‘What needs to be done will be’: Hong Kong’s next leader John Lee | Talking Post with Yonden Lhatoo

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From policeman to politician, Hong Kong’s incoming chief executive John Lee has his work cut out for him when he takes office on July 1, 2022. In an exclusive interview kicking off the new season of Talking Post with SCMP chief news editor Yonden Lhatoo, Lee promises a more aggressive approach to countering “fearmongering and bad-mouthing” by the city’s critics, and reveals plans for a possible easing of tough Covid-19 restrictions.
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[@overlordborn6131]

Lack of affordable house is one of the biggest problem of hongkong,

[@speedbirdconcorde001]

It's really time for them to get things done and fix it...clear away parts of the massive country parks and build housing on them - no need to reclaim land in Lantau!

[@unknownuser1018]

hong kong has unaffordable housing because taxes are very low, if hong kong developed all it’s available land and used as much of it for housing, property prices will drop- its supply and demand, hong kong would need to increase taxes to cover up for its loss of money as most of the money hong kong gets is through property.

[@redmusichouse]

He spoke a lot but I didn’t hear him answer a single question

[@achillesdick777]

Hi John Lee, what watch are you wearing?

[@mariesearle2612]

Congrats Mr. John Lee. Hong Kong was once our home for 20 years. We loved it.

[@eyesightstv6537]

Congratulations Mr Lee! May Hong Kong continue to develop under your leadership. I live in the city and I’ve come to love it!

[@gugalaxy7772]

Hopefully he'll be progressive in democracy and won't be another Xi Jinping Jr.

[@twilighta5371]

Ohhh ! When the citizens wanted John Tsang 5 years ago it gives them John Lee now.

[@louishui1176]

Why can't HK have home quarantine the way our closest competitor Singapore is doing?

[@dwayneserjeant3582]

Thanks Yonden Lhatoo for pushing some of the harder questions - theres a HUGE hurdle ahead of us in HK, and I, like many others, are very unsure whether this new administration has the ability to really achieve what is needed to bring HK back to 'some semblance' of its former position

[@joeawk]

Hey, what HK rights to preserve? What freedom of the press? Telling lies is not freedom.

[@choppany174]

It's rare to hear directly from John. John in Western media is portrayed as this evil genius figure. We finally have a chance to hear his own side of the story

[@robezy0]

Imagine taking politicians by their words and think they mean anything they say

[@canto_v12]

I would trust a local outlet like SCMP far more than foreign news bites to get the real situation in HK.

[@canto_v12]

@@robezy0 I mean better this than not talking at all.

[@Cecilia-]

Can we lower the quarantine to 3 days instead of the full week? 5 days is ok too

[@dennispoon6650]

Can we guarantee the visitors wouldn’t be infected by Covid after stepping into Hong Kong? It was ridiculous to quarantine them under the circumstances without any Covid symptoms and evidence.

[@btat7767]

Watch what they do and not what they said.

[@DilipChatterje]

Congrats Mr.John Lee. Happy to hear your English.When will be Hong Kong hotel quarantine free. Please do something so that we can go hongkong.

[@lukehuang7821]

who else can only view this video at 360p?

[@Tan92lfc]

Sorry HK is not third Largest IFC, it is Singapore for now, Shanghai VERY soon.

[@rlswims]

Wondering if he's going to do anything about the housing crisis? I doubt it

[@edc1569]

I miss Hong Kong, the 90s were so vibrant there.

[@hoamen2281]

11:40 he must have a heart attack.

[@heartw]

We all have heart attact !

[@supremacy2040]

Come on, if your biggest issue is “bad mouthing” of Hong Kong then you don’t have issues. If HK is really the place he says it is, people would know. Just like they did for years. But the truth is, HK is NOT what it was, work on HK make it the place you say it is, then what can ppl say. It’s not like China will stop bad mouthing the west no matter what they do, so why is China so special it can’t be great unless the world says it is.

[@chongdi6140]

You are rambling nonsense, you don't understand the power of sinister propaganda/lies/smears and evil media narratives.

[@rl9legend770]

Sounds like a giant threat

[@syphon000]

Wear that sanction as a badge of honor Mr. Lee...that hegemonic power is on its death bed

[@rudytrulytruly7467]

John Lee has a sad gloomy face like persistent unhappiness. Hardly see him smile

[@canto_v12]

This is the first time I have seen John Lee get slightly agitated on camera, lol. He normally speaks so monotonously.

