SCIENCEMay 23 · 03:10 UTCSCMP CHINAJess Ma

Hong Kong astronaut a testament to country’s regard for city’s talent: John Lee

Hong Kong's participation in China's Shenzhou-23 space mission, led by payload specialist Lai Ka-ying, is praised by Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu as a reflection of the country's recognition of Hong Kong's innovation and technology talent. Lai, a police superintendent, is set to join the mission to the Tiangong space station.

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