Gorka Heritage and Identity Exploration

The video discusses the GKA Cemetery Trust's role in promoting Gorka history and culture. It highlights the historical significance of the GKA's contributions to Hong Kong, particularly in border protection. The speaker reflects on their personal journey of understanding their identity as a descendant of the GKA, balancing between being Nepali and Hong Konger, and the importance of cultural roots.

What is the main objective of the GKA Cemetery Trust?

• To organize social events

• To offer educational scholarships

• To provide financial aid to Gorkas

• To promote Gorka history and culture

What was the primary duty of the speaker when he enlisted in the British army?

• Guarding the Hong Kong border

• Providing medical assistance

• Training new recruits

• Engaging in combat missions

Why does the speaker feel proud of his role as a Gorka in the British army?

• Because they traveled to many countries

• Because they protected the Hong Kong border

• Because they were promoted quickly

• Because they received numerous awards

What is missing in the Hong Kong Museum according to the speaker?

• Memorabilia about the Gorkas

• Displays on modern technology

• Exhibits on British colonial history

• Artifacts from ancient China

Why do the Gorkas visit the historical site in Hong Kong every year?

• To celebrate a festival

• To meet with government officials

• To conduct business meetings

• To honor their heritage

How long has the speaker been attending the annual event?

• Six years

• Four years

• Five years

• Three years

What does the speaker learn more about each year by attending the event?

• Global politics

• Environmental issues

• Gorka history

• Modern technology

What confusion does the speaker face regarding their identity?

• Whether to identify as a Gorka or a British citizen

• Whether to identify as a historian or a cultural activist

• Whether to identify as a Nepali or a Hong Konger

• Whether to identify as a soldier or a civilian

What responsibility does the speaker feel as a descendant of Gorkas?

• To move back to Nepal

• To join the British army

• To preserve and promote Gorka heritage

• To become a historian

What has shaped the speaker into who they are today?

• Their education

• Their family

• Their Gorka heritage

• Their travels