The transcript discusses the importance of freedom of speech and thought, particularly in the context of Hong Kong. It emphasizes the need to resist fear and express one's thoughts, regardless of the challenges. The speaker encourages Hong Kong people to remember their freedom and questions why a small concert in Hong Kong causes fear. The transcript concludes with a call to support and express solidarity through music and other forms of expression.

What does the speaker encourage people to do in the face of fear?

• Ignore the situation

• Voice their thoughts despite difficulties

• Stay silent and avoid conflict

• Move to a different country

According to the speaker, what is a basic human right that should be fought for?

• Freedom of movement

• Right to privacy

• Right to bear arms

• Freedom of speech

What does the speaker say about the freedom of expression in Hong Kong?

• It is limited and controlled

• It is a fundamental right

• It is not important

• It is only for certain people

Why does the speaker find it strange that there is fear surrounding a small concert?

• Because concerts are always safe

• Because Hong Kong is a large city

• Because it is just a small event in Hong Kong

• Because concerts are not popular in Hong Kong

What does the speaker express support for at the end of the transcript?

• The silence of the people

• The restrictions on freedom

• The artist performing at the concert

• The government's policies