Cross-boundary students resume face-to-face classes in Hong Kong

Cross-boundary students were able to return to Hong Kong to resume face-to-face classes in phases starting Wednesday.

For cross-boundary students who have taken online courses for three years, they have been looking forward to face-to-face teaching and participating in various campus activities for a long time.

As normal travel between Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland fully resumed on Monday, cross-boundary students could attend school in Hong Kong without having to do the nucleic acid tests or make a reservation to cross the boundary.

About 30,000 cross-boundary students are studying in Hong Kong, with most of them living in Shenzhen. They crossed the boundary to Hong Kong to go to school daily.