What is the "nonsense literature" in the Hong Kong plan? I think there are three.

1. Copying templates online.
You are top talents, how can you allow your experiences and future development to be compared to a template? You are what you are, don't imitate the template too much; at most, you can take some inspiration.

2. Showing off too much about how great your past was.
The Hong Kong plan has strict word limits, generally between 500-1000 words. Simply state your academic and career achievements; just highlight the most important points. For example, graduated from Harvard, published papers in important journals, worked at a certain company, held a specific position, and what significant achievements you had, preferably quantifiable. Everything else is nonsense literature. Because much of the material you prepared has already proven these points, there is no need to repeat them.

3. Vague future plans that lack substance, not knowing how to integrate personal strengths with Hong Kong's latest developments.
When renewing my visa, many friends showed me their plans. I think the most significant flaw is that the agency's copywriters do not understand the industry and policies. They used a lot of useless phrases and sentences like: vigorously, must strengthen, achieve the Greater Bay Area, committed, actively, new development, etc. If you are in finance, they have no idea how much Hong Kong values the application and development of fintech now. If you say you are a software engineer specializing in distributed technology, they also completely do not understand how to incorporate web3 in the future with Hong Kong.