Last Japanese Soldiers Surrender In Hong Kong

The video describes the British military's control over Hong Kong, highlighting the discovery of enemy snipers and the final shots in the war against Japan. It reflects on Hong Kong's surrender shortly after Pearl Harbor and the return of the British flag as Japanese soldiers bow their heads in defeat.

What does the phrase 'give way to the silence of defeat' imply about the situation?

How did the international context influence the events in Hong Kong during this period?