China Cabinet Adviser Shi Discusses Government Policy for Hong Kong

The video discusses the national security legislation for Hong Kong, its impact on the 'One Country, Two Systems' principle, and the implications for Taiwan. It also examines China's global positioning during the pandemic and the potential economic consequences of the security law on Hong Kong and China.

What was the primary reason for the Chinese central government to enact national security legislation in Hong Kong?

• To enhance trade relations with the US

• To promote tourism in Hong Kong

• To ensure compatibility with China's national security

• To improve healthcare systems

What principle might be violated by the NPC's imposition of national security laws in Hong Kong?

• One country, two systems

• Unified national governance

• One nation, one law

• Two countries, one system

Why might Taiwan be concerned about the security law in Hong Kong?

• It impacts Taiwan's tourism industry

• It could be a strategy to lure Taiwan under a similar policy

• It affects Taiwan's trade agreements

• It changes Taiwan's healthcare policies

How has the COVID-19 pandemic affected China's strategic positioning as a global power?

• It has strengthened China's global influence

• It has challenged China's strategic positioning

• It has improved China's healthcare systems

• It has had no impact on China's global standing

What could be a consequence of the security law on Hong Kong's special trading status with the US?

• No change in trading status

• Jeopardizing the special trading status

• Increased trade benefits

• Improved defense relations

What is a potential negative impact of the security law on China's economy?

• Improved trade relations

• Boost in tourism

• Negative impact on economic recovery

• Strengthened currency

What is the central government's stance on the importance of the legislation despite potential US actions?

• It should be canceled

• It is not important

• It is extremely important

• It should be delayed