Should a faded national flag concern you? What should you do if you notice a discolored national flag? Does a riot have different definitions based on where it occurs?

1. Should the national flag be immediately replaced if it is found to be discolored during a flag-raising ceremony at school?

Under the National Flag and National Emblem Ordinance, damaged, stained, faded or non-compliant national flags must not be displayed or used. While there are no strict guidelines on the degree of discoloration, if you notice significant discoloration, you should report it to the teacher and let the teacher deal with it.

2. Does the definition of "riot" change depending on where it occurs?

A riot is an unlawful assembly that disrupts social peace and seriously threatens public order, which is illegal in all places around the world. It is like classmates arbitrarily leaving their seats, shouting and disrupting lessons in a classroom, such behavior is unacceptable regardless of whether it is in Chinese lesson or Mathematics lesson, no matter if it took place in classroom 3D or classroom 5A.

Some people from overseas claimed the rioters in Hong Kong disrupted social peace to "fight for their demands", while rioters in their own country were suppressed by police force. This hypocrisy exposes a clear double standard.