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Purged for opposing the Tiananmen Square Massacre, former Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang spent 16 years under house arrest before dying in 2005. A decade later, the Chinese Communist Party has finally given his family permission to bury his ashes. But why now? The answer on this episode of China Uncensored.
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SHOTLIST
1. Wide tilt down of Beijing hospital
2. Cutaway sign
3. Long shot of man carrying wreath of flowers in hospital compound
4. Mid shot of web page of China People's Daily news
5. Close up on news report on Zhao's death
6. Wide shot of street entrance to area where Zhao's home is located
7. Various of security
8. Phone interview with Ren Wanding; UPSOUND (Mandarin) Ren Wanding, Chinese dissident:
"The reform within the Communist Party pushed forward by Mr Zhao was not democratic politics or freedom in the modern sense, but his reforms did provide a bridge and a platform for the transformation toward the current political reform. So in this regard, we will miss and commemorate Zhao Ziyang. And his passing is very significant."
9. Wide shot of man looking at newspapers on board
10. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Vox Pop, Mr Wang, 48 year-old Beijing resident:
"He left us with a lot of achievements in reform and opening up to the outside world to which he had made a great contribution. He should be thanked for our current development."
11. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Vox Pop, Mr Feng, 53 year-old retiree:
"I am shocked about his death. In my heart, he was a good leader. The former premiers like Zhao Ziyang and Zhu Rongji have done a lot of work for our country and people."
12. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Vox Pop, Mr An, 60 year-old retiree:
"I think it was really unfair for Zhao Ziyang to be ousted. He should not have been removed because of (the incident with) the students' movement."
13. Set up shot of Dai Qing
14. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Dai Qing, Freelance journalist and political commentator:
"When Zhao Ziyang was removed from the state reform process that meant the end of healthy and hopeful reform in China. Jiang Zemin also called himself a reformer, however on the one hand he covered the mouth of the media while on the other hand they used their power to transfer all public property into their own private assets. So they want to turn China into a military dictatorship where market rules benefit only their own interests, controlled by the new noble class in China. That was the end of China's reform process."
15. Various of Tiananmen Square with security
16. Mid shot of people walking in front of Mao portrait
17. Wide shot of People's armed police walking in for their shift
18. Close up on Monument of People's Hero, with flag
19. Police truck on the square
20. Group of police armed walking on patrol
21. Wide shot of people walking on Tiananmen Square
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Zhao Ziyang, the former Chinese Communist Party leader who oversaw landmark economic reforms but was ousted after the 1989 Tiananmen Square prodemocracy protests, died Monday at a Beijing hospital.
Zhao, 85, who was hospitalised with a lung ailment, died at 0701 (2301 GMT), according to Frank Lu, a prominent human rights activist, citing Zhao's family.
Hours after Zhao's death, China's entirely state-owned media ran brief reports marking the former leader's passing.
There has been little official comment or reports on Zhao, who had lived under house arrest for 15 years.
Zhao, a former premier and dapper, articulate protege of the late supreme leader Deng Xiaoping, helped to forge bold economic reforms in the 1980s that brought China new prosperity and flung open its doors to the outside world.
In the end, he fell out of favour with Deng and was purged on June 24, 1989, after the military crushed the student-led prodemocracy protests. He was accused of "splitting the party" by supporting demonstrators who wanted a faster pace of democratic reform.
Zhao has lived under house arrest since then.
Political commentator Dai Qing said that the purge of Zhao "meant the end of healthy and hopeful reform in China."
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Ziyang (simplified Chinese: 资阳; traditional Chinese: 資陽; pinyin: Zīyáng; Wade–Giles: Tzu-yang) prefecture-level city in eastern Sichuan province, People's Republic of China, with more than 300,000 inhabitants residing in its urban area.
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Zhao Ziyang (pronounced [tʂɑ̂ʊ tsɨ̀jɑ̌ŋ]; 17 October 1919 – 17 January 2005) was a high-ranking politician in the People's Republic of China (PRC). He was the third Premier of the People's Republic of China from 1980 to 1987, and General Secretary of the Communist Party of China from 1987 to 1989.
As a senior government official, Zhao was critical of Maoist policies and instrumental in implementing free-market reforms, first in Sichuan, subsequently nationwide. He emerged on the national scene due to support from Deng Xiaoping after the Cultural Revolution. He also sought measures to streamline the bureaucracy and fight corruption, which was severely affecting the Party's legitimacy in the 1980s. Zhao Ziyang was also an advocate of the privatization of state-owned enterprises, the separation of the Party and the state, and general market economic reforms. Many of these views were shared by then-General Secretary Hu Yaobang.
His economic reform policies and sympathies to student demonstrators during the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989 placed him at odds with some members of the party leadership, including Premier Li Peng. Zhao also began to lose favour with paramount leader Deng Xiaoping. In the aftermath of the events, Zhao was purged politically and effectively placed under house arrest for the next 15 years. He died in Beijing in 2005, but because of his political fall from grace he was not given the funeral rites generally accorded to senior Chinese officials.
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Purged for opposing the Tiananmen Square Massacre, former Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang spent 16 years under house arrest before dying in 2005. A decade later, the Chinese Communist Party has finally given his family permission to bury his ashes. But why now? The answer on this episode of China Uncensored. Subscribe for more China Uncensored: http://www.youtube.com/ntdchinauncens... Make sure to share with your friends! ______________________________ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChinaUncensored Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ChinaUncensored Google+: https://plus.google.com/+NTDChinaUnce... ______________________________ MOBILE LINKS: A -
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1:12Security high ahead of Zhao Ziyang memorial
Security high ahead of Zhao Ziyang memorialSecurity high ahead of Zhao Ziyang memorial
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Famous quotes by Zhao Ziyang:
"The former party chief's health had until recently been largely adequate for a man of his age, but he has had lung problems since the late 1990s,"
"Comrade Xiaoping, it will be hard for me to carry out this plan. I have difficulties with it,"
"a great leader of China."
"Communists should be the first to be concerned about other people and country and the last to enjoy themselves."
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Form political secretary to Zhao Ziyang on Tiananmen memoir
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Not Put to Rest, 10 Years After Death: Zhao Ziyang | China Uncensored
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Purged for opposing the Tiananmen Square Massacre, former Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang spent 16 years under house arrest before dying in 2005. A decade later, th...
Purged for opposing the Tiananmen Square Massacre, former Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang spent 16 years under house arrest before dying in 2005. A decade later, the Chinese Communist Party has finally given his family permission to bury his ashes. But why now? The answer on this episode of China Uncensored.
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Purged for opposing the Tiananmen Square Massacre, former Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang spent 16 years under house arrest before dying in 2005. A decade later, the Chinese Communist Party has finally given his family permission to bury his ashes. But why now? The answer on this episode of China Uncensored.
