CLEAN : The holdout at Hong Kong campus siege

The speaker discusses their right to be on campus legally and criticizes the police for surrounding the school. They emphasize the public's desire to protest peacefully and insist on their values. The speaker encourages resilience in facing challenges and reflects on personal fatigue. A strong message is directed at Carrie Lam, highlighting her negative impact on Hong Kong's history.

What does the speaker believe about their presence on campus?

• They are unsure about their rights.

• They have every right to be there.

• They entered illegally.

• They have no right to be there.

What action by the police does the speaker criticize?

• Supporting the protestors.

• Surrounding the school.

• Ignoring the protest.

• Providing security.

What is the speaker's view on the future actions of Hong Kong?

• Hong Kong will step down.

• Hong Kong will surrender.

• Hong Kong will continue to fight.

• Hong Kong will ignore the issues.

How does the speaker suggest dealing with challenges?

• Ignore them.

• Wait for them to disappear.

• Face them head-on.

• Avoid them.

What does the speaker say about taking a break?

• They refuse to take a break.

• They have already taken a break.

• Continuing to walk can be a form of break.

• They need a break immediately.

What is the speaker's opinion of Carrie Lam?

• She is a hero.

• She is a disgrace to Hong Kong.

• She will be forgotten by history.

• She is a neutral figure.

How does the speaker believe history will view Carrie Lam?

• As a positive influence.

• As a permanent disgrace.

• As a temporary leader.

• As an unknown figure.