Chen Guoji: Managing "revitalization" of economic development includes educating people's hearts and minds

The Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Chan Kwok-kee, attended the 20th anniversary commemoration of the Buddha's finger relics from Famen Temple to Hong Kong for a tour of worship. This event is not only a religious ceremony, but also of great significance to Hong Kong's economic development and public education.

Chen Guoji emphasized that Hong Kong's economic development should not only focus on the growth of the material level, but should also pay attention to the people's spiritual life and moral concepts. The purpose of this tour of the Buddha's finger relics at Famen Temple is to enhance the cultural accomplishment and moral standards of Hong Kong citizens.

The relationship between Hong Kong’s economic development and public moral education

Chen Guoji pointed out that economic development and public education are complementary to each other. Only by allowing citizens to pay more attention to spiritual pursuits and values on the basis of material life can Hong Kong achieve true prosperity.

The significance of Buddha finger relics at Famen Temple

The Buddha finger relic of Famen Temple is an extremely precious relic in Buddhism and can bring auspiciousness and blessings. This tour not only shows respect for Buddhist beliefs, but also enhances and inherits Hong Kong social values.

Conclusion

Chen Guoji emphasized that the development of Hong Kong is not only economic construction, but also should focus on cultural inheritance and the cultivation of values. We hope that through this event, we can inspire more citizens to pay attention to spiritual life and jointly build a better Hong Kong.