CLEAN : Thousands of protesters paralyse Hong Kong under a heavy rain

The transcript discusses the lack of communication from Beijing and the need for resistance. It highlights the support for peaceful protests in Hong Kong, contrasting it with the passive attitude in the UK. The speaker appreciates the peaceful and positive nature of the protests, noting it as unprecedented in Hong Kong and possibly the world.

What does the speaker mention about the communication from Beijing?

• Beijing has sent a warning.

• Beijing is actively involved in the protests.

• There is no message from Beijing.

• There is a lot of support from Beijing.

What does the speaker find moving about the people in the protests?

• Their fear of coming out.

• Their willingness to stand up for their beliefs.

• Their preference for online activism.

• Their reluctance to show their faces.

How does the speaker describe the difference between Hong Kong and UK activism?

• Neither is active.

• Both are equally active.

• The UK is more active than Hong Kong.

• Hong Kong is more active than the UK.

What is the speaker's view on the nature of the protests in Hong Kong?

• They are violent and aggressive.

• They are peaceful and positive.

• They are secretive and hidden.

• They are disorganized and chaotic.

According to the speaker, what is unprecedented about the Hong Kong protests?

• The level of violence.

• The number of international supporters.

• The involvement of government officials.

• The peaceful and smiling nature of the protests.