Hong Kong's economy has experienced many tests, such as 1997 Asian financial crisis, 2008 global financial crisis and European debt crisis. However, according to the statistics of 20 14, in the past 10 years, Hong Kong's GDP grew at an average annual rate of about 4.5%, which was nearly 1 times higher than the average level of other developed economies in the same period. Hong Kong's GDP grew by an average of 3.4% per year in real terms, government fiscal reserves increased by 65.2%, and foreign exchange reserves increased by 2.35 times.

According to the data of the International Monetary Fund, Hong Kong's per capita GDP ranks seventh in the world in terms of purchasing power parity. After the Hong Kong stock market and property market rebounded in early 2009, the Hang Seng Index remained at a high level, and property prices in some areas exceeded the level of 1997 before the financial turmoil. The current government is actively increasing the supply of land so that ordinary people can live and work in peace and contentment.

2. The position of the trade center has been further consolidated.

The CEPA agreement signed in 2003 is of great benefit to Hong Kong's trade. According to the data provided by the General Administration of Customs of China, since CEPA was implemented in 10, US$ 7 1.6 1 000 million has benefited from the entry of goods from Hong Kong into the Mainland, enjoying a total tariff preference of 3.983 billion yuan. The recently published white paper shows that the mainland is currently Hong Kong's largest trading partner. In 20 13 years, according to Hong Kong statistics, the trade volume between Hong Kong and the mainland was HK$ 3891300 million, 2.49 times higher than that of 1997, accounting for 5 1. 1% of Hong Kong's total foreign trade. At the same time, Hong Kong is the most important trading partner and one of the main export markets in the Mainland.