CLEAN : Dismantlement of Tiananmen square memorial statue in Hong Kong 'brutal' 'symbol of China': Artist

The transcript discusses a series of events involving a TV crew visit, a sudden incident before Christmas, and the symbolic and political implications of these actions in the context of China and Hong Kong. It highlights logistical challenges, legal issues, and financial implications, particularly concerning a sculpture and its potential relocation to Denmark.

What was the speaker's reaction to the actions taken by the authorities?

• They were supportive.

• They were shocked and found it brutal.

• They were indifferent.

• They were amused.

What does the speaker suggest about the current state of Hong Kong compared to Mainland China?

• Hong Kong is becoming more like Mainland China.

• Hong Kong is unaffected by Mainland China.

• Hong Kong is becoming more independent.

• Hong Kong is diverging from Mainland China.

What challenges does the speaker face in retrieving the sculpture from Hong Kong?

• There are no challenges mentioned.

• The sculpture is too large to move.

• There are legal and logistical issues.

• The sculpture is damaged beyond repair.

What does the speaker hope to achieve regarding the sculpture?

• To leave it in Hong Kong.

• To sell it to the highest bidder.

• To retrieve it and seek compensation for damages.

• To destroy it.

How does the speaker describe the actions of the Hong Kong government?

• Neutral and uninvolved.

• Supportive of the speaker's efforts.

• Actively opposing the speaker's efforts.

• Complicit in the actions against the sculpture.