關於 umbrella movement bbc ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

希望強國彭xx，也用英語接受訪問

Joshua Wong: 'I expected to pay the price' - BBC News

Joshua Wong, the teenager who became the public face of the Hong Kong protest movement has criticised Britain's Prime Minister for failing to challenge the visiting Chinese President over human rights abuses in Hong Kong and on the Chinese mainland. Last year Joshua Wong mobilised thousands of protestors in demonstrations against the Chinese government's plans for political reform. The protests failed to persuade China to grant a fully democratic vote for the city's next leader in 2017. And voters will choose instead from a list of candidates Beijing has approved. Meanwhile 19 year old Joshua returns to Hong Kong next week to face charges of unlawful assembly - with up to 5 years in jail for his role in spearheading the so-called Umbrella movement.

Joshua Wong: 'I expected to pay the price' - BBC News

Joshua Wong, the teenager who became the public face of the Hong Kong protest movement has criticised Britain's Prime Minister for failing to challenge the visiting Chinese President over human rights abuses in Hong Kong and on the Chinese mainland. Last year Joshua Wong mobilised thousands of protestors in demonstrations against the Chinese government's plans for political reform. The protests failed to persuade China to grant a fully democratic vote for the city's next leader in 2017. And voters will choose instead from a list of candidates Beijing has approved. Meanwhile 19 year old Joshua returns to Hong Kong next week to face charges of unlawful assembly - with up to 5 years in jail for his role in spearheading the so-called Umbrella movement.

聽唔明英文的朋友, 可以直接飛去7:00最後一句，"Why I still stay in the frontline is because I born in Hong Kong, I live in Hong Kong, and I love this place." (翻譯: 我留在前線的原因是因為我在香港出生、我居住在香港，還有我愛這個地方)

Joshua Wong: 'I expected to pay the price' - BBC News

Joshua Wong, the teenager who became the public face of the Hong Kong protest movement has criticised Britain's Prime Minister for failing to challenge the visiting Chinese President over human rights abuses in Hong Kong and on the Chinese mainland. Last year Joshua Wong mobilised thousands of protestors in demonstrations against the Chinese government's plans for political reform. The protests failed to persuade China to grant a fully democratic vote for the city's next leader in 2017. And voters will choose instead from a list of candidates Beijing has approved. Meanwhile 19 year old Joshua returns to Hong Kong next week to face charges of unlawful assembly - with up to 5 years in jail for his role in spearheading the so-called Umbrella movement.