CLEAN: Beijing watching public opinion over HK ele

The video discusses the dynamics of Hong Kong elections, highlighting the influence of tycoons and the public's desire for a government that listens to them. It notes the positive aspects of Hong Kong's democratic process, despite the lack of direct voting rights. The video also explores Beijing's increasing attention to public opinion in Hong Kong, emphasizing the importance of having a chief executive supported by the majority. Modern political tactics, such as focusing on media image and debate performance, are being adopted, aligning with international standards.

What is a common sentiment among Hong Kong voters regarding their election choices?

• They think elections are unnecessary.

• They believe all candidates are equally good.

• They often feel they have to choose the least bad option.

• They are always satisfied with the options.

How has Hong Kong managed to create a form of democracy?

• By giving people a voice even without a direct vote.

• By ignoring public opinion.

• By holding frequent elections.

• By following Beijing's directives.

What change is observed in Beijing's approach towards Hong Kong elections?

• Beijing is paying more attention to public support and opposition.

• Beijing is reducing its involvement in elections.

• Beijing is enforcing stricter control over candidates.

• Beijing is ignoring public opinion.

What new tactics are being used in Hong Kong elections?

• Increasing the number of candidates.

• Reducing the role of debates.

• Ignoring international standards.

• Focusing on public opinion and media image.

What international standard is Hong Kong beginning to adopt in its elections?

• Increasing government control.

• Reducing the number of voters.

• Focusing on debate performance and media image.

• Ignoring public opinion.