HK Protesters Threaten to Besiege Government Offices

The video covers a report from the Admiralty district, where student leaders are considering surrounding the chief executive's residence. Regina Ip from the Executive Council offers dialogue, but students demand direct talks with the chief executive. Civic groups express skepticism about the government's authority. The protests have economic impacts, but younger generations receive support from their families. Protesters are well-prepared for a long stay, and more participants are expected due to a public holiday.

What action have student leaders threatened to take in the Admiral district?

• Block the main roads

• Surround the chief executive's residence

• Organize a city-wide strike

• Occupy the government offices

What role does Regina Ip propose to play in the situation?

• Lead the student protests

• Facilitate dialogue with the government

• Organize a public rally

• Negotiate with international bodies

Why does Serena believe Regina Ip cannot negotiate with the students?

• She is not trusted by the students

• She is not present at the protests

• She is not a government official

• She lacks the authority

How do the families of the younger generation generally feel about the protests?

• They are indifferent

• They are supportive

• They are opposed

• They are unaware

What is the mood among the protesters on the seventh day of the protest?

• They are divided in opinion

• They are losing interest

• They are determined to stay

• They are planning to leave