China Will Keep Hong Kong Bill Separate from Trade talks, Says HKUST’s Zweig

The video discusses the implications of US legislation on Hong Kong, focusing on potential Chinese retaliation and its separation from trade talks. It highlights the significance of the Hong Kong Policy Act and its impact on US-Hong Kong relations. The discussion also touches on the political dynamics within the US, including the separation of powers and the Trump administration's stance on the issue.

What is China's stance on the US passing the Hong Kong bill?

• China sees it as a minor issue.

• China views it as interference in internal affairs.

• China supports the bill.

• China is indifferent to the bill.

What is the Hong Kong Policy Act primarily concerned with?

• Trade tariffs between the US and China

• Environmental policies in Hong Kong

• Hong Kong's special privileges in technology transfer

• Military alliances in Asia

Why is the current Hong Kong bill considered symbolic?

• It aims to show US Congress action on protests.

• It is not supported by the US President.

• It is not recognized by China.

• It has no legal implications.

How does the separation of powers in the US affect the Hong Kong bill?

• The bill requires state approval.

• Congress and the President operate independently.

• The Supreme Court decides on the bill.

• The President can veto the bill.

What is the likely impact of the Hong Kong bill on US-China trade negotiations?

• It will lead to a trade war.

• It might complicate but not break the negotiations.

• It will have no impact at all.

• It will completely halt negotiations.