Hong Kong Passes Law Banning Insults to China National Anthem

The video discusses the Chinese national anthem law in Hong Kong, which sparked protests due to its harsh penalties for disrespecting the anthem. The law is seen as part of China's efforts to suppress dissent. Despite bans, people gathered for the June 4th vigil, marking the anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown, showing resilience against restrictions.

What was the main reason for the protests in Hong Kong related to the national anthem law?

• The law imposed a tax on anthem performances.

• The law restricted the use of the anthem in schools.

• The law imposed penalties for disrespecting the anthem.

• The law banned the anthem from being played in public.

What did the protesters in Hong Kong create in response to the national anthem law?

• A new political party.

• A new constitution for Hong Kong.

• A new anthem called 'Glory to Hong Kong'.

• A new flag for Hong Kong.

On what significant date was the national anthem bill passed in Hong Kong?

• The anniversary of the 2003 SARS outbreak.

• The anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown.

• The anniversary of the 2014 Umbrella Movement.

• The anniversary of the 1997 handover.

How did people in Hong Kong respond to the ban on the annual vigil?

• They canceled the vigil entirely.

• They ignored the ban and gathered in large groups.

• They held the vigil in a different city.

• They gathered in small groups and online.

What was the official reason given for banning the annual vigil in Hong Kong?

• To reduce noise pollution.

• To protect national security.

• To enforce social distancing measures.

• To prevent political unrest.