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Zhao Ziyang
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At 4.50am on the 19th May 1989, Zhao ZIyang went to Tiananmen Square and personally made a speech urging the students to end their hunger strike. He called o......
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Zhao Ziyang vs. Wang Zhen: Power Struggle over TV Documentary
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Zhao Ziyang: Li Recommended Jiang
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Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang
Bao Pu and Adi Ignatius, editors of the recently published memoir of the former Chinese Communist Party official Zhao Ziyang, discuss the process of bringing......
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CUTS 19 01 83 ZHAO ZIYANG VISIT
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Zhao Ziyang, the Prime MInister of the People's Republic of China arrives in Kenya for a visit and is greeted by President Daniel Arap Moi
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Zhao Ziyang, the Prime MInister of the People's Republic of China arrives in Kenya for a visit and is greeted by President Daniel Arap Moi
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Zhao Ziyang's Widow Passes Away
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趙紫陽回憶錄 zhao ziyang memoir Excerpt 1 Tragedy
Prisoner of the State The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang Page 33-34 (from Part 1 The Tiananmen Massacre, Chapter 4 The Crackdown) http://www.washingto......
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Remembering Zhao Ziyang's Stand Against Tiananmen Square Massacre
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Zhao Ziyang Still Missed by People Even Now
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Zhao Ziyang's Secretary On Tiananmen Massacre
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Reaction to death of Zhao Ziyang, analyst, vox pops
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SHOTLIST
1. Wide tilt down of Beijing hospital
2. Cutaway sign
3. Long shot of man carrying wreath of flowers in hospital compound
4. Mid shot of web page o...
SHOTLIST
1. Wide tilt down of Beijing hospital
2. Cutaway sign
3. Long shot of man carrying wreath of flowers in hospital compound
4. Mid shot of web page of China People's Daily news
5. Close up on news report on Zhao's death
6. Wide shot of street entrance to area where Zhao's home is located
7. Various of security
8. Phone interview with Ren Wanding; UPSOUND (Mandarin) Ren Wanding, Chinese dissident:
"The reform within the Communist Party pushed forward by Mr Zhao was not democratic politics or freedom in the modern sense, but his reforms did provide a bridge and a platform for the transformation toward the current political reform. So in this regard, we will miss and commemorate Zhao Ziyang. And his passing is very significant."
9. Wide shot of man looking at newspapers on board
10. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Vox Pop, Mr Wang, 48 year-old Beijing resident:
"He left us with a lot of achievements in reform and opening up to the outside world to which he had made a great contribution. He should be thanked for our current development."
11. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Vox Pop, Mr Feng, 53 year-old retiree:
"I am shocked about his death. In my heart, he was a good leader. The former premiers like Zhao Ziyang and Zhu Rongji have done a lot of work for our country and people."
12. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Vox Pop, Mr An, 60 year-old retiree:
"I think it was really unfair for Zhao Ziyang to be ousted. He should not have been removed because of (the incident with) the students' movement."
13. Set up shot of Dai Qing
14. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Dai Qing, Freelance journalist and political commentator:
"When Zhao Ziyang was removed from the state reform process that meant the end of healthy and hopeful reform in China. Jiang Zemin also called himself a reformer, however on the one hand he covered the mouth of the media while on the other hand they used their power to transfer all public property into their own private assets. So they want to turn China into a military dictatorship where market rules benefit only their own interests, controlled by the new noble class in China. That was the end of China's reform process."
15. Various of Tiananmen Square with security
16. Mid shot of people walking in front of Mao portrait
17. Wide shot of People's armed police walking in for their shift
18. Close up on Monument of People's Hero, with flag
19. Police truck on the square
20. Group of police armed walking on patrol
21. Wide shot of people walking on Tiananmen Square
STORYLINE
Zhao Ziyang, the former Chinese Communist Party leader who oversaw landmark economic reforms but was ousted after the 1989 Tiananmen Square prodemocracy protests, died Monday at a Beijing hospital.
Zhao, 85, who was hospitalised with a lung ailment, died at 0701 (2301 GMT), according to Frank Lu, a prominent human rights activist, citing Zhao's family.
Hours after Zhao's death, China's entirely state-owned media ran brief reports marking the former leader's passing.
There has been little official comment or reports on Zhao, who had lived under house arrest for 15 years.
Zhao, a former premier and dapper, articulate protege of the late supreme leader Deng Xiaoping, helped to forge bold economic reforms in the 1980s that brought China new prosperity and flung open its doors to the outside world.
In the end, he fell out of favour with Deng and was purged on June 24, 1989, after the military crushed the student-led prodemocracy protests. He was accused of "splitting the party" by supporting demonstrators who wanted a faster pace of democratic reform.
Zhao has lived under house arrest since then.
Political commentator Dai Qing said that the purge of Zhao "meant the end of healthy and hopeful reform in China."
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SHOTLIST
1. Wide tilt down of Beijing hospital
2. Cutaway sign
3. Long shot of man carrying wreath of flowers in hospital compound
4. Mid shot of web page of China People's Daily news
5. Close up on news report on Zhao's death
6. Wide shot of street entrance to area where Zhao's home is located
7. Various of security
8. Phone interview with Ren Wanding; UPSOUND (Mandarin) Ren Wanding, Chinese dissident:
"The reform within the Communist Party pushed forward by Mr Zhao was not democratic politics or freedom in the modern sense, but his reforms did provide a bridge and a platform for the transformation toward the current political reform. So in this regard, we will miss and commemorate Zhao Ziyang. And his passing is very significant."
9. Wide shot of man looking at newspapers on board
10. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Vox Pop, Mr Wang, 48 year-old Beijing resident:
"He left us with a lot of achievements in reform and opening up to the outside world to which he had made a great contribution. He should be thanked for our current development."
11. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Vox Pop, Mr Feng, 53 year-old retiree:
"I am shocked about his death. In my heart, he was a good leader. The former premiers like Zhao Ziyang and Zhu Rongji have done a lot of work for our country and people."
12. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Vox Pop, Mr An, 60 year-old retiree:
"I think it was really unfair for Zhao Ziyang to be ousted. He should not have been removed because of (the incident with) the students' movement."
13. Set up shot of Dai Qing
14. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Dai Qing, Freelance journalist and political commentator:
"When Zhao Ziyang was removed from the state reform process that meant the end of healthy and hopeful reform in China. Jiang Zemin also called himself a reformer, however on the one hand he covered the mouth of the media while on the other hand they used their power to transfer all public property into their own private assets. So they want to turn China into a military dictatorship where market rules benefit only their own interests, controlled by the new noble class in China. That was the end of China's reform process."
