8919: The Old Cannot Kill the Young Forever

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1986/05/15Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev arrives in Beijing for a historical summit, authorities remain unable to clear the square.苏联领导人戈尔巴乔夫 (Mikhail Gorbachev) 抵达北京举行历史性首脑会议 , 但当局仍无法清理广场。1986/05/17“Martial law could give us total control of the situation, yes; but think ofthe terror it will strike in the minds of Beijing’s citizens and students.Where will that lead?戒严可以使我们完全控制局势。但请考虑一下恐怖 , 它将席卷北京的公民和学生。那将导致什么 ?—Zhao Ziyang 赵紫阳General Secretary 总书记THE OLD CANNOT KILL THE YOUNG FOREVER / 过时的政府不能永远抹杀心社会
1986/05/1610,000 reporters and editors join the cause, growing the total number of protestors to 250,00010,000 名记者和编辑加入其中 , 抗议者总数达到 25 万On May 17th, The five-member Politburo Standing Committeevoted to declare martial law in Beijing, with only GeneralSecretary replacement Zhao Ziyang and Secretariat memberHu Qili opting against the decision. Like Hu Yaobang, Zhao hadbeen a persistent ally to the demonstrator’s cause, expressingsympathy for their suffering and recognizing his peers’ failingto serve the public. As this support for the demonstrators wasantithetical to the party line, he would be purged from office amonth after the crackdown.月 17 日 , 由五人组成的政治局常务委员会投票决定在北京宣布戒严 , 只有总书记更换赵紫阳和秘书处成员胡启立反对该决定。像胡耀邦一样 , 赵在示威者的事业上是一个坚定的盟友 , 对他们的苦难表示同情 , 并认识到他的同龄人没有为公众服务。由于对示威者的这种支持与党的路线背道而驰 , 因此镇压后一个月 ,他将被免职。’89: THE TIANANMEN SQUARE PROTESTS / 天安门广场抗议37
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