Could a Hunger Strike Reignite Support for HK Protests?

The video discusses the impact of a hunger strike on public opinion regarding Hong Kong protests, highlighting how non-violent tactics can shift dynamics. It explores why the public hasn't fully supported the democracy protests, focusing on the inconvenience caused by protest tactics. The relationship between democracy and capitalism in China is examined, noting that political reform is essential for economic growth. The video also addresses the challenges posed by state enterprises in China's economic system and the potential long duration of the Hong Kong protests.

What potential impact does the hunger strike have on public opinion regarding the protests?

Why do you think the public has not been supportive of the students despite their fight for democracy?

What are the underlying issues that the speaker believes will be discussed after the protests?

How does the speaker relate democracy to capitalism in the context of China?

What challenges does the speaker foresee for the future of the student protests?