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A Chinese man stands alone to block a line of tanks heading east on Beijing's Cangan Blvd. in Tiananmen Square on June 5, 1989.

June 4th, the deadly day of China's Tiananmen Square Massacre. The dead college students, the merciless soldiers, the "Tank Man" who to this day remains unknown. Song: Requiem for a Dream I'd like to give credit to Google Videos. However, I think more people will see it if it is on Youtube. Note: To all you idiots who think we should nuke China, or that the Olympics will be a disgrace this year: Think again. The Olympics is a fucking SPORTING EVENT. As for the nukes or other acts of violence, a user named Scobum posted the following: "Nuke china? You idiot, you don't even know what a nuke is. If you did , you would never say that. And just how is a nuke gonna help the human rights of the citizens? Keep the hate and we all burn." The people should never suffer for their government's actions. Our government failed with the Middle East during the Cold War, and we suffered with 9/11. We never should have suffered, it was our governments fault. Don't make the same mistake with China.

The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, also known as the Tiananmen Square Massacre and the June 4th Incident, or colloquially, Six-four (Chinese: 六四) by the Chinese public, and as the Political Turmoil between Spring and Summer of 1989 by the government of the People's Republic of China, were a series of demonstrations led by students, intellectuals and labour activists in the People's Republic of China between April 15, 1989 and June 4, 1989.

完整版PlayList: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=0938BF24000377A1 纪录片天安门 纪念六四，勿忘历史 documentary movie THE GATE OF HEAVENLY PEACE about Tiananmen square protests of 1989. english subtitles http://www.tsquare.tv/film/transcript01.html

A Video Project I made for the Tiananmen Square Massacre

http://archives.cbc.ca/IDC-1-73-2049-12823/politics_economy/china/clip9 The images are shocking. Armoured tanks plow into crowds of people, flames from burning buses light up the night sky, and bleeding bodies are rushed to hospital. For weeks student protesters in Beijing's Tiananmen Square have been demonstrating for political reform of China's communist government. A declaration of martial law has failed to quell the protests, and now the government has called in the military. Death is all around as the CBC's Tom Kennedy reports. The massacre begins shortly after midnight as tanks and armoured personnel carriers roll through the streets, crushing hastily erected barricades and into Tiananmen Square. After launching tear gas and using loudspeakers to order people to leave, the army starts shooting. But the protesters fight back, beating army officers or simply standing their ground. They form human walls around foreign press to make sure the story gets out to the world.

完整版PlayList: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=0938BF24000377A1 注:我承认此片中存在偏见,一定程度上扭曲了客观事实.此片没有具体描述解放军,公安警察的被害状况.仅供资料作为参考,不代表我的个人意见. 纪录片天安门 纪念六四，勿忘历史 documentary movie THE GATE OF HEAVENLY PEACE about Tiananmen square protests of 1989. english subtitles http://www.tsquare.tv/film/transcript01.html

Tiananmen Massacre April-June 1989 http://www.christusrex.org/www1/sdc/ http://www.geocities.jp/momotaro9000/tenanmen.swf

完整版PlayList: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=0938BF24000377A1 纪录片天安门 纪念六四，勿忘历史 documentary movie THE GATE OF HEAVENLY PEACE about Tiananmen square protests of 1989. english subtitles http://www.tsquare.tv/film/transcript01.html

The video of the unknown rebel standing in front of the Chinese tanks at Tiananmen Square. One of the most famous displays of courage in history.

OLYPlusSelectPlusSportsOlympics '08: Music in Tiananmen SquareOlympics '08: Music in Tiananmen SquareThe Associated PressIn the countdown to the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, the Olympic Orchestra gave a performance on Beijing's Tiananmen Square. (Aug. 3)IT'S NOT JUST THE ATHLETES WARMING UP FOR THE OLYMPIC GAMES. AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ORCHESTRA IS ALSO PREPARING TO PLAY FOR THE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF EXPECTED VISITORS. THE OLYMPIC ORCHESTRA PRACTICED SATURDAY AT TIANNEMEN SQUARE-- A HARD SCENE TO IMAGINE A GENERATION AGO WHEN THE SQUARE WAS FILLED WITH PRO-DEMOCRACY PROTESTORS.THE MUSICIANS ARE UNDER THE DIRECTION OF BRAD MCDAVID OF WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY.(("This is a chance of a lifetime for an international student to perform on an area that's never had anyone except Chinese musicians perform on, so it's quite an honour, ))THE GAMES BEGIN IN BEJING ON AUGUST 8TH____, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, BEIJING.

