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The transcript discusses the ongoing protests in Hong Kong, highlighting the mass arrests and the government's inadequate response to public demands. Protesters are willing to face arrest for the future of Hong Kong, emphasizing the shift from peaceful to more aggressive tactics. The need for international support is crucial as the protests continue.

What is the government's perspective on the protests in Hong Kong?

• They think it is a temporary disturbance.

• They believe it is a peaceful demonstration.

• They view it as a war they cannot afford to lose.

• They see it as a minor issue.

What have Hong Kong protesters communicated to their families regarding potential arrests?

• They plan to stop protesting to avoid arrest.

• They have accepted the possibility of arrest.

• They have told their families they will flee.

• They have not informed their families.

How have the tactics of Hong Kong protesters changed over time?

• They have shifted to more aggressive actions.

• They have started negotiating with the government.

• They have stopped protesting.

• They have become more peaceful.

Why do Hong Kong protesters believe international support is crucial?

• They seek financial aid from other nations.

• They want to spread their protest globally.

• They believe they cannot win the revolution alone.

• They want to move to other countries.

What is the current status of the protests according to the transcript?

• The protests have been suppressed by the government.

• The protests have ended.

• The protests are ongoing with plans and strategies.

• The protests have become peaceful.