Zhou Yan, Secretary of the Political and Legal Committee, may take over Xia Baolong as the director of the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office of the State Council of China.

The Hong Kong South China Morning Post on Saturday (July 8th) quoted sources that Zhou Yan has been appointed as the deputy director of the Hong Kong and Macao Office, and visited Shenzhen and Zhuhai with Xia Baolong to start the business trip.Essence

The South China Morning Post stated that after the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China approved Zhou Yan as the deputy director of the Hong Kong and Macao Office at the meeting on June 30, Xia Baolong has introduced Zhou Yan to the main officials of the Shenzhen Office of the Hong Kong and Macao Office.Sources said that Xia Baolong and Zhou Yan will also go to Zhuhai in the next few days to introduce the key teams in charge of Macau affairs.

Xinhua News Agency reported that the Politburo held a meeting on June 30, but the report did not say that Zhou Yan was the deputy director of the Hong Kong and Macao Office.However, the report also said that the meeting also studied other matters.

Sources said that the trip marked the final stage of the Hong Kong and Macao Office of the Hong Kong and Macao Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.

It is reported that once the Hong Kong and Macao Office of the Hong Kong and Macao Office is promoted, Zhou Yan is expected to be promoted to the director of the Hong Kong and Macao Office.

Sources said that Xia Baolong will still be the director of the Hong Kong and Macao Office in a few months to continue supervising and reorganizing.It is displayed that Zhou Yan will be the candidate for the director of the Hong Kong and Macao Office.

It is reported that Zhou Yan did not have his work experience in Hong Kong or Macau before, and was roughly the same as that when Xia Baolong had just served as the director of the Hong Kong and Macao Office.According to sources, this will become a new normal, and Hong Kong and Macao management will be "no isolated units that can only be operated by the so -called Hong Kong experts."

The Sing Tao Daily of Hong Kong last Monday (3rd) quoted sources as a report that Zhou Ji was assigned to serve as executive deputy director of the Hong Kong and Macau Office of the State Council, which also means that the establishment of the Central Hong Kong and Macau Office is about to be completed.