The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, also known as the Tiananmen Square Massacre, June 4th Incident, or the Political Turmoil between Spring and Summer of 1989 by the Chinese government, were a series of demonstrations led by students, intellectuals and labour activists in the People's Republic of China between April 15, 1989 and June 4, 1989, leaving (according to Chinese authorities) between 400 and 800 civilians dead, and between 7,000 and 10,000 injured. An initial report from local hospitals put the number at around 2,000 dead.

For higher resolution watch http://www.ntdtv.com / to watch more on youtube : http://youtube.com/user/NTDTV choose playlist and then "Zooming in" WONG: 18 years ago on June 3rd 1989, the Chinese communist regime dispatched several hundred thousand troops to Beijing, to suppress students and other protesters who were peacefully calling for democracy. In the early morning hours of June 4th, the soldiers opened fire on protesters in, and around, Tiananmen Square, chasing people with tanks and mowing them down with machine guns; bringing a violent and bloody end to the nearly two month long grassroots democratic movement. This event is etched in the minds of millions of people around the world as the June 4th, 1989, Tiananmen Square Massacre. During these two months there were so many key defining moments that led up to that fateful day. And today we recount the particularly inspiring episode that took place on the afternoon of May 23rd. The incident may have seemed insignificant at the time. But it completely changed the lives of three courageous young men from Hunan Province. Here's their story.

Tiananmen Square Massacre

Tank Man, or the Unknown Rebel, is the nickname of an anonymous man who became internationally famous when he was videotaped and photographed during the Tiananmen Square protests on 5 June 1989. Several photographs were taken of the man, who stood in front of a column of Chinese Type 59 tanks, preventing their advance. The most widely reproduced version of the photograph was taken by Jeff Widener (Associated Press), from the sixth floor of the Beijing Hotel, about half a mile (800 m) away, through a 400 mm lens. Another version was taken by photographer Stuart Franklin of Magnum Photos. His photograph has a wider field of view than Widener's picture, showing more tanks in front of the man. Franklin subsequently won a World Press Award for the photograph. It was featured in LIFE magazine's "100 Photos that Changed the World" in 2003. Variations of the image were also recorded by CNN and BBC film crews, on videotape, and were transmitted across the world. The still and motion photography of the man standing alone before a line of tanks reached international audiences practically overnight. It headlined hundreds of major newspapers and news magazines and was the lead story on countless news broadcasts around the world. In April 1998, the United States magazine TIME included the "Unknown Rebel" in its 100 most influential people of the 20th century. The incident took place just a minute away from Tiananmen on Chang'an Avenue, which leads into the Forbidden City, Beijing, on June 5, 1989, the day after the Chinese government began cracking down violently on the protests. The man stood alone in the middle of the road as the tanks approached. He held two bags, one in each hand. As the tanks came to a stop, he appeared to be trying to wave them away. In response, the front tank attempted to drive around the man, but the man repeatedly stepped into the path of the tank in a show of nonviolent action. By looking at these two photographs and using the painted road lines as a reference, it is evident that the tank has moved forward. After blocking the tanks, the man climbed up onto the top of the lead tank and had a conversation with the driver. Reports of what he said to the driver vary, including "Why are you here? My city is in chaos because of you"; "Go back, turn around, and stop killing my people"; and "Go away." Video footage shows that anxious onlookers then pulled the man away and absorbed him into the crowd and the tanks continued on their way. Little is publicly known of the man's identity. Shortly after the incident, British tabloid the Sunday Express named him as Wang Weilin, a 19-year-old student; however, the veracity of this claim is dubious. Numerous rumours have sprung up as to the man's identity and current whereabouts, but none are backed by hard evidence. There are several conflicting stories about what happened to him after the demonstration. In a speech to the President's Club in 1999, Bruce Herschensohn — former deputy special assistant to President of the United States Richard Nixon — reported that he was executed 14 days later; other sources say he was killed by firing squad a few months after the Tiananmen Square protests. In Red China Blues: My Long March from Mao to Now, Jan Wong writes that the man is still alive and is hiding in mainland China. An eyewitness account of the event published in October 2005 by Charlie Cole, a contract photographer for Newsweek magazine at the time, states that the man was arrested on the spot by the Public Security Bureau. The People's Republic of China government made few statements about the incident or the person involved. In a 1990 interview with Barbara Walters, then-CCP General Secretary Jiang Zemin was asked what became of the man. Jiang replied "I think never killed." A June 2006 article in the Hong Kong Apple Daily stated that the man is now residing in Taiwan. - Wikipedia Extract

