Opposition Party Leader: Seoul Needs to Fight China ‘Cruelty’

The video discusses the influence of China's policy on Hong Kong's protests, drawing parallels with Korea's democratization movements. It highlights the importance of democracy for the younger generation and critiques the Indian government's lean towards China. Human rights issues in Xinjiang and Taiwan are addressed, emphasizing China's need to comply with global economic rules. The video also outlines policy priorities towards North Korea, advocating for gradual progress and positive influence, while critiquing the Moon Jae-in government's approach to inter-Korean relations.

What historical events do the people of Hong Kong draw inspiration from for their protests?

• The Russian Revolution

• Korean democratization movements

• The American Civil Rights Movement

• The French Revolution

How does the speaker describe the current Korean government's stance towards China?

• More aligned with Western policies

• Leaning more towards China

• Neutral and balanced

• Opposed to China

What is the speaker's main concern regarding China's participation in the global economy?

• Trade tariffs

• Human rights issues

• Technological advancements

• Military expansion

What approach does the speaker suggest for dealing with North Korea?

• Military intervention

• Immediate and aggressive action

• A slow and positive influence

• Complete isolation

What criticism does the speaker have about the previous government's inter-Korean relationship strategy?

• It was too focused on military solutions

• It was too transactional and lacked philosophy

• It ignored international opinions

• It was too lenient on North Korea