Pro-Democracy March in Hong Kong

The video discusses the support of Chinese people for their government and companies, highlighting the perceived low-level support compared to high-level supporters of the Chinese Communist government. It references the 1967 Hong Kong bombings and the 1977 riots, placing them in the context of the cultural revolution in China. The speaker concludes with some unrelated personal thoughts.

What is the perception of the groups supporting Chinese companies and government?

• They are against the Chinese government.

• They are considered low-level supporters.

• They are neutral in their support.

• They are seen as high-level supporters.

What significant event is associated with the year 1967 in Hong Kong?

• The 1967 Hong Kong Riots

• The 1977 Riots

• The Cultural Revolution

• The Great Leap Forward

What was the nature of the 1967 Hong Kong riots?

• Widespread chaos and bombings

• Cultural celebrations

• Peaceful protests

• Economic reforms

How are the people involved in the 1967 riots perceived in terms of their support level?

• As high-level supporters

• As low-level supporters

• As foreign agents

• As neutral parties

What is the historical significance of the 1967 Hong Kong riots?

• They led to the Cultural Revolution.

• They are a notable part of Hong Kong's history.

• They were a minor event with little impact.

• They marked the end of British rule.