[@terryanderson5148]

I wish he used an interpreter. He articulated his policy visions poorly. Nothing concrete, substantial was offered. Other than high school style phrases which he likely memorized from briefing book to impress journalists about his command of English, he basically said nothing. To proclaim itself an international city, a financial hub, is such leadership quality the best HK has to show for ?!? HK is fanatical about its culture of exquisite culinary cuisine, mahjong, horse racing, not to mention its penchant for high pitched, agitated conversations among its citizens no matter the subjects. They are annoying, aggravating, disturbing to say the least. Beijing oversees everything anyway. Why bother even to say it has its own elected leader ?!?

[@canto_v12]

@@terryanderson5148 as long as he is better spoken in Cantonese which is what matters to the people of Hong Kong. It can always be translated after the fact. He tried here…but it would be more helpful to articulate how he plans on getting X housing units ready in Y years.

[@cpteoh5001]

@@terryanderson5148 I wish he speak in Cantonese and the the interviewer use a interpreter instead.

[@michaelcelestine6662]

What needs to be done, should be done and will be done. Meanwhile am done.

[@lktruong]

I am happy that you are done. Thanks for the contribution.

[@web3wizard381]

Open the borders so people can travel and do business

[@chongdi6140]

This was a hard and comprehensive interview and the new HK leader seemed competent and inspiring, jia yu HK.

[@wingkeungkong415]

He is also trained by the British I have no confident to any of them

[@dankschang]

HK should engage more of Asian integration, instead of looking at the west as a guide.

[@kypronite]

For anyone who say he is not elected and not chosen by people... How about vietnam communist goverment? How about most middle east countries like Saudi Arabia which is ruled by king ? Why no brouhaha by US on these countries ? How about thailand whose monarchy hold absolute power. Just show US true intention..

[@drunkenmonkey1887]

They're not pretending to be a democracy, nor did they agree to 50 years of "no change".

[@ongernie7216]

He talk as though, he have a uncut Chee Chiong Fun in his mouth.

[@willsalazarramirez5139]

CHICLAYO PERU 🇵🇪 🤝 🇨🇳 🇭🇰

[@David-wk6md]

Might makes right. So sad it's true. 🇺🇸😗

[@CarterFeldman]

I hope the best for John Lee and Hong Kong, but there are fundamental economic issues that need to be addressed, and it seems that he is a bit unclear on those issues (brain drain, financial uncertainty, hostility towards foreigner enterprises, etc). His security policies are fine, but economic issues are important as well. One way Hong Kong could reinvent itself would be for HK to make it self a favorable jurisdiction for new technologies like computational finance and crypto. These are things that would require Legco support, but something really needs to change in the status quo to turn around Hong Kong.

[@web3wizard381]

he is a puppet, he cant do anything without ccp orders

[@clementihammock7572]

Is HK a done deal? may even done in regressively.

[@Sy2023hk]

If vaccines work, why need masks? This is why foreigners and locals are leaving.

[@alext8124]

What about housing crisis issue? Be careful of what you said from the past "dealing with housing crisis" as an excuse to try get into office.

[@varivavariva6045]

Hope John Lee can resolve housing and people livelihood issues as soon as possible ♥️♥️♥️

[@utekogoj2979]

What needs to be done will be to end communist tyranny over Hong Kong.

[@lisairenefalealili4784]

Rip, Hong Kong will never be the same again, your truth is CCP's lies.

[@eddy5380]

You just have to follow what Xi instructs. Be super obedient and everything will be fine

[@stevenchow5684]

Do not agree with you and this what you think like those who despise others

[@eddy5380]

Hong Kong’s new leader was not elected by their people, he was chosen by Xi.

[@canto_v12]

^ didn't watch the video.

[@wingkeungkong415]

Hong Kong just need to respect the interests of China because Hong Kong is part of China We are the same country We are the same people

[@cpteoh5001]

you mean those western countries their minister could ignore the prime minister?

[@IcanseeeverythingwhatyouDohere]

Notice how different he speak with his mind compared with the previous CE?

[@canto_v12]

He is more monotonous but also more direct.

