Protesters Should Have Pulled Out Weeks Ago: Zweig

The transcript discusses the counterproductive nature of a movement in Hong Kong, highlighting the lack of popular support and leadership challenges. It explores the role of student leaders and the political and socioeconomic issues faced by young people. The discussion also covers Beijing's perspective and response, emphasizing their tolerance and desire for resolution. Finally, it evaluates the leadership of CY Leung, predicting his tenure and the need for government support.

What is one of the main challenges faced by the student leaders in the movement?

• Lack of financial resources

• International pressure

• Support from the government

• Absence of a clear leader

What is a significant socio-economic issue affecting young people in Hong Kong?

• High unemployment rates

• Inability to afford housing

• Lack of educational opportunities

• Limited access to healthcare

Why are young people in Hong Kong concerned about the future?

• They fear Hong Kong becoming like other mainland cities

• They are concerned about environmental issues

• They worry about increased taxes

• They fear losing their cultural identity

How does the educational environment in Hong Kong differ from that in mainland China?

• It has a stricter curriculum

• It allows open discussions about China's history

• It emphasizes sports and arts

• It focuses more on technology

What is Beijing's stance on the ongoing situation in Hong Kong?

• They are planning to withdraw support

• They are tolerant but concerned

• They are actively intervening

• They are indifferent to the situation

How has the leadership in Hong Kong been evaluated in handling the situation?

• Highly effective

• Moderately successful

• Exemplary

• Very poor

What is the potential future action Beijing might take regarding the situation in Hong Kong?

• Demanding a crackdown

• Encouraging more protests

• Offering financial aid

• Implementing economic sanctions