Meidan: China's Biggest Concern Is Trade and Economic Slowdown, Not Hong Kong

The video discusses two main concerns: the economic slowdown in China and the geopolitical risk in Hong Kong. While the risk in Hong Kong is contained, the US-China trade negotiations remain a significant concern. Even with a potential phase one deal, underlying tensions persist. The video also highlights the ongoing issues in Hong Kong, with constant escalations and efforts to manage the situation, likening it to a 'whack-a-mole' scenario.

What are the two main concerns discussed in the first section?

• Human rights and currency concerns

• Military tensions and environmental issues

• US-China trade negotiations and technology issues

• Economic slowdown in China and geopolitical risk in Hong Kong

How is the geopolitical risk in Hong Kong perceived on the mainland?

• As an opportunity for economic growth

• As a major threat to national security

• As a positive influence on public opinion

• As a minor issue with limited risk of contagion

What is the potential impact of a phase one deal in the US-China trade negotiations?

• It will solve all issues between the two countries

• It will ease some investor pressure and help market sentiment

• It will have no impact on the bilateral relationship

• It will lead to a complete breakdown of negotiations

What is the ongoing challenge in managing the protests in Hong Kong?

• Insufficient police presence

• Continuous escalation and difficulty in calming the situation

• Lack of international support

• Economic sanctions from other countries

What is the response of the authorities to the protests in Hong Kong?

• Deployment of the Chinese army

• Implementation of economic sanctions

• Increased police presence in campuses and financial districts

• Complete withdrawal from the affected areas