CLEAN : Hong Kongers pay tribute to Queen on the day of state funeral

The speaker discusses their decision to attend a gathering in Hong Kong, emphasizing the importance of solidarity. They reflect on the government's stance that there is no change in Hong Kong, contrasting it with their nostalgia for the pre-1997 era. The speaker highlights the significance of freedom to Hong Kong residents and notes the migration of people seeking freedom elsewhere.

What does the speaker mean by 'the good old days' in relation to Hong Kong?

What role does the Queen symbolize in the context of the speaker's message?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the current Hong Kong differs from the past?

How does the speaker describe the significance of freedom to the people of Hong Kong?

What are the implications of the phrase 'they lost their freedom nowadays'?