Tienanmen Square: Where was the Violence?

On June 4, 1989, the number of civilian casualties inside and outside Tiananmen Square increased more. A) Investigation plan The occurrence of bloodshed in Tiananmen Square in Beijing shocked the world. Because of the massive cover of China, the public knows little about the death that took place on the morning of June 4, 1989. The purpose of this survey is to find places with the greatest number of casualties. The information necessary to answer this question will not be available for 11 years, then the document will start to surface to help explain the unknown tragedy.

China's case has questioned about other forms of historical change and progress. Today's China is built on the basis of the death of Tiananmen Square and warned that in 1989 democratic riots and workers' rebellion were furious, mainly in Beijing, the party leader needed to grab a new cultural revolution did. However, there is no doubt that China will ultimately achieve democratization. Also, when that happens, you can be confident that it will be a difficult, cumbersome, very likely process of violence. China's democratic revolution can cause a civil war that has a great impact on the world and the world economy, all of them good things happen. For the rest of the world, the Chinese people are in slavery and our debts should have been put on hold. When Chinese people get up, the earth will shake

On April 17, Wang Dan, a graduate student at Peking University, became a school leader and demonstrated. When the crowd expanded to about 5000 people, they decided to go to Tiananmen Square. When they left, they shouted "To destroy the bureaucracy, long-term democracy. Hu Yaobang never dies!" Over 100,000 students gathered at Tiananmen Square early in the morning of April 18th. They are aware of the achievements of Hu Jintao, the rehabilitation of Fang Lizhi, Wang Ruowang, Liu Binyan, the publication of freedom, the financing for higher education, the improvement of the handling of intellectuals, the elimination of restrictions on the demonstration,