15. Various of Tiananmen Square with security
16. Mid shot of people walking in front of Mao portrait
17. Wide shot of People's armed police walking in for their shift
18. Close up on Monument of People's Hero, with flag
19. Police truck on the square
20. Group of police armed walking on patrol
21. Wide shot of people walking on Tiananmen Square
STORYLINE
Zhao Ziyang, the former Chinese Communist Party leader who oversaw landmark economic reforms but was ousted after the 1989 Tiananmen Square prodemocracy protests, died Monday at a Beijing hospital.
Zhao, 85, who was hospitalised with a lung ailment, died at 0701 (2301 GMT), according to Frank Lu, a prominent human rights activist, citing Zhao's family.
Hours after Zhao's death, China's entirely state-owned media ran brief reports marking the former leader's passing.
There has been little official comment or reports on Zhao, who had lived under house arrest for 15 years.
Zhao, a former premier and dapper, articulate protege of the late supreme leader Deng Xiaoping, helped to forge bold economic reforms in the 1980s that brought China new prosperity and flung open its doors to the outside world.
In the end, he fell out of favour with Deng and was purged on June 24, 1989, after the military crushed the student-led prodemocracy protests. He was accused of "splitting the party" by supporting demonstrators who wanted a faster pace of democratic reform.
Zhao has lived under house arrest since then.
Political commentator Dai Qing said that the purge of Zhao "meant the end of healthy and hopeful reform in China."
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Internet Censorship Tightens on Anniversary of Zhao Ziyang's Death
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Security high ahead of Zhao Ziyang memorial
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SHOTLIST
Beijing - 29 Jan 2005
1. Wide night shot zoom in to car and van convoy moving with flashing lights towards Babaoshan cemetery
2. Day shots of nort...
SHOTLIST
Beijing - 29 Jan 2005
1. Wide night shot zoom in to car and van convoy moving with flashing lights towards Babaoshan cemetery
2. Day shots of northwest entrance of Babaoshan cemetery, zoom in to police checking cars entering
3. Mid shot police standing at entrance to cemetery
4. Wide shot vans enters cemetery after security check
Babaoshan cemetery, Beijing - Recent
5. Sign in Chinese and English at entrance to cemetery reading: "Beijing Babaoshan Funeral Parlour"
6. Mid shot people entering cemetery with wreaths
7. Wide shot pan from parking area to funeral hall reserved for Zhao Ziyang's funeral
8. Wide shot entrance to hall
9. Mid shot entrance doors
STORYLINE
China barred dissidents and foreign reporters from a memorial for Zhao Ziyang, a former Communist Party leader ousted in 1989 after sympathising with Tiananmen Square pro-democracy protesters, but about 2,000 mourners were allowed to take part.
Motorcades began arriving before dawn on Saturday at the cemetery for Zhao's funeral service in Beijing.
The government tightened security along roads leading to the cemetery and drivers without passes and invitations were turned away.
The restrictions highlight the communist government's unease about Zhao's status as a symbol of an era of crushed aspirations for a more
democratic system.
The "body farewell ceremony" began at 9 a.m. (0100 GMT) at Babaoshan Cemetery in western Beijing - the main cemetery for revolutionary heroes.
The memorial - a lower-status event than a state funeral - was closed to foreign reporters.
Between 1,500 and 2,000 friends and family were expected to attend, according to sources close to Zhao's family, but no top government leaders
are likely to be there.
Zhao, who died on January 17 at the age of 85, was forced from power in 1989 on charges of "splitting the party" after clashing with other factions over the protests and spent his last 15 years under house arrest.
It isn't clear how Zhao will be officially remembered.
Relatives have reportedly rejected a proposal to say he made "serious mistakes" in the official assessment of his life, traditionally read during the
burial.
The family and the Chinese government are also reportedly at odds over Zhao's final resting place.
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SHOTLIST
Beijing - 29 Jan 2005
1. Wide night shot zoom in to car and van convoy moving with flashing lights towards Babaoshan cemetery
2. Day shots of northwest entrance of Babaoshan cemetery, zoom in to police checking cars entering
3. Mid shot police standing at entrance to cemetery
4. Wide shot vans enters cemetery after security check
Babaoshan cemetery, Beijing - Recent
5. Sign in Chinese and English at entrance to cemetery reading: "Beijing Babaoshan Funeral Parlour"
6. Mid shot people entering cemetery with wreaths
7. Wide shot pan from parking area to funeral hall reserved for Zhao Ziyang's funeral
8. Wide shot entrance to hall
9. Mid shot entrance doors
STORYLINE
China barred dissidents and foreign reporters from a memorial for Zhao Ziyang, a former Communist Party leader ousted in 1989 after sympathising with Tiananmen Square pro-democracy protesters, but about 2,000 mourners were allowed to take part.
Motorcades began arriving before dawn on Saturday at the cemetery for Zhao's funeral service in Beijing.
The government tightened security along roads leading to the cemetery and drivers without passes and invitations were turned away.
The restrictions highlight the communist government's unease about Zhao's status as a symbol of an era of crushed aspirations for a more
democratic system.
The "body farewell ceremony" began at 9 a.m. (0100 GMT) at Babaoshan Cemetery in western Beijing - the main cemetery for revolutionary heroes.
The memorial - a lower-status event than a state funeral - was closed to foreign reporters.
Between 1,500 and 2,000 friends and family were expected to attend, according to sources close to Zhao's family, but no top government leaders
are likely to be there.
Zhao, who died on January 17 at the age of 85, was forced from power in 1989 on charges of "splitting the party" after clashing with other factions over the protests and spent his last 15 years under house arrest.
It isn't clear how Zhao will be officially remembered.
Relatives have reportedly rejected a proposal to say he made "serious mistakes" in the official assessment of his life, traditionally read during the
burial.
The family and the Chinese government are also reportedly at odds over Zhao's final resting place.
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Zhao Ziyang Promised Hong Kong Democracy 30 Years Ago
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Old Photo of Hu Yaobang and Zhao Ziyang Exposed
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- Updated: 03 Jan 2014
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- published: 06 Nov 2012
- views: 240
- author: ChinaForbiddenNews
zhao ziyang visited Tiananmen Massacre (Tibetans issue) Tibet song
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- Duration: 8:01
- Updated: 21 Feb 2014
- views: 3123
- author: wangqinlee
china had great and famous person like Dalai Lama and Zhao Ziyang.china father of Democracy . ( Tibet is, was,will be same story of in 6/4/1989 students rase......
china had great and famous person like Dalai Lama and Zhao Ziyang.china father of Democracy . ( Tibet is, was,will be same story of in 6/4/1989 students rase...
wn.com/Zhao Ziyang Visited Tiananmen Massacre (Tibetans Issue) Tibet Song
china had great and famous person like Dalai Lama and Zhao Ziyang.china father of Democracy . ( Tibet is, was,will be same story of in 6/4/1989 students rase...
- published: 17 May 2009
- views: 3123
- author: wangqinlee
趙紫陽回憶錄 zhao ziyang memoir Excerpt 6 Democracy
Prisoner of the State The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang Page 270 (from Part 6 How China Must Change, Chapter 5 The Way Forward) http://www.washington......
