They have propeller protection covers.pic.twitter.com/NqCXHoutnQ
Chinese drone giant DJI controls 70% of the global market for civilian drones. DJI founder, a mainland Chinese graduate of HK Univ of Science n Technology, opted to build the company in Shenzhen, after becoming frustrated by the lack of gov't support n funding in HK back in 2006.pic.twitter.com/fQWbrBgTv8
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"crossing the river by touching stones" makes the Chinese government more efficient, more flexible and more conducive to young people starting their own businesses.
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THAT is not the real noise levels.
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The opportunities for HK youngsters in mainland China are spectacular. Favoring them even over locals. See this thread for more details, particularly the Greater Bay Area sub-thread contained withinhttps://twitter.com/DanielDumbrill/status/1173124784411955202?s=19 …
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HK doesn't have a manufacturing base, it doesn't make sense to set up industrial companies in a financial city except for getting a cheap funding. For a start-up, banks in HK don't have any advantages over any Chinese banks in China even at absolute rate
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in other words, with the exception of banks and landlords, hk is doomed.
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Had he applied for loan/aid at present the results would be favourable.
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Amazing
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