On the evening of September 23, the "gathering party of Hong Kong compatriots in Suzhou celebrating the 71st anniversary of the founding of the people's Republic of China and the 2nd anniversary of the founding of the Suzhou chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong" hosted by Suzhou Overseas Friendship Association and Suzhou chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong was held in Suzhou. In the Soviet Union, more than 200 Hong Kong compatriots and some of their families attended the event. Tang Yingnian, member of the Standing Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and President of the Jiangsu Association of Hong Kong, sent a video congratulation. Li Yaping, deputy secretary of the CPC Municipal Committee and mayor, sent a congratulatory letter on behalf of the CPC Municipal Committee and the municipal government. Zhu Min, deputy secretary of the CPC Municipal Committee, addressed the meeting.

During the party, awards were given to outstanding compatriots from Hong Kong businessmen to thank them for bravely facing the sudden epidemic, actively donating money to fight against the epidemic, actively returning to work and production, and making contributions to Suzhou's economy. Mr. Xu Wenqian, chairman of Jiangsu Aosheng composite material technology Co., Ltd. and vice president of Suzhou chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, respectively won two Honors: Special Contribution Award for poverty alleviation and special contribution award for returning to work and production.

During the epidemic period, Mr. Xu made donations to the disaster areas. Under the leadership of Mr. Xu, Aosheng technology took active and effective measures to resume production and work, and resumed production in the shortest time. This year's production increased significantly compared with the same period of last year, and the output value is expected to increase by 60% compared with that of last year. In the process of leading Aosheng technology to move forward, Mr. Xu always cherishes the spirit of entrepreneurship and strongly supports the government's poverty alleviation work. He has successively donated money to remote primary schools and set up grants for college students, setting a good example for Hong Kong businessmen.