Stranded Tourists in China's Hainan Island See Hope

The video discusses the COVID-19 outbreaks in Hainan and Hong Kong. Hainan, known as China's Hawaii, is experiencing over 1000 new cases daily, leading to lockdowns and protests. Only those without cases for seven days can leave, followed by health monitoring. In Hong Kong, cases have reached a four-month high, with over 4000 daily. Despite this, Hong Kong maintains a different approach than mainland China, focusing on hospitalization rates and deaths rather than strict lockdowns.

What nickname is often given to Hainan due to its popularity as a tourist destination?

• China's Phuket

• China's Bali

• China's Maldives

• China's Hawaii

What was one of the main reasons for protests in Hainan during the COVID-19 outbreak?

• Inadequate medical facilities

• Being charged for accommodations during lockdown

• Restricted internet access

• Lack of food supplies

What is the requirement for people to leave Hainan during the COVID-19 outbreak?

• Approval from local authorities

• Completion of a 14-day quarantine

• No cases in their building for seven days

• A negative COVID-19 test

How does Hong Kong's approach to COVID-19 differ from mainland China's?

• Hong Kong has stricter lockdowns

• Hong Kong focuses on hospitalization rates and deaths

• Hong Kong aims for zero COVID-19 cases

• Hong Kong has no quarantine rules

What is the current focus of Hong Kong's COVID-19 strategy?

• Implementing travel bans

• Monitoring hospitalization rates and deaths

• Increasing vaccination rates

• Achieving zero cases