Ai Weiwei: British Government must make its voice heard over Hong Kong

The transcript discusses China's 70th anniversary, reflecting on its achievements and what is still lacking. It then shifts focus to the British government's role in supporting Hong Kong protesters, emphasizing the bravery of young people in Hong Kong. The speaker urges the British government to take responsibility and speak out against the current situation in Hong Kong, highlighting the shared ideology with the West.

What responsibility does the speaker attribute to the British government regarding Hong Kong?

What message does the speaker believe the British government should convey about the situation in Hong Kong?