Hong Kong has just held its 8th-term Legislative Council election, the citywide vote that takes place every four years to choose all 90 members of the legislature. This year's election drew extra attention as it unfolded just days after the deadly fire in the district of Tai Po. Hong Kong SAR Chief Executive John Lee has already placed post-fire recovery and follow-up work at the top of the new legislature's agenda. What do the results of the election tell us about the development of high-quality democracy in Hong Kong? How will the new legislature work with the HKSAR government to build a safer and more resilient city? And how can the local government best seize the opportunities brought by China's high-quality growth?