[@IcanseeeverythingwhatyouDohere]

@@canto_v12 wasnt the previous CE direct to? Unless the current do the exact method what the previous CE does promise everything and deliver nothing just lying around as usually…

[@canto_v12]

@@IcanseeeverythingwhatyouDohere not really IMO. Carrie Lam struggled to connect with Hong Kong’s unrest on many occasions, aggravating the tension and giving bad actors more opportunities to hijack the movement, which they eventually did. We know this because the original goal of the peaceful protests was achieved (stopping the widely disliked extradition amendment). That didn’t stop the movement-instead it got more violent and the demands more vague and subjective.

[@patrickgrg4374]

He is just a puppet

[@likcacem5208]

Best wishes to all residents of Hong Kong. We can overcome our difficulties and have a better society!

[@christinechew660]

So many generalisations, I don't feel I learned anything about the man, interim goals and final goals and options, only words...

[@discoloured3492]

Hong Kong should take responsibility for the atrocities that happened during the riots. A old hk man was burnt alive for telling them to be quiet on the street, a Chinese guy speaking mandarin on the phone was beating by over 50 “peaceful” protesters with hammers, umbrellas, knives and more. There are hundreds of other incidents where both Chinese and hk people have been burnt alive and stabbed and most likely killed without any media attention.

[@wingkeungkong415]

Hong Kong parents never teach their children to respect other person

[@canto_v12]

The death toll directly related to the unrest is just one, and non-officer involved. There are no “unknown deaths,” this isn’t some remote mountain village whose populations are unknown.

[@discoloured3492]

@@canto_v12 yeah sure it’s just 1, also if it’s peaceful why would there be one? You are actually mentally incapable of thinking, there’s at least a hundred. You think hk doesn’t know how to hide stuff up?

[@planefan082]

Violence (aside from, yes, the unfortunate crowd-control measures) is basically unheard of in Hong Kong. One person gets injured and you hear about it for months if not years. Something like this going on and nobody actually living in HK even hearing about it seems impossible.

[@caruya]

BTW isn't this channel now controlled by the CCP syndicate. So it's just now a propaganda channel

[@michaelcelestine6662]

It's based in Hong Kong

[@aswantocgb1447]

Amazing, congrat for hongkonger, he is for sure a strong and wise leader

[@williamc9578]

John Lee has a tough job ahead of him. But after years of dithering, half-baked measures, and a morbid fear of how Hong Kong is being perceived in Western capitals, a resolute and decisive leader is sorely needed in Hong Kong. There's no shortage of talent in Hong Kong, and the Greater Bay Area "大湾区" is a growth engine that Hong Kong's positioning and experience can benefit. The outlook for Hong Kong can be bright. There are going to be obstacles and negativity from the familiar actors who want to destabilize Hong Kong, but Hong Kong people can build a bright future for themselves and their children if there's unity in the territory.

[@rlswims]

Hong Kong needs to modernize

[@williamc9578]

@@rlswims huh! Have you been to Hong Kong this past decade?

[@rlswims]

@@williamc9578 the video is titled "8 differences between living in Hong Kong and mainland China." Pay attention to reason #6....

[@williamc9578]

@@rlswims few countries can match China in Internet access and pervasive tech. That is the least of Hong Kong's problems. There are parts of Hong Kong, particularly in the Financial district, that are very tech-savvy. You'll know if you've been there these past decade. Hong Kong's problems are not modernization. It is extreme inequality. The City with the most Rolls Royces per square kilometre anywhere in the world, is also the one where more than aQtr-million residents live in "cages", literally 6ft-by-4ft-by-4ft. Go google, there's no shortage of documentaries on it on YT. Hopefully, John Lee, will finally make headway addressing things like that, now that political gridlock is much less of an obstacle after the National Security Law passed last year.

[@canto_v12]

@@williamc9578 100% agree

[@wavincewavince394]

lol you make a policeman the leader of HK what do you expect. Politicians should be kept for people who have been studying political science and have a better knowledge of managing a country. Not a police man who might have the idea of becoming dictator

[@jamiebeverley9705]

Congratulations Mr John Lee on your appointment on Cheif Executive of Hong Kong SAR 🇭🇰 The first thing Hong Kong needs to do is open up to the rest of the world, and the rest of the world has opened up, so it's time Hong Kong needs to also, it's very simple, open up, or no business will come to Hong Kong.

