CLEAN : Hong Kong police make protest arrests

The transcript discusses the impact of a new law on Hong Kong, shifting from rule of law to rule of fear. It highlights the daily challenges faced by citizens, including teachers and parents, and the broader political and social consequences. The speaker reflects on the psychological preparation needed to confront these changes and the ongoing commitment to resist the national security law.

What is the main concern for Hong Kong citizens according to the speaker?

• Rule of fear replacing rule of law

• Economic instability

• Technological advancements

• Environmental issues

What does the speaker believe the leader's actions might lead to?

• Increased international support

• Trouble inside and outside China

• Economic prosperity

• Technological advancements

What are the people of China currently suffering from, as mentioned by the speaker?

• Floods and COVID-19

• Economic recession

• Political freedom

• Technological backwardness

What does the speaker suggest people should prepare for?

• Economic challenges

• Psychological readiness for interrogations

• Technological advancements

• Environmental changes

What is the speaker's stance on continuing activities against the national security law?

• They should be stopped immediately

• They should be limited to online platforms

• They should continue despite risks

• They should be postponed

What does the speaker reflect on in the final section?

• Technological innovations

• Personal and abstract thoughts

• Environmental issues

• Economic policies

What does the speaker mention about teaching in the final section?

• It is only for the privileged

• It is a crucial part of society

• It is becoming obsolete

• It is irrelevant to the current situation