Trump's Threat to Protesters a Boon for Beijing: Toronto Professor

The transcript discusses the US-China relations, focusing on President Trump's actions and their impact on Beijing's propaganda. It highlights the tension over Hong Kong's autonomy under the new security law imposed by Beijing, which challenges the 'one country, two systems' principle. The discussion also touches on the US election's influence on Trump's China policy and the potential for Beijing's retaliation. The future of Hong Kong is uncertain, with limited options for those opposing the security law, leading to either continued protests or emigration.

How does the text describe Beijing's view on US actions towards protesters?

What is the main issue concerning Hong Kong as discussed in the text?

In what ways does the text suggest that President Trump's actions could impact US-China relations?

What does the term 'wolf warrior diplomacy' refer to in the context of the text?

What are the implications of the national security law for Hong Kong residents?

What challenges do activists in Hong Kong face according to the discussion?

What potential actions might individuals opposing the security law in Hong Kong consider?