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Tiananmen Square, the Berlin Wall.

Since you mentioned Tiananmen Square, you have studied a lot of student protests throughout Chinese history, throughout history in general.

What happened in Tiananmen Square?

So the protests at Tiananmen Square and in plazas all around the country and other cities as well become this mix of things.

they talk about Tiananmen a lot, they talk about these things, they show images the tankman.

Then we have Tiananmen Square Massacre, a closing.

just following the Tiananmen Square Incident.

of the tanks on Tiananmen Square after the main massacre had happened, but when killing was still continuing at that time.

So after Tiananmen, the leadership, Deng Xiaoping, decided that it had happened because young people didn't

You can't say Ariel or Tiana.

And the 1989 protest at Tiananmen, even though kind of in the Western press particular was discussed as a movement for democracy.

This was on June 5th in Tiananmen Square.

the way something like the Tiananmen tankman image or the image of a Vietnamese woman being burned by napalm, young woman,

1989 is the year of the Tiananmen Square movement and the Tiananmen Square Massacre.

It's the picture of the Tiananmen Square Massacre of 1989 that everyone knows and remembers.

that the government took in Tiananmen Square.

If you search on Google for Tiananmen, you will get immediately pictures of Tank Man.

You will not go to Tiananmen Square.

Those reporters who did go to Tiananmen Square found that they were often stopped and searched.

And he was not in Tiananmen Square in 1989.

The leadership decided that something like Tiananmen should never to happen again, could never happen again.

from entering and/or leaving from Tianamen Square.

is laid in state inside Tianamen Square.

about a film about the Tiananmen protests, at a Hong Kong University, and the students in the audience, it had been a very moving thing because the students were sort of saying

This is a picture of Mao Zedong standing in Tiananmen Square declaring the establishment of the People's Republic.

So when we in the West think about Tiananmen Square, we often think about this picture.

He turned up at 5 o'clock in the morning on Tiananmen Square, saying to the students, "we have come too late."

And when I was starting to think about the legacy of Tiananmen in China, what I wanted to know was how familiar young Chinese people

I like to call it the Umbrella Man of Tiananmen Square.

And that is also a direct response to Tiananmen.

And that is also a direct response to Tiananmen.

pro-democracy demonstrators were killed by the Chinese military near Beijing's Tianan Square. The BBC's Kate 80 was in

officials and delegates in Beijing's great hall of the people which is right on Tianaman Square, Mr. C also called on

and said well, it really looks like Tiananmen, but it can't be.

They jointly won a Pulitzer Prize together in 1990 for their coverage of the Tiananmen Square crisis in China.

In the head of state cases, we represented the student leaders of Tiananmen Square, victims of the Bosnian Genocide.

Well, actually, basically since the Tiananmen Square Massacre, the Tiananmen Square incident, there has been a successor in place in the Chinese political system.

And it's called "The People's Republic of Amnesia, Tiananmen Revisited." We're delighted to have her here today.

It happened on June the 5th, the day after the killings in Tiananmen Square.

If you use the Chinese search engine Baidu, you get pictures of Tiananmen Gate

of the troops. And she was one of the mothers that started the Tiananmen Mothers, which is a support group, a lobbying group.

There was a factory worker, a young factory worker who visited Tiananmen Square and took a selfie, making the V sign like this.

Yeah. I mean, Tiananmen is a huge turning point for China.

Yeah. I mean, before Tiananmen, there had been moved towards political change.

And everybody said, oh, after Tiananmen things will get better.

because the China that they knew, and again, it was all the three T's back in the late 1990s, Taiwan, Tibet, and Tiananmen Square.

So once there are labor activists joining the movement, then troops are called in, and there's a massacre near Tiananmen Square

But look at the restraint, look at this, he wasn't mowed down." And they tried this whole story with Tiananmen initially of saying, "Look, the students were outta control.

And they tried very hard and managed to success, 'cause the Western press was often saying, "Will this be another Tiananmen?