許振隆

English

Hui Chun-lung is an appointed member of the Islands District Council in Hong Kong for the seventh term (2024–2027) and holds the Medal of Honour (MH). He reports his occupation as education: he is the principal of the HKFEW Wong Cho Bau Secondary School (founded in 2003 at Fu Tung Estate, Tung Chung), and has long promoted education and youth development in the Islands District. He is the founder and director of the Hong Kong Flag Raising Team Association, which has more than 7,000 members from nearly 500 local primary and secondary schools who receive training in foot drill, formations and knowledge of Chinese history and national affairs; he has long advocated extending national anthem education to history and civic education. He also holds numerous public posts, including chairman of the Islands District Principals' Association, a member of the Standing Committee on Values Education of the Education Bureau's Curriculum Development Council, an arts adviser to the Hong Kong Arts Development Council, a council member of the Hong Kong STEM Education Alliance, an honorary consultant of the Hong Kong Federation of Education Workers, vice-chairman of the Islands District Youth Development Association and president of the Tung Chung Youth Association. In the seventh-term council he serves as vice-chairman of the Community Participation and Culture and Recreation Committee and is a member of the Food, Environment and Hygiene Committee, the Traffic and Transport Committee and the District Infrastructure and Development Planning Committee, and takes part in the building management working group; his office is at Kan Yat House, Yat Tung (II) Estate in Tung Chung, Lantau. After the 2023 reform of the District Council system he was appointed by the Chief Executive and took office on 1 January 2024; the council is chaired by the District Officer.