CLEAN : No reason to bend to political pressure in Hong Kong analyst

The transcript discusses the political dynamics between the executive and the public, highlighting the executive's lack of obligation to respond to public opinion due to the established system. It explores the exhaustion of the public under political pressure and their desire for clarity. The focus shifts to Beijing's careful approach in handling Hong Kong's political situation, emphasizing the subtlety and potential dangers of their crackdowns. The overarching theme is the limited influence of bottom-up actions in the face of Beijing's control.

What is a key reason the executive does not respond to the population's opinions?

• The executive agrees with the population's opinions.

• The system allows the executive to ignore political pressure.

• The population does not express their opinions.

• The executive is unaware of the population's opinions.

Why are people in Hong Kong feeling exhausted according to the transcript?

• Due to economic challenges.

• Because of continuous political pressure.

• Because they lack clarity on political goals.

• Due to environmental issues.

What is a challenge for handling political pressure in Hong Kong?

• It is the same as handling it in mainland China.

• It requires a more delicate approach than in mainland China.

• It is not a concern for the authorities.

• It is easier than handling it in mainland China.

What is a significant concern about Beijing's approach in Hong Kong?

• It is too lenient and forgiving.

• It is too aggressive and obvious.

• It is subtle and potentially more dangerous.

• It is ineffective and weak.

How does Beijing's control affect grassroots movements in Hong Kong?

• It limits their effectiveness.

• It completely eradicates them.

• It has no effect on them.

• It empowers them significantly.