CLEAN : Pomp and pro China flag wavers greet Xi in UK

The transcript discusses the potential for cooperation between China and the UK, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a good relationship. It includes a personal anecdote about visiting the UK and highlights the irony of political situations where human rights are overlooked for economic benefits. The speaker sends a message to both Chinese and British leaders, stressing the need to balance investment and trade with the values of human rights and democracy.

What is the speaker's view on the relationship between China and the UK?

• They should remain distant.

• They should compete in all fields.

• They can be great friends and cooperate.

• They should focus only on trade.

What personal experience does the speaker share about their visit to the UK?

• They met the Queen.

• They were disappointed by the weather.

• They were excited but couldn't sleep.

• They found the UK unwelcoming.

What irony does the speaker point out regarding the UK's relationship with China?

• The UK ignores Chinese investments.

• The UK has no interest in Chinese relations.

• The UK welcomes Chinese investments but overlooks human rights issues.

• The UK prioritizes human rights over trade.

What message does the speaker want to send to the British Government?

• To balance trade with human rights values.

• To ignore human rights issues.

• To focus solely on economic growth.

• To cut all ties with China.

According to the speaker, where should human rights and democracy be upheld?

• Only in Tibet.

• In the UK, Tibet, China, and globally.

• Only in China.

• Only in the UK.