Prisoner of the State The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang Page 270 (from Part 6 How China Must Change, Chapter 5 The Way Forward) http://www.washington...
wn.com/趙紫陽回憶錄 Zhao Ziyang Memoir Excerpt 6 Democracy
Prisoner of the State The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang Page 270 (from Part 6 How China Must Change, Chapter 5 The Way Forward) http://www.washington...
- published: 14 May 2009
- views: 1941
- author: carlos ip
Zhao Ziyang's secret memoirs
Bao Pu, editor of Zhao Ziyang's secret taped memoirs, "Prisoner of the State," shares what's learned from them....
Bao Pu, editor of Zhao Ziyang's secret taped memoirs, "Prisoner of the State," shares what's learned from them.
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Bao Pu, editor of Zhao Ziyang's secret taped memoirs, "Prisoner of the State," shares what's learned from them.
- published: 16 May 2009
- views: 352
- author: CNN
趙紫陽回憶錄 zhao ziyang memoir Excerpt 2 Punishment
Prisoner of the State The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang Pages 189-190 (from Part 4 War in the Politburo, Chapter 2 Zhao Walks the Line) http://www.wa......
Prisoner of the State The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang Pages 189-190 (from Part 4 War in the Politburo, Chapter 2 Zhao Walks the Line) http://www.wa...
wn.com/趙紫陽回憶錄 Zhao Ziyang Memoir Excerpt 2 Punishment
Prisoner of the State The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang Pages 189-190 (from Part 4 War in the Politburo, Chapter 2 Zhao Walks the Line) http://www.wa...
- published: 14 May 2009
- views: 2651
- author: carlos ip
Form political secretary to Zhao Ziyang on Tiananmen memoir
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- Duration: 0:50
- Updated: 23 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST
1. Journalist talking to Bao Tong, the former political secretary to the late Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang
2. Mid of shelf with photo of former Chines...
SHOTLIST
1. Journalist talking to Bao Tong, the former political secretary to the late Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang
2. Mid of shelf with photo of former Chinese leader Zhao Ziyang before his arrest
3. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Bao Tong, former political secretary to the late Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang:
"They might not see it but I think that as long as it is being read the impact of it will be there. As long as China has these unresolved issues, people will continue to investigate the questions. When China's problems are some day solved no one will need Zhao Ziyang's book. If people all thought one party rule was good they would shout 'Long live one party rule'. What would still need to be changed?"
4. Close up of fish in fish tank, pull out to Bao Tong talking
STORYLINE:
Just weeks before the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square democracy movement's brutal quelling in Beijing, the Chinese leader ousted for opposing the crackdown, Zhao Ziyang, has broken his silence in a posthumous memoir.
It took hours of secret recordings and years of clandestine planning to get the material smuggled out of China and translated.
A Chinese version will be published later this month, although it won't be sold in China.
Bao Tong, one of Zhao's top aides and the father of the book's editor, said: "They might not see it but I think that as long as it is being read the impact of it will be there. As long as China has these unresolved issues, people will continue to investigate the questions."
The 306-page "Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang" was crafted over four years from tapes recorded in secret by Zhao, who lived under tightly monitored house arrest for 15 years before he died in 2005.
It chronicles the events that led up to the 1989 protests and details how party leaders grappled with the situation.
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wn.com/Form Political Secretary To Zhao Ziyang On Tiananmen Memoir
SHOTLIST
1. Journalist talking to Bao Tong, the former political secretary to the late Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang
2. Mid of shelf with photo of former Chinese leader Zhao Ziyang before his arrest
3. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Bao Tong, former political secretary to the late Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang:
"They might not see it but I think that as long as it is being read the impact of it will be there. As long as China has these unresolved issues, people will continue to investigate the questions. When China's problems are some day solved no one will need Zhao Ziyang's book. If people all thought one party rule was good they would shout 'Long live one party rule'. What would still need to be changed?"
4. Close up of fish in fish tank, pull out to Bao Tong talking
STORYLINE:
Just weeks before the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square democracy movement's brutal quelling in Beijing, the Chinese leader ousted for opposing the crackdown, Zhao Ziyang, has broken his silence in a posthumous memoir.
It took hours of secret recordings and years of clandestine planning to get the material smuggled out of China and translated.
A Chinese version will be published later this month, although it won't be sold in China.
Bao Tong, one of Zhao's top aides and the father of the book's editor, said: "They might not see it but I think that as long as it is being read the impact of it will be there. As long as China has these unresolved issues, people will continue to investigate the questions."
The 306-page "Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang" was crafted over four years from tapes recorded in secret by Zhao, who lived under tightly monitored house arrest for 15 years before he died in 2005.
It chronicles the events that led up to the 1989 protests and details how party leaders grappled with the situation.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/9527e56494a589622cd672643f108fcf
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- published: 23 Jul 2015
- views: 9
"Tiananmen Square" and "Zhao Ziyang" No Longer Censored on China's Internet?
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wn.com/Tiananmen Square And Zhao Ziyang No Longer Censored On China's Internet
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- published: 24 Feb 2012
- views: 1696
- author: NTDTV
GS 19 01 83 ZHAO ZIYANG VISIT
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- Duration: 2:27
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 0
Chinese Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang on visit to Zanzibar where a military parade and Tanzanian welcome is given in his honour. President Julius Nyerere hosts the...
Chinese Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang on visit to Zanzibar where a military parade and Tanzanian welcome is given in his honour. President Julius Nyerere hosts the Chinese guest. Prime Minster Cleopa Msuya features. He also attends a wreath laying ceremony at the memorial dedicated to the Chinese men that lost their lives during the construction of the Tanzania - Zambia railway.
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Chinese Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang on visit to Zanzibar where a military parade and Tanzanian welcome is given in his honour. President Julius Nyerere hosts the Chinese guest. Prime Minster Cleopa Msuya features. He also attends a wreath laying ceremony at the memorial dedicated to the Chinese men that lost their lives during the construction of the Tanzania - Zambia railway.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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Train Saigon - Hanoi departing Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Sleeper Train SE6 Saigon - Hanoi is making an ontime departure at 9am from Saigon Railway Station (Ho Chi Minh City); Train is hauled by D19E-918 diesel engi... -
BEIJING | House of Vans Asia Tour 2015 | Hutong Bar
Zhang Ziyang shares one of his favorite bars in Beijing: Beiluong Bread Bar, a must vist if you are cruisng the Hutongs and looking for a place to chill and people watch. Music credits: Do what you like - AKA Check out http://www.vans.com Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Vans Twitter: https://twitter.com/vans_66 Instagram: https://instagram.com/vans/ -
Jiuzhaigou Valley, Sichuan
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DSCN5395 Lavender Manor, Shenyang, China, September 2013 md
Ziyang Lavender Manor Garden, Shenyang, China, September 2013 Ziyan Lavender Manor Garden, Shenyang China http://matthewfelixsun.blogspot.com/2013/11/ziyan-lavender-manor-garden-shenyang.html Ziyan (Purple Mist) Lavender Manor Garden (沈阳紫烟薰衣草庄园) in outskirt of Shenyang, China: up and close look of those lavender flowers. -
Travel Tales Hong Kong pt.1: Who is Pak Bram? (English Subs)
We're subbing the whole thing, in parts. This time we traveled to Hong Kong, and we weren't expecting it would turn out like this Next part: http://youtu.be/gBw46wbSLUA --- Twitters: @bramarman (Pak Bram) @ponakannyaom (Rindra) @Jozdrumz (Joz/camera guy) @AdvanceGuardtv -
The First June 4 Museum Opens In Hong Kong: A Denial of The Chinese Communist Party.
