Hong Kong is now at the crucial juncture of the election of the Chief Executive of the Special Administrative Region (SAR), and has received a great deal of attention and expectation. This will, to a considerable extent, affect Hong Kong's future development. In this regard, Anbound chief researcher Chan Kung believes that for the future of Hong Kong should be seen from the perspective of China's interests. As an important city with international influence, Hong Kong is undoubtedly an important part of China. Mainland China and Hong Kong are an integrated part and the most important thing is to stability. Stable policies mean the progress of Hong Kong society in the future. It is important to stress that stability in Hong Kong also has an exemplary effect on the Taiwan region. After the DPP government took office in Taiwan, Mainland China and Taiwan's relations have now entered a relatively cold stage. If Hong Kong can maintain its steady development in the future, it will play a positive exemplary role to Taiwan.