Tiananmen The Place was China And the year 1989 A Bunch of Students Occupied a Square In the Center of Town Asking for no much Than Peace and Democracy But China is a Big Country They don't want no Fucking Pussy Democracy There... So they sent: The Army Tiananmen Tiananmen Kill another Yellow Man It Was in the First Hours of the Morning When the tanks and the Soldiers start to shoot over Tiananmen Square The Great Majority of the Students were only sleeping at the time They Died Without Knowing That the men who killed them were their own blood

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Tiananmen square is one of Beijing's biggest attractions, and for China, a source of both pride and pain because of the 1989 massacre. But as Tony Birtley reports, many Chinese are unaware of its dark past.

OLYPlusSelectPlusSportsU.S. Demonstrators Taken From Tiananmen SquareU.S. Demonstrators Taken From Tiananmen SquareThe Associated PressChristian demonstrators from the U.S. were removed from Beijing's Tiananmen Square, the second day running the same group had gathered there to criticize China's government. (Aug. 7)(Nats) "We have come here today to speak out against the human rights abuses by the Chinese government." THEY CAME FROM THE UNITED STATES TO PROTEST AGAINST THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT. AND FOR A SECOND DAY IN A ROW THEY WERE ESCORTED OUT OF TIANANMEN SQUARE. UNIDENTIFIED AUTHORITIES COVERED THE INCIDENT UNDER A SHIELD OF UMBRELLAS AND COAXED THEM OUT OF THE SQUARE. REVEREND PATRICK MAHONEY, FROM THE CHRISTIAN DEFENCE COALITION, ALONG WITH BRANDI SWINDELL FROM A PRO-LIFE ORGANIZATION CREATED A DRAMATIC DISPLAY. (Nats of protesting) Brandi Swindell, National Director of Generation Life "I came to China specifically to be a voice for the persecuted people here in China Christians, practitioners of the Falun Gong, Tibetan monks, anybody who was persecuted because of their faith and belief systems." USING THE OLYMPICS FOR A PLATFORM TO PROTEST HAS BEEN A MAJOR CONCERN FOR THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT AND OLYMPIC OFFICIALS. (Nats of protesting) Reverend Patrick Mahoney, Director of the Christian Defense Coalition "We speak for the people in Tian'anmen Square who have been violated. We speak out..." ANOTHER SMALL PROTEST OCCURRED OUTSIDE OF THE ATHLETE'S VILLAGE AND THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT PULLED AWAY THE VISA OF FORMER US OLYMPIC ATHLETE JOEY CHEEK...ANTICIPATING THAT HE WAS LIKELY TO BE A PROTESTOR MARK CARLSON/STANUP TIEN'ANMEN SQUARE THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT IS WELL KNOW FOR ITS STRICT POLICIES AGAINST ANTI-GOVERNMENT PROTESTS. BEIJING OFFICIALS HAD PROMISED TO ACCEPT APPLICATIONS FOR PEOPLE TO PROTEST IN DESIGNATED AREAS. TIAN'ANMEN SQUARE IS NOT ONE OF THOSE AREAS AND IT IS UNCLEAR WHETHER ANY APPLICATIONS HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED. MARK CARLSON, AP, BEIJING.

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PLEASE CHECK OUT MY NEW AND BETTER VERSION OF THIS VIDEO HERE: http://youtube.com/watch?v=sj4m3gdkIp4 A music video I made of SOAD's Hypnotize. Hypnotize is about the Tiananmen Square Massacre of 1989. All video images are about the Protests. Including Tank man. Plz, give a rating or comment! Lyrics: Why don't you ask the kids at Tiananmen Square, was fashion the reason why they were there? They disguise it, hypnotize it, television made you buy it. I'm just sitting in my car and waiting for my-- She's scared that I will take her away from there. dreams and her country left with no one there. Mezmerize the simple minded, propaganda leaves us blinded. I'm just sitting in my car and waiting for my girl. I'm just sitting in my car and waiting for my girl. I'm just sitting in my car and waiting for my girl. I'm just sitting in my car and waiting for my girl.

