What Have the Hong Kong Protests Achieved?

The transcript discusses the Occupy Movement in Hong Kong, highlighting its significance as a major public resistance event since the 1960s. It explores the movement's impact on public perception, the spontaneous nature of the protests, and the lack of a clear leadership structure. The discussion also covers the awakening of the younger generation to political issues and the future of democratic movements in Hong Kong. The role of the government and police is analyzed, with a focus on their actions during the protests. Finally, the transcript examines Beijing's perspective on the protests and the performance of Hong Kong's leadership.

How did the younger generation's awakening impact the political landscape in Hong Kong?

What strategies might the student activists adopt in future movements?

What role did the government and police play in the public's perception of the movement?