<p>在农历新年的第一天，当地居民和游客纷纷涌向大埔的许愿树，祈求香港的健康、幸福和繁荣。尽管农历新年的第一天伴随着间歇性降雨和约 18 摄氏度（64 华氏度）的气温，但这丝毫没有减弱游客们在树上挂许愿牌的热情。香港的传统是将自己的愿望写在附着在橙形塑料球上的卡片上，然后将其扔到村里的榕树上。人们相信，如果卡片成功挂在树枝上，愿望就会实现。“即使下雨，我也会来，” 62 岁的公务员威尔逊·陈说，他每年农历新年都会来这里。“随着年龄的增长，我希望自己身体健康。” 29 岁的金融工作者安东尼·陈在成功将许愿牌扔到树上之前尝试了四五次。“我希望每个人都身体健康，香港的每个行业都能蓬勃发展，失业率也能降低，” 他说。住在香港岛的陈表示，他在这里许愿已经有大约十年了。“乡村地区的节日气氛更浓厚，所以我来这里体验一下，” 他说。另一位居民，六十多岁的退休人员丽莎·李，从粉岭赶来，祈求城市的健康和更好的环境。游客和外籍家庭佣工也在许愿的人群中。来自英格兰的 30 岁教师夏洛特·弗兰德从湾仔的酒店赶到大埔。“我在我的国家教英语。有时我会有来自香港的学生，他们谈论这棵树，所以我想来看看，” 她说。“这非常有趣，因为与我们家乡的庆祝活动非常不同。我们没有这样的庆祝活动。” 弗兰德表示，她的新年愿望是希望每个人都幸福。菲律宾家庭佣工克里斯蒂·比斯卡拉·博特在香港度过她的第一个农历新年，特意从跑马地赶来许愿。“我希望我的雇主一直对我好，所有我的朋友和家人都能身体健康，” 她说。与此同时，香港许愿节——一个有快闪市场和摊位游戏的嘉年华——将于周二至 3 月 3 日在该地区举行。在节日的开幕式上，代理宪制及内地事务局局长胡建民祝愿国家繁荣，香港各行各业蓬勃发展。胡自从 1 月因健康原因辞职的曾国卫担任此职务。被问及寻找一位将在行政长官李家超的五年计划中发挥关键作用的部长的进展时，胡没有提供任何新信息。“我作为代理局长，我们将协调制定计划，” 他说，并补充说不同的局和部门将在中国的 “两会” 结束后启动关于该计划的咨询。上周，政府任命黄小珠为宪制及内地事务局常任秘书。她之前在商务及经济发展局担任过同等职务。</p>

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<p>尽管下雨，当地居民和游客在农历新年期间前往大埔的许愿树祈求健康和繁荣。游客们在树上挂上许愿牌，这是一种被认为能实现愿望的传统。香港许愿节将持续到 3 月 3 日，期间将举办市场和游戏。代理秘书 Clement Woo 祝愿国家繁荣，并提到将在 3 月即将举行的 “两会” 后进行城市五年计划的持续咨询。Maggie Wong 被任命为新的宪制及内地事务局常任秘书</p>

<p>Local residents and tourists flocked to the wishing tree in Tai Po on the first day of the Lunar New Year to pray for good health, happiness and prosperity for Hong Kong. Despite intermittent showers and temperatures of around 18 degrees Celsius (64 Fahrenheit) marking the first day of the Lunar New Year, little dampened visitors’ enthusiasm for hanging their wishing placards on the tree. In Hong Kong, it is traditional to write one’s wishes on a card attached to an orange-shaped plastic ball and throw it onto a banyan tree in the village. It is believed that wishes will be granted if the card is successfully hung on a branch of the tree. “Even if it rains, I would still come,” said Wilson Chan, a 62-year-old civil servant who visits the site every Lunar New Year. “As I get older, I wish for my good health.” Anthony Chan, a 29-year-old finance worker, tried four or five times before successfully throwing his wishing placard onto the tree. “I wish for everyone good health and every trade in Hong Kong beginning to flourish, as well as a lower unemployment rate,” he said. Chan, who lives on Hong Kong Island, said he had been making his Lunar New Year wishes here for around a decade. “The rural area has stronger festive vibes so I come here to experience it,” he said. Another resident, retiree Lisa Li in her sixties, travelled from Fanling to wish for good health and a better environment for the city. Tourists and foreign domestic helpers were also among the crowd making wishes. Charlotte Friend, a 30-year-old teacher from England, travelled to Tai Po from her hotel in Wan Chai. “I