Hong Kong Democrats Face Choice: Engage Beijing or Give Up Seats

The video discusses the upcoming public opinion survey in Hong Kong to gauge support for the Pro-Democracy camp's decision to stay in the legislature after China delayed elections due to COVID-19. The dilemma for Hong Kong Democrats is whether to stay and legitimize China's decision or resign and risk losing their platform. The government argues that the national security law has brought stability, but critics fear it suppresses legitimate dissent, potentially leading to radical actions.

What is the purpose of the public opinion survey mentioned in the first section?

• To assess the impact of the coronavirus on public health

• To gauge support for the Pro-Democracy camp staying in the legislature

• To evaluate the economic situation in Hong Kong

• To determine the popularity of the national security law

Why did China extend the legislative term in Hong Kong by a year?

• To delay elections due to the coronavirus outbreak

• To increase trade with other countries

• To introduce educational reforms

• To implement new economic policies

What is the main dilemma faced by Hong Kong Democrats as discussed in the second section?

• Whether to stay in the system or resign

• Whether to increase taxes

• Whether to form a new political party

• Whether to support the national security law

What impact has the national security law had on Hong Kong Democrats?

• It has strengthened their position

• It has had no impact

• It has weakened their position

• It has led to increased funding

What concern is raised about the future if legitimate platforms for dissent are lost?

• More radical actions

• Greater political stability

• Increased economic growth

• Improved public health