Global Times' Hu: China Would Like to See H.K. Resolve Problem by Itself

The video discusses the ongoing situation in Hong Kong and Beijing's potential responses, including military intervention. It highlights the cautious approach of the central government and the preference for Hong Kong to resolve its issues independently. The video also explores the economic and geopolitical costs of military action, emphasizing the severe consequences for Hong Kong as a financial hub and China's global standing.

What is one of the conditions under which Beijing might consider military intervention in Hong Kong?

• If the situation becomes paralyzed

• If international pressure increases

• If the protests are peaceful

• If Hong Kong requests assistance

What is the central government's preferred method for resolving the issues in Hong Kong?

• International mediation

• Economic sanctions

• Resolution by Hong Kong itself

• Immediate military intervention

How does the central government view the decision to send military forces to Hong Kong?

• As a routine measure

• As a first resort

• As a decision to be made rashly

• As a cautious and last resort

What is a potential economic consequence for Hong Kong if the military is sent in?

• Growth in tourism

• Improved financial stability

• Capital flight and expats leaving

• Increased foreign investment

What are the potential geopolitical costs for China if it sends military forces to Hong Kong?

• Improved global relations

• Strengthened economic ties

• Increased international support

• Damage to China's global role