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Channel Tunnel closed and services hit after lorry fire
Passengers are facing severe disruption after the Channel Tunnel was closed following a fire on a lorry. Eurostar and Eurotunnel, which run services through the tunnel, have cancelled all their services for Saturday. Some passengers said they were evacuated from trains in the tunnel and given gas masks. No-one was hurt in the fire, which broke out at the French end of the tunnel, Kent Police sa -
US and Taiwan Urge Beijing to Redress 6.4 Massacre
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Sydney, Australia Seeks to Attract More Chinese Tourists
In a bid to attract more Chinese tourists, Sydney, Australia has launched a new Mandarin Climb to the top of the Harbour Bridge, with Mandarin speaking guide... -
Mainland Chinese Highly Praise Hong Kong Referendum Whilst Refuting Official Media
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Estonian Summer Resort Becomes Ice City
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Russian Space Capsule Soyuz-TMA displayed on U.S. Intripid
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Wonderful Hotels in China HUALUXE Hotels Resorts Nanchang HighTech Zone
No. 3333 Ziyang Avenue High Tech Zone, 330002 Nanchang, China Book Online: http://www.booking.com/hotel/cn/hualuxe-nanchang-hightech-zone.html?aid=863012 Wonderful Hotels in China HUALUXE Hotels Resorts Nanchang HighTech Zone Only a 15-minute drive from Yao Lake, Aixi Park and Tianhong Store, the 5-star luxurious HUALUXE Hotels & Resorts Nanchang High-Tech Zone features an indoor swimming pool, sp -
Baires Days
Jhancarlos González y Santiago Echavarría, integrantes del equipo de skate de Vans en Colombia estuvieron de paso por la ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina. A pesar que su estancia duró solo tres días, aprovecharon al máximo y lograron patinar diferentes spots de la ciudad. Filmación y edición: Felipe Carosella Music Credit: Bandit Artist: Golden Ghosts Album: Gleam Check out http://www.vans.co -
Menara Carigali, Kuala Lumpur City Center, 50088, Kuala Lumpur
Menara Carigali, Kuala Lumpur City Center, 50088, Kuala Lumpur. Menara Carigali is a 58 storeys office tower located next to Petronas Twin Towers. It has a 6... -
Vertu bolsters CSR via Smile Train alignment
Vertu bolsters CSR via Smile Train alignment. -
Morning Routine--Shanghai edition 2015 Sep
This is my everyday morning routine while I am in Shanghai during Summer vacation for 2 weeks. -
How to Pronounce Zhanjiang
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Home Inn (Beijing Jinsong)
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How to Pronounce Zigong
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Home Inn (Wuhan Liudu Bridge)
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HONG KONG | House of Vans Asia Tour 2015 | Yardbird
The food, the drinks, the staff, the music, the artwork. If you have just one evening in Hong Kong, make sure to spend it at Yardbird. Period. Music Credits: 1994 by Shawn Lee Follow: https://instagram.com/vanshkg/ Site: http://www.vans.com.hk -
China firms vow to curb harmful internet data
The heads of China's largest internet companies have vowed to stop the spread of so-called "harmful information". They made the promise after attending a thr...
Train Saigon - Hanoi departing Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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- Duration: 5:45
- Updated: 22 Aug 2014
- views: 22511
- author: doc7austin
Sleeper Train SE6 Saigon - Hanoi is making an ontime departure at 9am from Saigon Railway Station (Ho Chi Minh City); Train is hauled by D19E-918 diesel engi......
Sleeper Train SE6 Saigon - Hanoi is making an ontime departure at 9am from Saigon Railway Station (Ho Chi Minh City); Train is hauled by D19E-918 diesel engi...
wn.com/Train Saigon Hanoi Departing Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Sleeper Train SE6 Saigon - Hanoi is making an ontime departure at 9am from Saigon Railway Station (Ho Chi Minh City); Train is hauled by D19E-918 diesel engi...
- published: 25 Dec 2013
- views: 22511
- author: doc7austin
BEIJING | House of Vans Asia Tour 2015 | Hutong Bar
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- Duration: 1:00
- Updated: 09 Sep 2015
- views: 789
Zhang Ziyang shares one of his favorite bars in Beijing: Beiluong Bread Bar, a must vist if you are cruisng the Hutongs and looking for a place to chill and peo...
Zhang Ziyang shares one of his favorite bars in Beijing: Beiluong Bread Bar, a must vist if you are cruisng the Hutongs and looking for a place to chill and people watch.
Music credits: Do what you like - AKA
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wn.com/Beijing | House Of Vans Asia Tour 2015 | Hutong Bar
Zhang Ziyang shares one of his favorite bars in Beijing: Beiluong Bread Bar, a must vist if you are cruisng the Hutongs and looking for a place to chill and people watch.
Music credits: Do what you like - AKA
Check out http://www.vans.com
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Twitter: https://twitter.com/vans_66
Instagram: https://instagram.com/vans/
- published: 09 Sep 2015
- views: 789
Jiuzhaigou Valley, Sichuan
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:51
- Updated: 27 Aug 2014
- views: 1349
- author: Travel China Guide
Jiuzhaigou Valley is located in Nanping County, 450 kilometers (about 280 miles) to the north of Chengdu City. It is said that if there should be wonderlands......
Jiuzhaigou Valley is located in Nanping County, 450 kilometers (about 280 miles) to the north of Chengdu City. It is said that if there should be wonderlands...
wn.com/Jiuzhaigou Valley, Sichuan
Jiuzhaigou Valley is located in Nanping County, 450 kilometers (about 280 miles) to the north of Chengdu City. It is said that if there should be wonderlands...
- published: 05 Jan 2012
- views: 1349
- author: Travel China Guide
DSCN5395 Lavender Manor, Shenyang, China, September 2013 md
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- Duration: 0:44
- Updated: 06 Nov 2013
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Ziyang Lavender Manor Garden, Shenyang, China, September 2013
Ziyan Lavender Manor Garden, Shenyang China
http://matthewfelixsun.blogspot.com/2013/11/ziyan-lav...
