June Fourth

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Focusing on the Tiananmen protests and the subsequent massacre of 1989, this analysis delves into the experiences of participants and victims, highlighting the nationwide democracy movement and its tragic suppression. It examines critical moments where choices could have led to different outcomes, suggesting that the violence was not predestined. By utilizing untapped sources, the book reveals how ordinary citizens across China perceived the aftermath, offering new insights into the enduring impact of these events on contemporary Chinese society.