She also said that despite the progress achieved and the commitments made to further improvement, women's prospects in the world of work "are still a long way from being equal to men's."
She also lamented the opposition camp's attempts to smear all issues that concern the "one country, two systems" principle.
She later tweeted about her "incredible flight" and visit with service members.
She was also charged with taking 43.3 billion won (38.2 million US dollars) in bribe from Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong in exchange for helping Lee inherit the management control from his ailing father, Chairman Lee Kun-hee.
She urged others not to take chances. "It's no use now to memorize where the cameras are, because the drones can fly anywhere," she said.
She joined a new executive lineup that includes CEO Mary McDowell and two other female executives. She brought her 20-year experience in the technology industry to Polycom.
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She said that the controversial security laws eroded into Japan's pacifist Constitution and could drag Japan into wars, and it's hoped that the lawsuits could alert people of the risks brought by the controversial laws.
She also plans to put more resources into the education system to cultivate more talent for sustainable development.
She was transferred to Shaanxi Provincial People’s Hospital on July 11, where it was suggested treatment cease as she was declared brain-dead.
She said that the negative impact that the coronavirus outbreak has brought to the domestic sector will decrease as time passes, but the inbound and outbound tourism market will continue to face challenges as the pandemic expands globally.