How Hong Kong Protesters Are Reacting to Leung's Remarks

The video features a reporter in Wanchai district discussing the political climate in Hong Kong. Connie Lau, a recent college graduate, shares her views on the 'one country, two systems' policy and its implications for Hong Kong's democracy. She emphasizes the importance of universal suffrage and the challenges faced by her generation compared to her parents. The video also captures the public's reaction to Chinese government influence and the dynamics of the ongoing demonstrations.

What did the chief executive claim about the 'one country, two systems' policy?

• It has no impact on Hong Kong.

• It is an advantage to Hong Kong.

• It is a disadvantage to Hong Kong.

• It should be abolished.

What concern does Connie Lau express about the election of the chief executive?

• It is not important.

• It is held too frequently.

• It is influenced by the Chinese government.

• It is too expensive.

What is Connie Lau hoping to achieve by participating in the demonstrations?

• A peaceful demonstration and universal suffrage.

• A new government policy.

• A reduction in housing prices.

• A change in educational curriculum.

Why does Connie believe her generation is more politically involved than her parents' generation?

• They have more free time.

• They have more financial resources.

• Life in Hong Kong is more challenging now.

• They are less educated.

What is the current state of the demonstrations according to the reporter?

• The demonstrations are violent.

• The crowds are growing larger.

• The crowds are thinning out.

• The demonstrations have ended.