Ziyang Lavender Manor Garden, Shenyang, China, September 2013
Ziyan Lavender Manor Garden, Shenyang China
http://matthewfelixsun.blogspot.com/2013/11/ziyan-lavender-manor-garden-shenyang.html
Ziyan (Purple Mist) Lavender Manor Garden (沈阳紫烟薰衣草庄园) in outskirt of Shenyang, China: up and close look of those lavender flowers.
wn.com/Dscn5395 Lavender Manor, Shenyang, China, September 2013 Md
Ziyang Lavender Manor Garden, Shenyang, China, September 2013
Ziyan Lavender Manor Garden, Shenyang China
http://matthewfelixsun.blogspot.com/2013/11/ziyan-lavender-manor-garden-shenyang.html
Ziyan (Purple Mist) Lavender Manor Garden (沈阳紫烟薰衣草庄园) in outskirt of Shenyang, China: up and close look of those lavender flowers.
- published: 06 Nov 2013
- views: 6
Travel Tales Hong Kong pt.1: Who is Pak Bram? (English Subs)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:39
- Updated: 13 Jan 2014
- views: 218
We're subbing the whole thing, in parts.
This time we traveled to Hong Kong, and we weren't expecting it would turn out like this
Next part: http://youtu.be/g...
We're subbing the whole thing, in parts.
This time we traveled to Hong Kong, and we weren't expecting it would turn out like this
Next part: http://youtu.be/gBw46wbSLUA
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Twitters:
@bramarman (Pak Bram)
@ponakannyaom (Rindra)
@Jozdrumz (Joz/camera guy)
@AdvanceGuardtv
wn.com/Travel Tales Hong Kong Pt.1 Who Is Pak Bram (English Subs)
We're subbing the whole thing, in parts.
This time we traveled to Hong Kong, and we weren't expecting it would turn out like this
Next part: http://youtu.be/gBw46wbSLUA
---
Twitters:
@bramarman (Pak Bram)
@ponakannyaom (Rindra)
@Jozdrumz (Joz/camera guy)
@AdvanceGuardtv
- published: 13 Jan 2014
- views: 218
The First June 4 Museum Opens In Hong Kong: A Denial of The Chinese Communist Party.
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- Duration: 4:16
- Updated: 28 May 2014
- views: 160
- author: ChinaForbiddenNews
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews After years of planning and fundrais......
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wn.com/The First June 4 Museum Opens In Hong Kong A Denial Of The Chinese Communist Party.
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- published: 28 Apr 2014
- views: 160
- author: ChinaForbiddenNews
Channel Tunnel closed and services hit after lorry fire
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- Duration: 3:29
- Updated: 17 Jan 2015
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Passengers are facing severe disruption after the Channel Tunnel was closed following a fire on a lorry.
Eurostar and Eurotunnel, which run services through th...
Passengers are facing severe disruption after the Channel Tunnel was closed following a fire on a lorry.
Eurostar and Eurotunnel, which run services through the tunnel, have cancelled all their services for Saturday.
Some passengers said they were evacuated from trains in the tunnel and given gas masks.
No-one was hurt in the fire, which broke out at the French end of the tunnel, Kent Police said.
Eurotunnel, which transports vehicles and freight through the Channel Tunnel, said the alarm had been raised when two CO2 detectors were triggered.
Eurostar, which operates passenger services through the tunnel between Paris, London and Brussels, said 26 trains have been cancelled since 11:00 GMT.
In a statement, it added: "We are sorry but we are unable to run any further trains today. If you were planning to travel today, we advise you to postpone your journey and not to come to the station."
Eurostar's customer care number is 03432 186 186, or +44 1777 777 878 for people outside the UK.
Eurotunnel's information line is +44 8444 63 00 00.
Ben Lawton was evacuated from the train he was on and taken to what he describes as a "makeshift medical centre in Calais".
"We were evacuated off the train inside the tunnel and given gas masks.
"Then we were taken to an airtight concrete room within the tunnel and had to wait for two hours. Then we were taken by coach to Calais."
Johnny Chatterton was travelling by Eurostar from London to Paris when his train was sent back to St Pancras, having been stopped at Ashford.
"We've been told we have to try and book again, possibly for tomorrow," he said.
"There is a queue for 300-400 people here at St Pancras."
John Hope was travelling to Paris with his girlfriend when their train was turned back.
"We were stuck outside the Channel Tunnel for about one hour with no information at all other than smoke had been detected and then we were told we would have to turn back to London," he said.
"This was meant to be a birthday treat for my girlfriend but it has turned into a pretty poor experience all round."
Stephen Hicks' train is heading back towards Paris after it was diverted.
"I'm one of a group of 12 travelling back from from Les Moutiers to Ashford on a fully occupied train," he told the BBC.
"Our train was stopped at Lille and there was confusion over what was happening. We are going to be in Paris for the night but we have no idea where we'll be staying."
The Independent's travel editor, Simon Calder, said it was going to be difficult for people trying to make alternative travel arrangements.
"There aren't that many flights between London and Paris and Brussels on a Saturday afternoon or a Sunday morning. People will be trying to re-book for tomorrow.
"Motorists who were going on the tunnel from Calais to Folkestone will of course be able to just switch to one of the ferries which are operating - I understand that they do still have room."
Eurotunnel spokesman John O'Keefe said inspectors were sent into the tunnel following the alarms being detected.
Eurotunnel also said that passengers on a Calais to Dover train were evacuated from the Channel Tunnel "without incident", following the smoke alert.
wn.com/Channel Tunnel Closed And Services Hit After Lorry Fire
Passengers are facing severe disruption after the Channel Tunnel was closed following a fire on a lorry.
Eurostar and Eurotunnel, which run services through the tunnel, have cancelled all their services for Saturday.
Some passengers said they were evacuated from trains in the tunnel and given gas masks.
No-one was hurt in the fire, which broke out at the French end of the tunnel, Kent Police said.
Eurotunnel, which transports vehicles and freight through the Channel Tunnel, said the alarm had been raised when two CO2 detectors were triggered.
Eurostar, which operates passenger services through the tunnel between Paris, London and Brussels, said 26 trains have been cancelled since 11:00 GMT.
In a statement, it added: "We are sorry but we are unable to run any further trains today. If you were planning to travel today, we advise you to postpone your journey and not to come to the station."
Eurostar's customer care number is 03432 186 186, or +44 1777 777 878 for people outside the UK.
Eurotunnel's information line is +44 8444 63 00 00.
Ben Lawton was evacuated from the train he was on and taken to what he describes as a "makeshift medical centre in Calais".
"We were evacuated off the train inside the tunnel and given gas masks.
"Then we were taken to an airtight concrete room within the tunnel and had to wait for two hours. Then we were taken by coach to Calais."
