving sales exceeding 200,000 yuan [4] Group 2: Community Engagement - The festival also featured 11 quality dental clinics from the Renmin South business district, providing free dental check-ups and AI imaging services, emphasizing health care alongside culinary experiences [5] - Over 300 videos related to the event were received, accumulating more than 15,000 likes and over 100,000 views, with participation from local influencers [8] Group 3: Economic Development - Renmin South has been a key commercial area in Shenzhen, benefiting from its proximity to the border and frequent trade, and is actively promoting deep-Hong Kong integration [9] - The establishment of the Renmin South Industrial Community Party Committee aims to enhance business services, attract investment, and develop the commercial area [9][12] - This year, the area has welcomed five new restaurant brands, over 120 commercial brands, and more than ten dental institutions, indicating robust growth in the business ecosystem [12]

Core Viewpoint - The construction of the Northern Metropolis in Hong Kong is a significant development that aims to enhance integration between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, potentially transforming the region into a new engine for growth and innovation in the Greater Bay Area [1][2]. Group 1: Development Plans - The Northern Metropolis covers approximately 300 square kilometers, which is about one-third of Hong Kong's total area, and is divided into four development zones: high-end professional services and logistics, innovation and technology, port commerce and industry, and a blue-green recreational tourism ecosystem [1]. - The Hong Kong government plans to provide around 3,000 hectares of land over the next decade, with approximately 1,700 hectares coming from the Northern Metropolis, which is expected to yield about 210,000 residential units, nearly half of the future housing supply [1]. Group 2: Population and Employment Impact - Once fully developed, the Northern Metropolis is projected to accommodate 2.5 million people and create 500,000 new jobs, positioning it as Hong Kong's international innovation and technology hub [2]. - The anticipated population increase of 1.5 million will significantly alter Hong Kong's demographic distribution and have profound implications for Shenzhen, given the geographical proximity of the two regions [2]. Group 3: Economic Opportunities - The construction of the Northern Metropolis is expected to benefit Shenzhen's retail, leisure, and dining sectors due to the significant consumer demand from the new population, which may lead to increased cross-border spending by Hong Kong residents in Shenzhen [3]. - The Northern Metropolis's focus on becoming an "international innovation and technology city" aligns well with Shenzhen's industrial development, particularly in the context of the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Cooperation Zone, which has already attracted over 440 technology companies and numerous high-end research projects [3][4]. Group 4: Infrastructure and Challenges - The influx of 2.5 million people will necessitate improvements in cross-border transportation infrastructure, with ongoing upgrades to land ports and the acceleration of the Hong Kong-Shenzhen West Railway project [4]. - There are challenges related to overcoming institutional barriers that hinder integration between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, requiring innovative solutions to facilitate the flow of people, goods, and capital [5].

Core Insights - The cross-border flow between Shenzhen and Hong Kong is experiencing unprecedented growth, with over 33.7 million travelers recorded at the Luohu port in the first half of the year, making it the busiest port in Shenzhen [1] - The Luohu district is evolving into a hub for Hong Kong residents, expanding their consumption patterns from basic needs to healthcare and leisure activities [2][3] - The establishment of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Life and Health Industry Park is set to enhance the industrial structure of Luohu, focusing on emerging sectors like artificial intelligence and life sciences [1][9] Cross-Border Consumption Trends - Hong Kong residents are increasingly frequenting Luohu for various services, with approximately 30% of the overall foot traffic in shopping malls attributed to them [2] - The demand from Hong Kong consumers is diversifying, with older demographics seeking high-quality shopping experiences and families looking for child-friendly entertainment options [3] - The Luohu district is planning events such as cycling and esports to attract Hong Kong residents and showcase its cultural and recreational offerings [4] Healthcare Integration - The number of Hong Kong patients visiting Luohu hospitals has expanded beyond dental care, with an average of 4,500 Hong Kong patients treated monthly across various departments [5][6] - A significant increase in Hong Kong residents utilizing mainland medical services has been observed, with 60% reported in a recent study, marking a tenfold increase since 2011 [5] - The establishment of cross-border medical collaborations and the introduction of Hong Kong medical products in Luohu hospitals are enhancing healthcare accessibility for both Hong Kong and mainland patients [6][7] Industrial Development and Collaboration - The North Metropolitan Area development strategy emphasizes the integration of industries between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, with Luohu positioned as a key player in this initiative [7][8] - Luohu's industrial planning aligns with the North Metropolitan Area's goals, focusing on sectors such as artificial intelligence, life sciences, and low-altitude economy [8][9] - The B1 land plot near Luohu port is being developed into a life and health industry park, aiming to attract leading research institutions and industry leaders for cross-border collaboration [9]