閱讀測驗Millions in the former British colony have flocked to the streets inseveral mass protests over the past month to fight against a proposedlaw that would allow individuals to be extradited to stand trial inChina’s opaque courts.Now, feeling emboldened by the solidarity and big turnout atrecent protests, which have made headlines across the world, HongKongers are riding on the wave of their success to speak up on a rangeof issues, which are generally related to their discontent with theencroachment of China into Hong Kong.Over the past weeks, in several different places, there have alreadybeen many smaller-scale rallies on the sidelines of the main protests,臺北捷運公司 108 年 8 月 4 日新進助理工程師、工程員(二)專員(二)甄試試題-英文第 6 頁/共 6 頁among them a couple of mothers’ rallies urging the authorities to listento young people and numerous open-air Christian gatherings urgingpeace.However, many more, with different themes, are in the pipeline:There are at least five planned protests or rallies over the coming weekand nine until the end of the month, and lists of these are going viral onsocial media.On Saturday, thousands of people turned out for a Reclaim SheungShui protest in a town near the Chinese border, a show of anger againstso-called parallel traders who snap up goods ranging fromforeign-made baby formula to cosmetics and medicines and resell themin China.There is to be an elderly people’s march to support the young onWednesday and a rally against pro-Beijing media in the next few weeks.Such frequent protests are rare in Hong Kong, where people areknown for their stoical work ethic in a territory that has some of thehighest property prices in the world and little social welfare provision.Many interviewed by the Observer newspaper in the Sheung Shuiprotest said the millions-strong anti-extradition protests last month hadbecome a lightning rod for them.
47. Which of the following is the best title for this passage?
(A) China Communists warn to seize protesters without mercy.
(B) The protesters play with the policemen.
(C) The spirit of rebellion spreads across Hong Kong.
(D) The traders are angry with the protesters.