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"Hong Kong is now at a major crossroads. Whether there are now too many tourists or investors from the mainland is an issue to be considered by the whole of society. It also requires talks between the government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and the central government in order to find a win-win solution." ——Tien Pei-Chun, a member of the CPPCC National Committee and leader of the Hong Kong Liberal Party. “香港面临一个十字路口，内地游客是否太多，内地投资者是否太多，这需要全社会思考。这需要港府与中央政府共同协商，寻找一个双赢出路。”——香港旅游局局长田北俊 "Cycling is the most environmentally friendly and energy-saving way of commuting. I will ride a bike to all the NPC sessions during my tenure." ——Wu Bixia, a deputy to the National People's Congress and professor at the Voice and Opera Department at the Central Conservatory of Music. “骑车是最环保、最节约的出行方式，在我任期内都会骑车来。”——全国人大代表、中央音乐学院声乐歌剧系教授吴碧霞 "The fight against smog also requires us to root out the hidden corruption behind the failure in government supervision, as well as bringing down both 'tigers' and 'flies'. -- Sun Taili, a member of the CPPCC National Committee and chairman of the board of the Qingda Group, referring to the established metaphors for senior and low-ranking officials involved in corruption. | 
