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《香港志·自然》自然環境 Hong Kong Chronicles, Nature: Natural Environment
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From 1 February 1956, the broadcasting operations of VPS and ZCU were merged, broadcasting weather information for the Hong Kong region and Chinese waters respectively in Morse code.
On 10 February 1956, Hong Kong and mainland China revised their border crossing policy, abolishing the quota for Guangdong residents entering Hong Kong; on 3 September of the same year, the Hong Kong government restored entry quota controls, stipulating that the number of permitted entrants must equal the number of departures; during the approximately seven months of relaxed measures, about 54,000 people came to Hong Kong from the mainland.
On 15 February 1956, a three-day silk weaving industry exhibition was held for the first time in Hong Kong, displaying silk products made in Hong Kong.
On 17 February 1956, the Hong Kong Life Saving Society was established; in the same year, its founding member Kwok Hon-ming was awarded the highest diploma by the Royal Life Saving Society UK, becoming the first person in Hong Kong to obtain this qualification.
'Wen Yi Xin Chao' was first published on 18 February 1956, providing an important platform for Hong Kong's pure literature writers; its final issue appeared on 1 May 1959.
On 22 February 1956, the Legislative Council passed a motion on broadcasting reform, which included disapproval of Radio Television Hong Kong engaging in commercial broadcasting and proposed that the Hong Kong Government introduce private capital to establish a commercial radio station.