Andy Lau was personally attacked, calling on Hong Kong to reclaim land.

/kloc-0 At the beginning of 0/0, the Hong Kong United Fund released a short film supporting artificial reclamation, with Andy Lau, a Hong Kong artist as the narrator, and was personally attacked by the opposition in Hong Kong. 10 10 10, the chief executive of the hong kong special administrative region, Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor, announced the reclamation plan in his policy address and also defended Andy Lau. She said that both she and Hua Tsai came from the grass roots, and both benefited from the economic development of Hong Kong and the fighting spirit of Hong Kong people, which made today's achievements. She explained: "We hope that the next generation will have the same opportunity to develop in Hong Kong as we do, not all immigrants." She also said: "After the release of the short film, many people made personal attacks on Mr. Andy Lau on social media, which I think is unfair. I admire Mr. Liu for his courage to express his opinions and wish him success in the next concert in 65438+February. "

Previously, Andy Lau participated in the production of the short film Supporting Reclamation. "Hong Kong used to go fast, but in recent years, the outside world has also gone faster and faster. What are we doing in Hong Kong when the whole world is advancing? Can't get on the bus, can't afford to rent a building ... "Andy Lau introduced in the narration that the current problem in Hong Kong is the need to increase the land area. "If you want to alleviate the housing problem for a long time, Dongdayu's large-scale artificial island scheme seems preferable. Some people may say that it takes a long time to reclaim land from the sea, but I don't think you should hesitate because of the time problem. On the contrary, as long as it is worth doing, you should seize the opportunity and do it immediately to shorten the waiting time. "

He mentioned that Hong Kong would definitely have many different opinions on reclamation. "But is there really a perfect plan in this world? If we want Hong Kong to move forward, we must choose a direction that is most beneficial to Hong Kong's future and go on. "