莊豪鋒

English

Chong Ho-fung is a Hong Kong politician and a member of the Roundtable group who represents the New Territories North West geographical constituency in the eighth-term Legislative Council. He joined the team of Legislative Council member Michael Tien in 2018, working in the group's Yuen Long and Tuen Mun district offices and helping with policy and council work in the Legislative Council office before becoming the group's general secretary. Over the years he has served in the New Territories North West area and is familiar with transport, livelihood and regional development issues in Tuen Mun and Yuen Long. In 2025, Michael Tien announced he would not seek re-election and gave full support to Chong as his successor, and Chong ran as the group's candidate for New Territories North West with a platform centred on transport and Hong Kong-Shenzhen cooperation. On transport he argues that a new cross-harbour railway from the New Territories North West to the urban areas and Hong Kong Island should be planned first, and that the government should review tolls after taking back the Tai Lam Tunnel, proposing free passage in normal and off-peak hours to ease residents' travel costs; on the economy he seeks extra point-to-point arrangements for southbound Guangdong vehicles to boost regional cooperation. In the 2025 Legislative Council election he stood for the first time and won the New Territories North West seat with 34,756 votes, taking office on 1 January 2026, and says he will continue the group's pragmatic approach and speak up on railway development and regional planning for local residents.