Pro-democracy leader Wang Dan barred from entering Hong Kong

The speaker shares deep personal regret for not being able to fulfill a wish related to a close relationship with 'Uncle Hua'. They express sadness for Hong Kong, citing the end of 'one country, two systems' and concerns for its future. The speaker criticizes the decisions made by the Hong Kong government, influenced by Beijing, which are seen as disappointing and unacceptable by global standards.

What is the main reason for the speaker's sadness in the first section?

• They missed an important event.

• They were disappointed with a friend.

• They couldn't visit Hong Kong.

• They lost a family member.

What political principle does the speaker believe has ended in Hong Kong?

• Democracy

• One country, two systems

• Free trade

• Universal suffrage

What is the speaker's main concern about Hong Kong's future?

• Economic decline

• Loss of cultural identity

• Political instability

• Environmental issues

According to the speaker, whose standards are Hong Kong's decisions based on?

• European Union

• United Nations

• World Trade Organization

• Beijing

What is the speaker's view on the global acceptance of Hong Kong's decision-making standards?

• They are ignored.

• They are widely accepted.

• They are partially accepted.

• They are not accepted.