Chen Baixiang: Chad Hong Kong will accept high land prices

Chen Baixiang, an artist and honorary chairman of the Professional Golf Association, yesterday attended a televised debate with Chen Shuzhuang, a member of the Civic Party Legislative Council. Mr. Chen Baixiang criticized the chairman of the Land Supply Task Force, Huang Yuanhui, for his inappropriate qualifications. “The Net Department is aware of stocks.” He claimed that Hong Kong has always faced housing problems and Hong Kong people should accept high land prices. He questioned why the team had included the Fanling Stadium into 18 land supply options. The use of a high court to build a house would make 170,000 employees unemployed.

When attending the Hong Kong-Taiwan TV program “Viewpoint 31,” Chen Pei-cheung said that there are many people in Hong Kong. “There was already a problem in the day after I was born.” The government used to reclamation or use containers such as Kwai Chung in the past. Land to solve problems, while suburbs such as Lantau Island still have considerable space for development, and should not use highball courts as an alternative. He clarified that he was not a member of the Fanling Golf Club. “Only one of them felt that Hong Kong would be boring when he got up from the house and went to the demolition of a golf course.