[@planefan082]

Also best to trial-run internationally. It's easy to disappoint Beijing when it comes to COVID; figuring out a safe yet open strategy that works in practice is best to be run internationally first, where countries are far more forgiving about 'leaks', especially if the mainland is not ready for open borders yet no matter what.

[@skythia2556]

lol anything is better than carrie lam

[@mahjonglivestreaming4535]

He still has a thick and full set of hair, congrats

[@darbz2k]

Take your masks off… 🤦‍♂️

[@weeleung6043]

Nothing can fix Hong Kong under any pro-ccp. I've accepted Hong Kong is done. Im happily living overseas,under the freedom of democracy.

[@tinatang1]

I respect John Lee. He sounds very intelligent, wise and knowledgeable. I hope he succeeds in mending the differences in Hong Kong society. I hope his Minister of Education will examine the syllabues and textbooks in Hong Kong schools. I believe the syllabuses and textbooks designed by the British colonial masters are obsolete but are still colouring the views and lens by which the younger generation see the world and the Mainland. Many of the younger generation have acquired a prejudiced and superior attitude to people from the Mainland, denying their own identity and roots! This does not help them to adjust to the new world realities of 2022.

[@wingkeungkong415]

You do not know the history of Hong Kong I grow up when the British was in charge hong Kong history textbook has been accurate We grow up proud of China The problem appear after the Hong Kong handover to China There is no Chinese History in the school syllabus anymore Young people do not know their own history Young People become anti China this is the mistake of the government

[@tinatang1]

@@wingkeungkong415 Why did the problem surface only after the handover in 1997? Who caused it and why?

[@wingkeungkong415]

@@tinatang1 the problem of Hong Kong starting from The Point where China become second largest economy in the world America is the master of color revolution America afraid of China become the greatest economy in the world There are many democratic people's in Hong Kong Why not use them to generate choas in Hong Kong and use them to attack China

[@wingkeungkong415]

@@tinatang1 These people are expendable

[@planefan082]

With all due respect, most of the British syllabus was very well-ranked worldwide. Of course pleasing Beijing is critical so that John Lee is allowed to stay in power, but maintaining the political neutrality of the former syllabus is very important to ensuring zero bias among students continues to be the case. It's important that people arrive at their political conclusions through logic, rather than simply being told, so that they can see more easily if something doesn't work well and can propose a better solution. In addition, maintaining the 'global' perspective rather than local is very beneficial to HK's status and efficacy.

[@alecwk]

Very articulate, well qualified to lead HK.

[@christianv-h3278]

who knows, there might have been someone even better than him for the job. But, guess we'll never know huh, because he's the only one who ran for the job 🤷‍♂️

[@leealex24]

@@christianv-h3278 Actually, HK doesn't need to engage so much to the west, work and engage with ASEAN and Asia. Asia will be a strong bloc and in fact, it already is. Asia now constitutes at least 40% of the world's GDP and should be more than 50% of the global population.

[@leealex24]

Actually, HK doesn't need to engage so much to the west, work and engage with ASEAN and Asia. Asia will be a strong bloc and in fact, it already is. Asia now constitutes at least 40% of the world's GDP and should be more than 50% of the global population.

[@canto_v12]

@@christianv-h3278 I think one fun question an interviewer should ask John Lee is how he feels having no opponents in the election. It must have been slightly embarrassing.

[@Lammms]

Excellent English of Mr. Lee👍

[@wulung5943]

Best wishes to Hong Kong and Mr Lee. . Carrie Lam is a hard act to follow

[@abrahamdecruz5128]

Indeed she is. A mild mannered calm lady. She will be missed. Pity in the meet the youth leaders session many ladies did not respect and appreciate her.

[@wingkeungkong415]

I think Carrie Lam has no political sense Politician in hong Kong Do not know what is politics That is why the democratic people are in jail

[@rg9448]

For COVID rules, Singapore has completely opened the border since April and until today has no more than 10 death per day So why HK afraid of complete reopening to all vaccinated visitors?

[@willy_gooseling69]

china is the reason

[@leihtory7423]

According to Bloomberg news. More people in Hongkong are dying from Covid, relative to population, than anywhere else in the world.

[@canto_v12]

Because Hong Kong is stuck between China, which still pursues Zero Covid, and the rest of the world which is trying to open up. It's becoming clear that following mainland China is impossible, so Hong Kong should follow the rest of the world, and let the rest of China open up on their own terms.

