CLEAN : Hong Kong marks Tiananmen as China

The speaker reflects on their proximity to historical events and expresses impatience with the lack of progress over the years. They discuss the need for better education on historical issues, criticizing government control over education. The speaker calls for action against daily injustices in China, urging others to oppose the government.

What did the speaker initially believe about the timeline for change in their country?

• It would take a century.

• It would never happen.

• It would take five years.

• It would happen within a year.

What does the speaker feel is necessary to address the country's issues?

• More technological advancements.

• Increased foreign investment.

• Building more infrastructure.

• Confronting its own history.

What does the speaker suggest is lacking in the education system?

• Foreign language courses.

• Discussion about historical events.

• Mathematics and science education.

• Physical education programs.

According to the speaker, what might be controlling the education system?

• Private corporations.

• International organizations.

• Local communities.

• The government.

What action does the speaker feel compelled to take against the government?

• Support it unconditionally.

• Join it.

• Ignore its actions.

• Speak out against it.