Former Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji visited Hong Kong in late 2002, aiming to bolster the city's confidence during an economic downturn. He delivered an unscripted speech at Government House, offering strong support by stating he would be the first to buy Hong Kong bonds, encouraging mainlanders to follow suit. His words are credited with lifting spirits and instilling confidence in the establishment to combat fiscal deficits and unemployment. AI
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