(Picture: He Jingkang, member of the Central Committee of the New Democratic Party, spoke on behalf of Hong Kong at the 51st UN Human Rights Council.) He Jingkang, member of the Central Committee of the New Democratic Party, chairman of Xinjiang Shenzhou Wind Power Co., Ltd., and founder of Save HK, said in his speech on behalf of Hong Kong at the 51st session of the United Nations Human Rights Council that Hong Kong is a vibrant, prosperous metropolis committed to the rule of law and the protection of human rights. With a good business environment, convenient geographical location, attractive tax system and free market, he believed that Hong Kong would become the most outstanding business place in the future. He Jingkang said that some people with ulterior motives in western countries spread rumors that Hong Kong's national security law violated human rights and jeopardized the status of Hong Kong as an international financial center; In fact, Hong Kong's national security law is crucial to maintaining Hong Kong's social stability, protecting human rights and ensuring a stable investment environment He believes that some so-called "experts" are just self righteous theorists who are good at criticizing others but lack self reflection. It is time for the world to recognize the reality of Hong Kong, a dynamic and prosperous metropolis committed to the rule of law and the protection of human rights. Ji Shan used Hong Kong's unique advantages He Jingkang to point out that over the years, some people with ulterior motives in Western countries have demonized the mainland and Hong Kong, and even belittled the achievements of "one country, two systems". However, it is more beneficial for both sides to make good use of Hong Kong's unique advantages and promote trust and cooperation with China. He said that Hong Kong has its own inherent advantages. "We have a good business environment, a convenient geographical location, an attractive tax system and a free market. We believe that Hong Kong will become the most outstanding business place in the future."