Stability in Hong Kong allows bigger celebrations of Communist Party anniversary: analysts

Greater social and political stability in Hong Kong will allow the city to hold high-profile celebratory events for the anniversary of the Communist Party’s establishment, analysts and politicians have said, encouraging residents to learn more about the party. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu announced on Wednesday that the government would organise a series of celebratory activities in the city to mark the 105th anniversary of the party’s founding. Without elaborating on the details, Lee said the events would be held across all of Hong Kong’s 18 districts and take on various themes, including aerospace development and the green transition. “These…