[@msbrownbeast]

Why? Because the puppet does what the puppet master tells it to do.

[@jameshk2800]

Study the geography and demographic characters in deep.. , u will get the answers.

[@dhobbyd]

8:30 John Lee is missing the whole point here. The question is not about the law's compliance/effectiveness, its more about the newly implemented laws...Citizen are worry because the new rules are more restrictive and suppressive in general.

[@wingkeungkong415]

Hong Kong citizen Enjoy greatest freedom and political right under China

[@nalaplama9767]

@@wingkeungkong415 lol

[@wingkeungkong415]

@@nalaplama9767 Can you give me a time when Hong Kong citizen has more Freedom than now

[@leealex24]

@@wingkeungkong415 Actually, HK doesn't need to engage so much to the west, work and engage with ASEAN and Asia. Asia will be a strong bloc and in fact, it already is. Asia now constitutes at least 40% of the world's GDP and should be more than 50% of the global population.

[@nalaplama9767]

@@wingkeungkong415 you are a funny man hahahaha

[@rl9legend770]

Hahaha silly grown men playing the mask game still in 2022 🙄🙄😂😂

[@leealex24]

Actually, HK doesn't need to engage so much to the west, work and engage with ASEAN and Asia. Asia will be a strong bloc and in fact, it already is. Asia now constitutes at least 40% of the world's GDP and should be more than 50% of the global population.

[@tinatang1]

I think your statement is correct. Hong Kong should pivot to Asia/ASEAN where the growth engine is strongest.

[@leealex24]

@@tinatang1 Yes, countries like Malaysia is already high income or likely by next year, which is going to be the 1st proper country (Not city state) in ASEAN to become high income. Furthermore, collectively, ASEAN will become 4th largest economic bloc in the world within the next few years. We're talking about GDP of US$4trillion and that's nominal only not PPP.

[@StopBaizuo]

In two words He publicly declared war against criticism.

[@liveitlarge68]

The fact that they are still wearing face masks symbolizes the issues HK is facing from the top.

[@canto_v12]

Most of East Asia still enforces face masks. In fact, in Japan people wear them when they have a cold. That’s why seasonal flu is not really a thing there.

[@robezy0]

Kudos to Yonden, which I regard as a borderline US-conspirator, for asking some uncomfortable questions and follow up sometimes. John Lee however seems entirely persuaded by Xi's legalist ideology. The way HK's law is now being layed out to cut freedoms back in order to maintain the establishment's order. That is how governance works everywhere, not just in China as no person in power voluntarily gives away his competencies. And that's why human rights are so fundamental, to stop people hungry for power to accumulate too much of it.

[@volafsdottir216]

Americans are despised all over the world, watching that countries power diminish so fast is gratifying

[@robezy0]

@@volafsdottir216 Thanks for your reply that has literally nothing to do with my 3 weeks old comment. How much time do you waste per day looking for arguments online?

[@volafsdottir216]

@@robezy0I like diagnosing ...

[@yangtung5237]

Well said The new CEO

[@user-tc3ih1mb3b]

Guys, it's okay, he has all of your issues close to his heart

[@canto_v12]

@Hamish Banish I don’t know why you think that but that was funny anyway.

[@canto_v12]

@Hamish Banish it has never been prudent to openly insult a government official using your real name, for the sake of your career 😜 But I’m sure John Lee has thicker skin than that.

[@yansi1185]

by "offensive" does he really mean "offensive", or just "assertive" or "aggressive"? very poor use of language

[@canto_v12]

"Offensive" is taken from the world of sports, where you are attempting to score a goal against your opponent, rather than defend against your opponent from scoring a goal. Being "on the offensive" means that you are aggressively asserting your place in the game, to score as many goals as possible.

[@va234a]

He sounds like he has severe autocratic tendencies.

[@lastChang.]

Chinese🇨🇳 are proud of having 135 Chinese companies on the Fortune 500 list, while Indians🇮🇳 take pride of their CEOs in many Western companies? 2 different people with 2 very different set of priorities

[@mosquite7654]

In due time the castle of cards that China is built upon will subside…. Tick tock…

[@rainypika]

A stable and well-run society is the premise of any other things' development. I am confident that in the future Hong Kong can still keep open and well protect citizens' and investors' freedom and rights because this was and will always be hong kong's biggest advantages. but at the same time, no matter what kind of activity shouldn't destabilize society.

