Chinese Troops Clean Streets After Protesters Disperse In Hong Kong

The transcript discusses anti-government protests in Hong Kong and the unusual deployment of Chinese troops for community service. It highlights the voluntary nature of the troops' actions and the impact of protests on universities, including shortened semesters and online classes. University presidents issued a statement condemning violence and property damage.

What is the usual protocol for deploying Chinese troops in Hong Kong?

• They are deployed every year.

• They can be deployed at any time.

• They are deployed only if the city requests it.

• They are deployed during national holidays.

Why were Chinese troops allowed to perform community service without government permission?

• As a result of a military agreement.

• Due to a new law passed in 2020.

• Because of a major typhoon that hit the city.

• To support local businesses.

What action did protesters take at college campuses?

• They held public debates.

• They set up heavily fortified camps.

• They organized peaceful rallies.

• They distributed educational pamphlets.

How did universities respond to the protests?

• By organizing more on-campus events.

• By closing down permanently.

• By shortening semesters and holding classes online.

• By increasing tuition fees.

What was the stance of university presidents regarding the protests?

• They encouraged students to join the protests.

• They supported the use of violence for political reasons.

• They condemned violence and property damage.

• They remained neutral and did not comment.