8919: The Old Cannot Kill the Young Forever

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1986/05/21The students end the hunger strike in favor of a sit-in demonstration学生们结束绝食抗议 , 参加静坐示威游行1986/05/22Warning leaflets are dropped into the square by helicopter warning students to leave直升机警告学生们离开时 , 警告传单掉落在广场上1986/04/20Martiallaw became effectiveat 10AM on May 20thas all forms of transportation in and out of the city were suspended whilearmed troops deployed into the city. President Yang Shangkun makesit clear that the soldiers “never turn their weapons on innocent civilians,even if provoked”. Over the next two weeks, tensions continually escalatebetween armed forces and civilians. Impromptu roadblocks are set up byBeijing residents to prevent entry into Tiananmen while demonstratorsmake desperate appeals to the soldiers’ sense of morality.军事法规于 5 月 20 日上午 10 点生效 , 因为进出城市的所有形式的运输都被暂停 , 而武装部队则被部署到城市。杨尚昆总统明确表示 , 士兵 “ 即使挑衅 , 也不会对无辜平民使用武器 ”。在接下来的两个星期中 , 武装部队和平民之间的紧张局势不断升级。北京居民设置了即兴的路障 , 以防止进入天安门 , 而示威者迫切要求士兵们的道德感。THE OLD CANNOT KILL THE YOUNG FOREVER / 过时的政府不能永远抹杀心社会
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Page 31 and 32: 1986/04/26An editorial published by
Page 33: 1986/05/06The government receives a
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Page 39: 1986/05/18Premier Li Peng meets wit
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Page 56: Censorship of the event’s memory
Page 59 and 60: Discussion of Hu Yaobang’s legacy
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Page 63: 30 years on,the 1989 Tiananmen prot
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