[@ThanosWasRightMC]

The biggest social problem is housing, especially among young people. No one wants to live in a city, yet alone stay happy where you cannot have the right to live.

[@maicholor2849]

You might be the only one who think subjugation is a way towards hope of a future for HK! Or you're having a heck of a long dream based on cognitive dissonance!

[@planefan082]

@@ThanosWasRightMC Reverting housing policy back to what is was in 2012 might be beneficial for the most part. I remember it was just after 2012 when people (including myself) started to be priced out.

[@canto_v12]

@@maicholor2849 “subjugation” is your own interpretation. For many of us it’s a hopeful return to some semblance of normalcy after years of unrest and a pandemic.

[@canto_v12]

@@planefan082 we can’t turn back time…the world has gone through an extended period of economic growth, and HK as a major investor base naturally wants to put its money into assets. Thus pricing out us peasants. The strategies before 2012 won’t work anymore IMO.

[@ongernie7216]

He have just sold his soul to the devil.

[@akio8739]

FIRST COMMENT!!

[@BeeeHonest]

"What needs to be done" based on who? A repressive dictatorial regime!? Sure, why not! Ha ha ha ha.

[@ongernie7216]

His English is laughable.

[@wynn3077]

Poor old Hong Kong brought to its knees and now it has a CCP flunky

[@3nien]

The chief editor of the South China morning post should be arrested and jailed.

[@SW-wf3gy]

Why?

[@akio8739]

FIRST COMMENT & FIRST VE

[@htstffcmnthru]

If you’re going to wear a mask the whole time, just don’t do the interview. It’s total nonsense.

[@yourlocalbellis5039]

Pikachu

[@StopBaizuo]

Hong Kong authorities must fight against Chinese Mafia, CIA and Western Financial Cartel, not criminalize criticism and dissent.

[@wingkeungkong415]

But the so-called dissent are controlled by the CIA

[@StopBaizuo]

@@wingkeungkong415 Well, that is the criminal dissent. Patriotic civil dissent, without any correlation with the West exists. One of the favourite game of Permanent Governments is tar everyone with the same brush to protect and consolidate Power. We must pay attention to labels.

[@wingkeungkong415]

@@StopBaizuo why would these people attack fellow citizens If their true intention is to protect Hong Kong citizen

[@StopBaizuo]

@@wingkeungkong415 Because those created chaos are the USUK-backed teppists.

[@StopBaizuo]

He has the face of a obedient guy.

[@siegschuler1868]

cannot stand the masks.

[@sphinx631]

Lol this is waste of time

[@ongernie7216]

He is simply a joke.

[@StopBaizuo]

It's always very funny to see adult people wearing muzzle with no sense, all for educate the sheep.

[@aldyhabibie9717]

It is also to protect the people from bringing the mainland attention to them. Nobody wanted to get into Mainland style lockdown after all. Everybody wears mask to reduce covid from spreading and also to not bring the government's attention so nobody get locked down, that way all of us can continue to work. For the sake of being able to work, just swallow your pride a bit this not about ideology or any of that, it is about living a life. Who cares who is a lion and who is a sheep when both are in a cage?

[@SW-wf3gy]

You are right

[@canto_v12]

In other words, all world leaders except Trump, who is no longer a political leader.

[@StopBaizuo]

@@canto_v12 They're all paid posers instructed to educate the new (dis)human

[@planefan082]

All of this going on in the world and your concern is of masks? Grow up

[@ongernie7216]

This is a dismay leader.

[@ongernie7216]

@Time nei lo mo gei hei

[@ongernie7216]

@Terence T nei lo mo gei chow hei

[@ongernie7216]

He just not qualify or able to answer to the question asked.

[@jefeescobar8003]

HKG is heading towards abyss

[@tiemulu9407]

brainwashed loser. yes you are

[@amrak4689]

IF JOHN LEE WHOSE ENGLISH IS VERY POOR, IT'S MUCH BETTER TO HAVE AN SPONTANEOUS INTERPRETER SUPPORTED BY SUBTITLE TO HELP THE VIEWERS UNDERSTANDING WHAT HE SAID, DESPITE THE FACT THAT HE NEVER KNOWS WHAT HE SAID AND JUST A PEKING DOG SERVING HIS MASTER!