CLEAN : Hong Kong protesters disappointed after first talks

The speaker discusses their mixed feelings about the political situation in Hong Kong. Initially, they express low expectations due to the behavior of officials. However, they feel optimistic when witnessing public protests for democracy. Despite this optimism, they are also worried about the future due to the actions of officials. The speaker is disappointed by the officials' attempts to cover up their true intentions but remains supportive of the democratic movement, believing it will continue until meaningful dialogue occurs.

What is the speaker's initial stance on the officials' behavior?

• They have high expectations.

• They are indifferent.

• They have low expectations.

• They are supportive.

What gives the speaker hope for Hong Kong's future?

• The economic growth of Hong Kong.

• The new policies introduced by officials.

• The support from international communities.

• The active participation of people in protests.

What is the speaker's main concern about the officials?

• They are acting in a way that hinders democracy.

• They are not engaging with the public.

• They are too focused on economic issues.

• They are too lenient.

Despite the disappointment, why does the speaker continue to support the movement?

• They believe it will lead to economic benefits.

• They are following a political leader.

• They think it will eventually lead to a dialogue about democracy.

• They want to gain international attention.

What does the speaker believe about the officials' warnings?

• They are genuine and helpful.

• They are a facade to cover their true intentions.

• They are ignored by the public.

• They are misunderstood by the media.