This Marks the End of Hong Kong: Legco’s Claudia Mo

The transcript discusses Beijing's increasing control over Hong Kong, highlighting the challenges faced by pro-democracy lawmakers. It explores China's ideological control and the potential for protests. The US reaction and international pressure are also considered, with skepticism about their effectiveness.

What is the main reason for Beijing's impatience with Hong Kong?

• Environmental issues

• Cultural differences

• Loss of control over the region

• Economic instability

How does China's recent move affect the 'one country, two systems' principle?

• It strengthens the principle

• It is irrelevant to the principle

• It undermines the principle

• It has no effect

What might trigger the return of protests in Hong Kong?

• Economic growth

• Improved relations with Beijing

• End of the coronavirus panic

• Increased tourism

What is the potential impact of China's actions on Hong Kong's status?

• It will make it a cultural hub

• It will diminish its status as a financial hub

• It will have no impact

• It will enhance its status as a financial hub

What is the US's response to China's new security law in Hong Kong?

• Proposing a punitive bill

• Support for the law

• Indifference

• Offering financial aid to Hong Kong

What is the likelihood of international intervention in Hong Kong's situation?

• Very likely

• Unlikely

• Guaranteed

• Already happening

What is a potential consequence of the US-China tensions over Hong Kong?

• A new Cold War

• Improved relations

• Economic partnership

• Cultural exchange programs