China Says U.S. Bills On Hong Kong Are 'Doomed To Fail'

The transcript discusses the US signing two bills supporting human rights in Hong Kong, which China views as interference in its internal affairs. The US embassy in Beijing emphasized the importance of Hong Kong's autonomy and civil liberties. The bills impose sanctions on Chinese officials involved in human rights abuses in Hong Kong and require an annual review of Hong Kong's trade status. China warned that these actions could harm US-China relations and accused the US of having hegemonic intentions.

What was China's vice foreign minister's main concern about the US bills?

• They promote international cooperation.

• They interfere with China's internal affairs.

• They support China's policies in Hong Kong.

• They would improve US-China relations.

According to the US embassy, what is crucial for preserving Hong Kong's special status?

• Hong Kong's economic growth

• Hong Kong's autonomy and civil liberties

• Hong Kong's military strength

• Hong Kong's cultural heritage

What do the bills signed by President Trump aim to do?

• Increase trade tariffs on China

• Impose sanctions on Chinese officials in Hong Kong

• Promote tourism in Hong Kong

• Enhance military cooperation with China

How did China's Foreign Ministry spokesman describe the US's intentions?

• As cooperative and helpful

• As sinister and hegemonic

• As supportive and friendly

• As neutral and indifferent

What was the predicted outcome of the US's actions according to China's Foreign Ministry?

• Increased trade opportunities

• Failure of the US's plans

• Success in improving relations

• Strengthened diplomatic ties