Opinion | Why securing Hong Kong’s economic future is a cultural question

Hong Kong's economic prosperity depends on revitalizing its cultural ecosystem and supporting emerging creative talent. While isolated events provide temporary stimulus, sustainable growth requires systematic investment in grassroots subcultures, artistic communities, and innovative spaces where the next generation of creators can develop. By fostering a vibrant cultural landscape, the city can strengthen its competitive advantage, attract global talent, and build long-term economic resilience beyond traditional financial sectors.