Johnny Chatterton was travelling by Eurostar from London to Paris when his train was sent back to St Pancras, having been stopped at Ashford.
"We've been told we have to try and book again, possibly for tomorrow," he said.
"There is a queue for 300-400 people here at St Pancras."
John Hope was travelling to Paris with his girlfriend when their train was turned back.
"We were stuck outside the Channel Tunnel for about one hour with no information at all other than smoke had been detected and then we were told we would have to turn back to London," he said.
"This was meant to be a birthday treat for my girlfriend but it has turned into a pretty poor experience all round."
Stephen Hicks' train is heading back towards Paris after it was diverted.
"I'm one of a group of 12 travelling back from from Les Moutiers to Ashford on a fully occupied train," he told the BBC.
"Our train was stopped at Lille and there was confusion over what was happening. We are going to be in Paris for the night but we have no idea where we'll be staying."
The Independent's travel editor, Simon Calder, said it was going to be difficult for people trying to make alternative travel arrangements.
"There aren't that many flights between London and Paris and Brussels on a Saturday afternoon or a Sunday morning. People will be trying to re-book for tomorrow.
"Motorists who were going on the tunnel from Calais to Folkestone will of course be able to just switch to one of the ferries which are operating - I understand that they do still have room."
Eurotunnel spokesman John O'Keefe said inspectors were sent into the tunnel following the alarms being detected.
Eurotunnel also said that passengers on a Calais to Dover train were evacuated from the Channel Tunnel "without incident", following the smoke alert.
- published: 17 Jan 2015
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US and Taiwan Urge Beijing to Redress 6.4 Massacre
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:39
- Updated: 12 Jun 2013
- views: 448
- author: ChinaForbiddenNews
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews At the 22nd anniversary of June 4 ma......
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews At the 22nd anniversary of June 4 ma...
wn.com/US And Taiwan Urge Beijing To Redress 6.4 Massacre
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Sydney, Australia Seeks to Attract More Chinese Tourists
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In a bid to attract more Chinese tourists, Sydney, Australia has launched a new Mandarin Climb to the top of the Harbour Bridge, with Mandarin speaking guide......
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In a bid to attract more Chinese tourists, Sydney, Australia has launched a new Mandarin Climb to the top of the Harbour Bridge, with Mandarin speaking guide...
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Mainland Chinese Highly Praise Hong Kong Referendum Whilst Refuting Official Media
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- Updated: 25 Jul 2014
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Estonian Summer Resort Becomes Ice City
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Russian Space Capsule Soyuz-TMA displayed on U.S. Intripid
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Wonderful Hotels in China HUALUXE Hotels Resorts Nanchang HighTech Zone
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No. 3333 Ziyang Avenue High Tech Zone, 330002 Nanchang, China
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Wonderful Hotels in China HUALUXE Hotels Resorts Nanchang HighTech Zone
Only a 15-minute drive from Yao Lake, Aixi Park and Tianhong Store, the 5-star luxurious HUALUXE Hotels & Resorts Nanchang High-Tech Zone features an indoor swimming pool, spa services, a fitness centre and 3 on-site dining options. Its spacious guest rooms offer a flat-screen satellite TV and free WiFi.
Steps from Aixi Bus Station, HUALUXE Hotels & Resorts Nanchang High-Tech Zone is a 20-minute drive from Nanchang Railway Station. Changbei International Airport is 50 minutes' drive away.
Each classic and elegant unit comes with a minibar, a work desk, an in-room safe and a seating area with a sofa. The en suite bathroom has bath or shower facilities.
Guests may make arrangements from the tour desk, and then rent a car to explore the city on their own. Laundry service, dry cleaning and ironing services are all provided. There is also a mini-market.
The on-site Chinese restaurant serves a fine selection of authentic Chinese dishes, while Western food can be enjoyed at the Western restaurant. Thai cuisine is served at the Thai restaurant.
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Wonderful Hotels in China HUALUXE Hotels Resorts Nanchang HighTech Zone
Only a 15-minute drive from Yao Lake, Aixi Park and Tianhong Store, the 5-star luxurious HUALUXE Hotels & Resorts Nanchang High-Tech Zone features an indoor swimming pool, spa services, a fitness centre and 3 on-site dining options. Its spacious guest rooms offer a flat-screen satellite TV and free WiFi.
Steps from Aixi Bus Station, HUALUXE Hotels & Resorts Nanchang High-Tech Zone is a 20-minute drive from Nanchang Railway Station. Changbei International Airport is 50 minutes' drive away.
Each classic and elegant unit comes with a minibar, a work desk, an in-room safe and a seating area with a sofa. The en suite bathroom has bath or shower facilities.
Guests may make arrangements from the tour desk, and then rent a car to explore the city on their own. Laundry service, dry cleaning and ironing services are all provided. There is also a mini-market.
The on-site Chinese restaurant serves a fine selection of authentic Chinese dishes, while Western food can be enjoyed at the Western restaurant. Thai cuisine is served at the Thai restaurant.
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- published: 24 Oct 2015
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Baires Days
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Jhancarlos González y Santiago Echavarría, integrantes del equipo de skate de Vans en Colombia estuvieron de paso por la ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina. A pe...
Jhancarlos González y Santiago Echavarría, integrantes del equipo de skate de Vans en Colombia estuvieron de paso por la ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina. A pesar que su estancia duró solo tres días, aprovecharon al máximo y lograron patinar diferentes spots de la ciudad. Filmación y edición: Felipe Carosella
Music Credit: Bandit
Artist: Golden Ghosts
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Jhancarlos González y Santiago Echavarría, integrantes del equipo de skate de Vans en Colombia estuvieron de paso por la ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina. A pesar que su estancia duró solo tres días, aprovecharon al máximo y lograron patinar diferentes spots de la ciudad. Filmación y edición: Felipe Carosella
Music Credit: Bandit
Artist: Golden Ghosts
Album: Gleam
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Menara Carigali, Kuala Lumpur City Center, 50088, Kuala Lumpur
Menara Carigali, Kuala Lumpur City Center, 50088, Kuala Lumpur. Menara Carigali is a 58 storeys office tower located next to Petronas Twin Towers. It has a 6......
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Menara Carigali, Kuala Lumpur City Center, 50088, Kuala Lumpur. Menara Carigali is a 58 storeys office tower located next to Petronas Twin Towers. It has a 6...
- published: 27 Aug 2011
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Vertu bolsters CSR via Smile Train alignment
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Vertu bolsters CSR via Smile Train alignment.
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Vertu bolsters CSR via Smile Train alignment.
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Morning Routine--Shanghai edition 2015 Sep
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- Duration: 8:23
- Updated: 24 Sep 2015
- views: 11
This is my everyday morning routine while I am in Shanghai during Summer vacation for 2 weeks....
