[Change of Hong Kong Dynasty]Behind the Reform of Ocean Park-Uncle of the Greater Bay Area | Apple Daily

In the post-national security law era, many people are still not accustomed to thinking within a framework. Just like the government’s injecting capital into the Ocean Park, it is clear that it is a hard task. The scorched earth plan advocated by the public is impossible to establish. It is better to recognize the fate of the Ocean Park. Look at the motivation behind this reform.

Many people get it wrong. They can only be regarded as “successful” by making Ocean Park so popular, but they ignore that Ocean Park is actually a non-profit organization. In 1987, the British Hong Kong Government passed the “Ocean Park Corporation Ordinance”. “Affirmed that it is responsible for self-financing and providing employment opportunities.

For a long time, the government and management have only used “collective memories” to convince the public, which is obviously incapable. Many citizens are neither moved nor know why, and they easily resort to scorched earth. The reform plan for the broken arm this time may not be perfect, but it is barely worth a try. After all, Hong Kong is also seriously lacking in attractions. As long as there are some IP cooperation to play check-in, play pop-up shops, or hang salt water to recover the tourism industry, Overcome the difficulties and guarantee employment alternatives.

To promote the plan, “smart” politicians should stand on the moral high ground and reiterate that the entire design of Ocean Park has never been just for making money and bringing joy to Hong Kong. If the Ocean Park is forced to close, who will be responsible for the unemployed? How to deal with the poor sea creatures?

To further explain, in the future, all the Ocean Park Mountain Park will be operated by external partners, and more than half of the mountain will be operated by partners. If the calculation is accurate and the bidding is smooth, it should be emphasized that Ocean Park can lock in costs and transfer risks to potential operators. In business, please enter the urn. Hong Kong is full of negative sentiments. It is a bit out of place to insist that the capital injection of Ocean Park is “bringing positive energy to Hong Kong.” This column is instead suggesting that when the government commentary next time, the golden sentence of Zhang Jiahui in the movie “Guild War” should be applied: “We are here. At this age, is there still something that needs to be understood by others? Just understand it yourself.”

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