Naomi Klein's recent book, The Shock Doctrine, alleges that the Tiananmen Square crackdown was intended to crush opposition to pro-market reforms. Johan Norberg, in his recent analysis, "The Klein Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Polemics" shows that in fact it caused liberalization to stall for years. http://www.cato.org/pub_display.php?pub_id=9384

Available for iPod! see below An indelible image of courage, one lone protester facing down a tank in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, June 1989. He would become known simply as 'Tank Man' or 'The Unknown Rebel'. The massive student protests were brutally put down on June 4th when the Chinese army attacked with tanks and trucks, firing indescriminately at the unarmed protesters, killing and injuring thousands. The Unknown Rebel confronted the tank column next day as the army withdrew. Neither his identity nor his fate have ever been established, reported by some to have been executed, and by others to be still alive. This music comes from the CD 'Image Conscious', music loosely hung on enduring news images. Music and video by Plug. Due to numerous requests this video and the music track (with high quality stereo sound) is available in iPod format FREE! at: http://www.dickiethomas.co.uk/free/index.html

Nestor Aparicio walks with the Chinese people at Tiananmen Square in Beijing, China while covering Cal Ripken's historic tour. Lots of hawkers selling lots of fake stuff...including a Mao watch. Funny...

INTRODUCTION: En Chine, les personnes qui se souviennent du massacre de la Place Tiananmen exigent un compte rendu public de ce qui s'est passé. ANNONCEUR: Le 4 juin marque la commémoration du massacre de la place Tiananmen en Chine. Avec les JO en ligne de mire, des voix s'élèvent demandant au Parti communiste chinois de rendre public les événements survenus il y a maintenant 19 ans. Mais le PCC ne reconnaît pas le massacre. Bao Tang, arrêté pour avoir soutenu les protestataires, s'est exprimé à ce sujet. NOUVELLE: Le fonctionnaire le plus âgé ayant été enfermé pour avoir sympathisé avec les protestations de 1989 sur la Place Tiananmen exige des dirigeants du régime de rendre publique ces événements. En 1989, les manifestations des étudiants ont encouragé plus d'un million de personnes à se rendre dans les rues de Pékin. Une protestation qui s'est terminée avec la suppression militaire du mouvement le 4 juin 1989. Aujourd'hui encore, mentionner ce massacre est tabou dans les medias chinois. [Bao Tong, Ancien assistant de Zhao Ziyang]: «Je suis très inquiet. Lorsque les Jeux Olympiques commenceront et qu'il y aura tant de journalistes représentant des visiteurs et que des personnes d'autres pays arriveront en Chine et demanderont à connaître la vérité quant aux événements de la Place Tiananmen, je ne sais pas ce que les autorités leurs répondront.» Bao était à l'époque l'assistant du chef du Parti, Zhao Ziyang, qui s'est opposé à la décision d'envoyer l'armée pour supprimer le mouvement pro-démocratique. Zhao est mort en 2005 après plus de 15 années de réclusion à domicile. Bao vit dans l'ombre d'une surveillance constante depuis qu'il a été relâché de prison. Mais il est resté franc par rapport aux événements de 1989. Le PCC a emprisonné un grand nombre de protestataires et leurs défenseurs en prétextant le crime de «subversion» et a rejeté les demandes contestant cette décision. À ce jour il n'y pas de statistiques officielles disponibles sur le nombre de personnes qui ont été tuées. [Mr. Liu, résident de Pékin]: «Je pense que les étudiants durant les événements du 4 juin avaient un bon argument. Je crois personnellement que cet argument est la corruption des fonctionnaires. Je pense que les étudiants avaient raison. Le régime n'aurait pas dû les oppresser. Ils auraient dû utiliser une approche différente pour communiquer avec les étudiants... Ils auraient dû leurs fournir des explications, mais elles ne sont jamais venues...»