CLEAN : Hong Kong won't rule out Chinese help over protests: leader

The transcript discusses the early implementation of the anti-mask law, emphasizing that it is too soon to judge its effectiveness. It highlights the importance of allowing time for new policies to be implemented effectively. The speaker advocates for Hong Kong to find solutions independently, aligning with the central government's stance. However, if the situation deteriorates, all options should be considered to give Hong Kong another chance.

Why does the speaker believe it is too early to judge the anti-mask law's effectiveness?

• Because it has been fully implemented.

• Because new policies need time to show results.

• Because it is already successful.

• Because it is not a new policy.

What is the speaker's view on how Hong Kong should handle its problems?

• By ignoring the issues.

• By seeking help from other countries.

• By finding solutions independently.

• By relying on the central government.

What is the central government's position regarding Hong Kong's issues?

• The issues should be ignored.

• The central government will take over.

• Hong Kong should solve its problems on its own.

• International intervention is necessary.

What does the speaker suggest if the situation in Hong Kong worsens?

• Only one solution should be pursued.

• The situation should be ignored.

• All options should be considered.

• The central government should intervene immediately.

What is the ultimate goal for Hong Kong according to the speaker?

• To become independent from China.

• To have another chance for improvement.

• To ignore international advice.

• To maintain the status quo.