The 25th Governor of Hong Kong Sir Murray MacLehose's ceremonial arrival at Hong Kong City Hall on 19 November 1971 to assume the Governorship.

International Press Institute (IPI) is a global organization dedicated to the promotion and protection of press freedom and the improvement of journalism practices. Hong Kong was invited to hold the 19th assembly in 1970.

Sir David WILSON left Hong Kong in June 1992 after completing his five year term as Governor.In the interview,he shared his political idea with us.

Sir Murray MacLehose,Hong Kong's key modern Governor,introduced a wide range of reforms in order to improve the living standard of Hong Kong people. In this interview,he shared his experience after visiting Shenzhen.

In 1980, illegal immigrants from China were a major problem in Hong Kong. In the interview, governor Sir Murray MacLehose (1917-2000) pointed out that it was a joint problem to be solved together.

In Sir Murray MacLehose's governorship period (1971-1982), Hong Kong improved its cultural environment by such means as establishing the Arts Centre and the Academy of Performing Arts, and creating the Hong Kong Arts Festival.

Sir Edward YOUDE talked about Hong Kong's economy,social development and his relationship with China.

In 1962, Sir Robert Brown BLACK was invited to the opening of the passenger terminal building of Hong Kong Kai Tak Airport.

During 1964-1971, governor Sir David Trench (1915-1988) instituted many public services including the establishment of the "David Trench Rehabilitation Centre" and the "Sir David Trench Fund" for recreation.

In the speech, Governor Sir David Trench (1915-1988) expresses good wishes to Hong Kong for the coming year. It was his first Lunar New Year speech.