CE to wear lapel pin symbolising HK's blueprint
Chief Executive John Lee on Sunday said he would wear a lapel pin symbolising the city’s first five-year plan while delivering the blueprint and Policy Address on Wednesday. Writing on his social media, Lee said he and his team would also wear green ties and scarves – all of which, along with the lapel pins, were designed by a team at the Technological and Higher Education Institute. “The blue…
Chief Executive John Lee announced on Sunday that he would wear a lapel pin representing Hong Kong's first five-year plan during the presentation of the city's blueprint and Policy Address on Wednesday. Lee shared his plans on social media, stating that he and his team would also adorn themselves with green ties and scarves, all of which had been designed by a team from the Technological and Higher Education Institute.
The blue lapel pin features the words "one five," signifying Hong Kong's first five-year plan. The design of the lapel pin is based on two overlapping squares, symbolizing the integration of resources and diverse talents from all sectors of society. It highlights the city's efforts to deepen high-quality development, enhance its economic strength and competitiveness, and shine on the international stage.
Lee further explained that the ties and scarves were inspired by the technological advancements in the Northern Metropolis, representing Hong Kong's role in pioneering a new era of innovation and technology. The criss-crossing pattern on the tie signifies the connectivity and collaboration among talent, education, and industries.
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