Forty-one years ago today, on June 22, 1984 (May 23, 1984), Deng Xiaoping said that Hong Kong's implementation of "one country, two systems" would remain unchanged for 50 years. On June 22-23, 1984, Deng Xiaoping met with a visiting delegation of Hong Kong business circles to Beijing and Zhong Shiyuan, a well-known figure in Hong Kong. During the conversation, he said that the position, principle and policy adopted by the Chinese government to solve the Hong Kong issue are unswerving. We have said many times that after our country's government resumed the exercise of sovereignty over Hong Kong in 1997, the current social and economic system in Hong Kong will remain unchanged, the laws will basically remain unchanged, and the method will remain unchanged. Hong Kong's status as a free port and an international trade and financial center will also remain unchanged. Hong Kong can continue to maintain and develop economic relations with other countries and regions. We have also said many times that Beijing will not send cadres to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government except for the military, and this will not change. We send the military to safeguard national security, not to interfere in Hong Kong's internal affairs. Our policy towards Hong Kong will remain unchanged for 50 years. We mean what we say. He said that our policy is to implement "one country, two systems." Specifically, in the People's Republic of China, the mainland will implement the socialist system 1 billion the population, and Hong Kong and Taiwan will implement the capitalist system.