teach English in my country. Sometimes I get [students] from Hong Kong and they talk about [the tree], so I wanted to see it,” she said. “It is very interesting because it is very different from what we have back home. We don’t have any celebrations like this.” Friend said her new year’s wish was happiness for everyone. Filipino domestic helper Christy Biscarra Bote, spending her first Lunar New Year in Hong Kong, travelled from Happy Valley to make a wish. “[I wish] my employer is good to me all the time, and all my friends and family can be in good health,” she said. Meanwhile, the Hong Kong Well-wishing Festival – a carnival with a pop-up market and booth games – will be running in the area from Tuesday until March 3. At the festival’s opening ceremony, Acting Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Clement Woo Kin-man extended his wishes for the country’s prosperity and the flourishing of all trades in Hong Kong. Woo has been serving in the role since Erick Tsang Kwok-wai resigned in January, citing health reasons. When asked for an update on the search for a minister – who will play a key role in Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu’s initiative to formulate the city’s first five-year plan – Woo did not provide any new information. “I am acting as the [secretary] and we will coordinate on the formulation of the plan,” he said, adding that different bureaus and departments would launch consultations on the plan after China’s “two sessions” concluded in March. Last week, the government appointed Maggie Wong Siu-chu as the Permanent Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs. She previously held an equivalent post at the Commerce and Economic Development Bureau.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>在农历新年的第一天，当地居民和游客纷纷涌向大埔的许愿树，祈求香港的健康、幸福和繁荣。尽管农历新年的第一天伴随着间歇性降雨和约 18 摄氏度（64 华氏度）的气温，但这丝毫没有减弱游客们在树上挂许愿牌的热情。香港的传统是将自己的愿望写在附着在橙形塑料球上的卡片上，然后将其扔到村里的榕树上。人们相信，如果卡片成功挂在树枝上，愿望就会实现。“即使下雨，我也会来，” 62 岁的公务员威尔逊·陈说，他每年农历新年都会来这里。“随着年龄的增长，我希望自己身体健康。” 29 岁的金融工作者安东尼·陈在成功将许愿牌扔到树上之前尝试了四五次。“我希望每个人都身体健康，香港的每个行业都能蓬勃发展，失业率也能降低，” 他说。住在香港岛的陈表示，他在这里许愿已经有大约十年了。“乡村地区的节日气氛更浓厚，所以我来这里体验一下，” 他说。另一位居民，六十多岁的退休人员丽莎·李，从粉岭赶来，祈求城市的健康和更好的环境。游客和外籍家庭佣工也在许愿的人群中。来自英格兰的 30 岁教师夏洛特·弗兰德从湾仔的酒店赶到大埔。“我在我的国家教英语。有时我会有来自香港的学生，他们谈论这棵树，所以我想来看看，” 她说。“这非常有趣，因为与我们家乡的庆祝活动非常不同。我们没有这样的庆祝活动。” 弗兰德表示，她的新年愿望是希望每个人都幸福。菲律宾家庭佣工克里斯蒂·比斯卡拉·博特在香港度过她的第一个农历新年，特意从跑马地赶来许愿。“我希望我的雇主一直对我好，所有我的朋友和家人都能身体健康，” 她说。与此同时，香港许愿节——一个有快闪市场和摊位游戏的嘉年华——将于周二至 3 月 3 日在该地区举行。在节日的开幕式上，代理宪制及内地事务局局长胡建民祝愿国家繁荣，香港各行各业蓬勃发展。胡自从 1 月因健康原因辞职的曾国卫担任此职务。被问及寻找一位将在行政长官李家超的五年计划中发挥关键作用的部长的进展时，胡没有提供任何新信息。“我作为代理局长，我们将协调制定计划，” 他说，并补充说不同的局和部门将在中国的 “两会” 结束后启动关于该计划的咨询。上周，政府任命黄小珠为宪制及内地事务局常任秘书。她之前在商务及经济发展局担任过同等职务。</p>
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香港市民涌向大埔许愿树祈求农历新年的祝福