郭芙蓉

English

Kwok Fu-yung is a Hong Kong pro-establishment politician, a member of the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong (DAB), and represents the New Territories South West geographical constituency in the eighth-term Legislative Council. Raised in a rooftop flat in Tsuen Wan's old "Seven Streets" area, she chose to root herself in the community after graduating from university in 2013. In 2015, aged twenty-five, she first stood for the Kwai Tsing District Council and won, and in the 2019 election, held amid social unrest, she was one of the few DAB councillors to keep her seat; she was re-elected again in 2023, serving mainly in Tsing Yi and Kwai Tsing. She follows district livelihood issues such as the odour problem along the Tsuen Wan waterfront, urban renewal, barrier-free facilities and transport connections. On transport she argues for the early delivery of the Tsuen Wan Scenic View and Kwai Chung North East stations of the proposed Central Rail Link and for building the Tsuen Wan Scenic View station first to connect with the MTR Tsuen Wan line; with her team she secured funding for a lift and walkway system from Kwai Chung Lai King Hill Road, ending years of climbing long flights of stairs. She has also pressed the Development Bureau, together with other DAB members, to combine urban renewal with a full upgrade of smart water services to tackle repeated pipe bursts. In the 2025 Legislative Council election she won the New Territories South West seat with 37,020 votes, entering the council for the first time on 1 January 2026, and says she will link the opportunities of the national 15th Five-Year Plan to district development and keep pushing urban renewal and transport improvements.