China Must Deliver on Promise of HK Democracy: Lee

The transcript discusses the ongoing protests in Hong Kong, highlighting the demands for democracy and the government's response. It examines Beijing's influence, the peaceful nature of the protests, and the role of the international community. The historical context of promises made by the Chinese government is also explored, emphasizing the need for democratic reforms.

What is the main reason for the protests in Hong Kong according to the transcript?

• Educational reforms

• Environmental concerns

• Demand for genuine democracy

• Economic instability

How have the protesters in Hong Kong demonstrated their peaceful intentions?

• By cleaning up the streets

• By holding silent marches

• By organizing music festivals

• By not damaging police vehicles

What is the perceived role of the international community in the Hong Kong protests?

• To provide financial aid

• To impose sanctions on China

• To remain neutral

• To speak up for Hong Kong's rights

What historical promise is the Chinese government accused of not fulfilling?

• Cultural autonomy for Hong Kong

• Democracy for Hong Kong

• Military protection for Hong Kong

• Economic independence for Hong Kong

What argument does the Chinese mainland use regarding Hong Kong's lack of democracy?

• Hong Kong has never had democracy in over 150 years

• Hong Kong is too small for democratic governance

• Hong Kong has always been economically stable

• Hong Kong's population is not interested in democracy