Is China Losing Patience With Hong Kong?

The transcript discusses the international and domestic reactions to the Hong Kong protests. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi warned the US against interference, while President Obama expressed hope for peaceful resolutions. Media coverage in China is censored, with state media urging support for police actions. The Chinese government remains firm in its stance, showing no signs of meeting protester demands. During China's Golden Week, travel restrictions to Hong Kong are imposed, likely to prevent mainlanders from witnessing the protests.

What was the main concern expressed by the US regarding the situation in Hong Kong?

• The establishment of a new government

• The importance of Hong Kong's autonomy

• The deployment of US troops

• The need for economic sanctions

How did Chinese state media portray the Hong Kong protests?

• As a result of internal conflicts

• As a peaceful demonstration

• As a minor local issue

• As being influenced by Western countries

What action did Chinese authorities take regarding foreign media coverage of the Hong Kong protests?

• They blacked out foreign broadcasts

• They encouraged open reporting

• They invited foreign journalists

• They provided additional footage

What was the reason given for stopping new tour group approvals to Hong Kong?

• Weather conditions

• Safety concerns amid protests

• Economic downturn

• Lack of interest

Why might Beijing be concerned about mainland Chinese visiting Hong Kong during the protests?

• They might join the protests

• They could face travel delays

• They might share protest images back in China

• They could get lost in the city