Hong Kong LegCo Member Mo: There’s No Attempt by China to Heal the Rift

The transcript discusses the ongoing political unrest in Hong Kong, focusing on the dissatisfaction with the lack of true democracy and the influence of Beijing. It highlights the youth's determination to fight for their future and the potential for military intervention by Beijing. The discussion also touches on the long-term implications of the protests and the forms of resistance employed by the protesters.

What was the nature of Beijing's comments regarding the Hong Kong protests?

• Aggressive and confrontational

• Mild and moderate

• Supportive of the protesters

• Indifferent and dismissive

What is one of the main political issues causing dissatisfaction in Hong Kong?

• Lack of economic opportunities

• Censorship of election candidates by Beijing

• High cost of living

• Environmental concerns

What was the catalyst for the recent protests in Hong Kong?

• A natural disaster

• The China extradition bill

• A new tax policy

• A change in school curriculum

What is the suggested approach for resolving the political issues in Hong Kong?

• Economic sanctions

• Military intervention

• Political solutions

• Complete isolation

What is the concern regarding the future of Hong Kong in 2047?

• It will become a tourist destination

• It will lose its autonomy and become like any other mainland city

• It will become a financial hub

• It will gain independence

What is the attitude of the youth towards the protests?

• Confused and undecided

• Determined and willing to sacrifice

• Indifferent and passive

• Prepared to compromise

What is the significance of the 'one country, two systems' promise?

• It ensures a high degree of autonomy for Hong Kong

• It promotes cultural exchange

• It restricts international trade

• It guarantees economic prosperity