CLEAN : Monument removals 'erase memory': sculptors of Tiananmen memorials

The transcript discusses initial hesitations in undertaking a complex task, reflecting on the transient nature of university life. It highlights the enduring impact of democracy movements in Hong Kong and China, emphasizing the importance of freedom of expression. The narrative concludes with a call to action, underscoring the right to discuss historical and current events freely.

What role does the speaker believe art and sculpture play in the context of social movements?

What does the text imply about the relationship between democracy movements in Hong Kong and China?

How does the text relate freedom of expression to events happening inside China and the United States?