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1989.6.4

我們會永遠銘記1989年，那個理想被鮮血染紅的春夏之交

We will forever remember that early summer in 1989, when innocent dreams were tainted by fresh blood. 

 

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2023年7月10日

More than a million of Chinese workers filled the streets of Beijing on May 18, 1989 to support the students' pro-democracy movement and their hunger strike that started six days ago during Beijing Spring movement. They now want the resignation of Deng Xiaoping. A series of pro-democracy protests was sparked by the April 15 death of former communist party leader Hu Yaobang. In a show of force, 04 June, China leaders vented their fury and frustration on student dissidents and their pro-democracy supporters. Several hundred people have been killed and thousands wounded when soldiers moved on Tiananmen Square during a violent military crackdown ending six weeks of student demonstrations, known as the Beijing Spring movement. (Photo by CATHERINE HENRIETTE/AFP/Getty Images)
Chinese citizens and students of Chengdu, capital of Sichuan province, hurl stones at troop on June 4, 1989 during a rioting following the proclamation of the martial in the city. A series of pro-democracy protests was sparked by the April 15 death of former communist party leader Hu Yaobang. In a show of force, China leaders vented their fury and frustration on student dissidents and their pro-democracy supporters. Several hundred people have been killed and thousands wounded when soldiers moved on Tiananmen Square during a violent military crackdown ending six weeks of student demonstrations, known as the Beijing Spring movement. According to Amnesty International, five years after the crushing of the Chinese pro-democracy movement, "thousands" of prisoners remained in jail. AFP PHOTO STAFF / AFP PHOTO / - (Photo credit should read -/AFP/Getty Images)
BEIJING, CHINA - JUNE 3: Using a loudspeaker, a student asks soldiers to go back to their barracks as crowds flooded into the central Beijing 03 June 1989. On the night of 03 and 04 June 1989, Tiananmen Square sheltered the last pro-democracy supporters as Chinese troops marched on the square to end a weeks-long occupation by student protestors, using lethal force to remove opposition it encountered along the way. Hundreds of demonstrators were killed in the crackdown as tanks rolled into the environs of the square. AFP PHOTO (Photo credit should read CATHERINE HENRIETTE/AFP/Getty Images)
BEIJING, CHINA - MAY 21: Pro-democracy demonstrators surround a truck filled of People's Liberation Army (PLO) soldiers 20 May 1989 in Beijing on their way to Tiananmen Square 20 May 1989 after the Martial Law was proclaimed in Beijing 20 May. In a show of force, 04 June, China leaders vented their fury and frustration on student dissidents and their pro-democracy supporters. Several hundred people have been killed and thousands wounded when soldiers moved on Tiananmen Square during a violent military crackdown ending six weeks of student demonstrations. (Photo credit should read CATHERINE HENRIETTE/AFP/Getty Images)
Student hunger strikers stay on top of buses parked at Tiananmen Square in Beijing 19 May 1989, the scene of the mass pro-democracy protest led by students against the Chinese government. The April-June1989 pro-democracy movement was crushed by Chinese troops in June 1989 when army tanks rolled into Tiananmen Square 04 June 1989. (Photo by CATHERINE HENRIETTE / AFP) (Photo credit should read CATHERINE HENRIETTE/AFP/Getty Images)

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