This is my everyday morning routine while I am in Shanghai during Summer vacation for 2 weeks.
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This is my everyday morning routine while I am in Shanghai during Summer vacation for 2 weeks.
- published: 24 Sep 2015
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How to Pronounce Zhanjiang
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- Updated: 03 Sep 2014
- views: 226
- author: Emma Saying
Learn how to say Zhanjiang correctly with EmmaSaying's "how do you pronounce" free tutorials. Definition of Zhanjiang (oxford dictionary): a port in Guangdon......
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Learn how to say Zhanjiang correctly with EmmaSaying's "how do you pronounce" free tutorials. Definition of Zhanjiang (oxford dictionary): a port in Guangdon...
- published: 06 Jan 2013
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Home Inn (Beijing Jinsong)
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- Duration: 0:49
- Updated: 13 Oct 2012
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- author: TopHotelsChina
http://go.asianhotelsearch.com/Hotel/Home_Inn_Beijing_Jinsong.htm In Beijing’s Chaoyang District, the Home Inn offers good value accommodation. Beijing cit......
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http://go.asianhotelsearch.com/Hotel/Home_Inn_Beijing_Jinsong.htm In Beijing’s Chaoyang District, the Home Inn offers good value accommodation. Beijing cit...
- published: 13 Oct 2012
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How to Pronounce Zigong
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- Updated: 20 Dec 2012
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Learn how to say Zigong correctly with EmmaSaying's "how do you pronounce" free tutorials.
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Learn how to say Zigong correctly with EmmaSaying's "how do you pronounce" free tutorials.
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Home Inn (Wuhan Liudu Bridge)
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- Duration: 1:15
- Updated: 13 Oct 2012
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- author: TopHotelsChina
http://go.asianhotelsearch.com/Hotel/Home_Inn_Wuhan_Liudu_Bridge.htm The Bund, Hanzheng Street, Commodities Trade Center, and Wuhan Square are some of the lo......
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HONG KONG | House of Vans Asia Tour 2015 | Yardbird
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- Duration: 2:05
- Updated: 02 Oct 2015
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The food, the drinks, the staff, the music, the artwork. If you have just one evening in Hong Kong, make sure to spend it at Yardbird. Period.
Music Credits: 1...
The food, the drinks, the staff, the music, the artwork. If you have just one evening in Hong Kong, make sure to spend it at Yardbird. Period.
Music Credits: 1994 by Shawn Lee
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The food, the drinks, the staff, the music, the artwork. If you have just one evening in Hong Kong, make sure to spend it at Yardbird. Period.
Music Credits: 1994 by Shawn Lee
Follow: https://instagram.com/vanshkg/
Site: http://www.vans.com.hk
- published: 02 Oct 2015
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China firms vow to curb harmful internet data
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- Duration: 2:56
- Updated: 02 Dec 2013
- views: 3914
- author: Al Jazeera English
The heads of China's largest internet companies have vowed to stop the spread of so-called "harmful information". They made the promise after attending a thr......
The heads of China's largest internet companies have vowed to stop the spread of so-called "harmful information". They made the promise after attending a thr...
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The heads of China's largest internet companies have vowed to stop the spread of so-called "harmful information". They made the promise after attending a thr...
- published: 07 Nov 2011
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- author: Al Jazeera English
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Zhao Ziyang
Zhao Ziyang was a high-ranking politician in China. He was the third Premier of the People's Republic of China from 1980 to 1987, Vice Chairman of the Communist Party of China from 1981 to 1982 and General Secretary of the Communist Party of China from 1987 to 1989. As a senior government official, Zhao was critical of Maoist policies and instrumental in implementing free-market reforms, first in -
CUTS 12 1 83 ZIYANG VISIT TO ZIMBABWE
Zhao Ziyang, the Prime MInister of the People's Republic of China arrives in Harare on an offical visit, where he was greeted by Prime MInister of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/bac4db37ff40becb8d506e106fa3a358 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
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Premier of the People's Republic of China, Zhao Ziyang, visits Kenya and is met by President Daniel Arap Moi. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/7b0771c52d3ee311d7bfa6679e18005a Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
SYND 1 2 81CHINESE PRIME MINISTER ZHAO MEETS THAI PM
Arrival of Chinese Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang at government house, for talks with Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda, on the fighting in Kampuchea (Cambodia). You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/0d87d1b9381be9b9f3fbc81323fbc5b4 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
Editor of deposed Chinese leader's memoir released before anniversary
SHOTLIST Hong Kong 1. Bao Pu, editor of the book "Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang" looking at book 2. Close of book cover, reading: (English) "Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang," tilt up to close of Bao Pu looking at book 3. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Bao Pu, Editor of the book "Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zha -
Former Communist Party general secretary in ''poor health''
File - May/June, 1989 1. Zhao Ziyang walking into a hospital room to pay a visit to hunger strikers 2. Zhao Ziyang shaking hands with Gorbachev, former president of Soviet Union 3. Wide shot demonstration at Tiananmen Square 4. Protesters pouring dirt onto the portrait of Mao Zedong, former leader of China 5. Protester making a speech with a loud speaker 6. Protesters marching with banner -
Thousands attend vigil for Zhao plus security at his Beijing home
SHOTLIST Hong Kong 1. Wide of vigil 2. Photo of late Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang 3. Mourners seated with candles 4. Various of man and young boy 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Albert Cheng, pro democracy state legislator: "Look at the people around here. I think we all come here to express not only respect for the late leadership but also to show that we have the freedom of expression." 6. Vari -
Mourners at Zhao Ziyang memorial
SHOTLIST Beijing - 29 Jan 2005 1. Wide night shot of car and van convoy moving with flashing lights towards Babaoshan cemetery - site of former Communist Party Zhao Ziyang's funeral ceremony 2. Day shots of northwest entrance of Babaoshan cemetery, zoom in to police checking cars entering 3. Police standing at entrance to cemetery 4. Wide of vans entering cemetery after security check Ba -
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Bao Tong on Zhao Ziyang and Xi Jinping 专访鲍彤
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Record Numbers of Mourners Showed up at The 10th Anniversary of Zhao Ziyang’s Death
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews Jan. 17 marks the 10th anniversary of death of former Party General Secretary Zhao Ziyang. Around 600 people paid respects at his courtyard home in Beijing, while a memorial activity was held in Hong Kong. His family in Beijing prepared gift cards for visitors. The cards were -
BBC News-Mourners mark China leader Zhao Ziyang's death anniversary
Mourners mark China leader Zhao Ziyang's death anniversary Mourners have gathered to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of China's purged former leader, Zhao Ziyang. More than 100 people braved police surveillance to go to what was once his courtyard home in Beijing. Mr Zhao was detained after opposing the use of force to end the protests in Beijing's Tiananmen Square in 1989. For more Info -
Mourners mark China leader Zhao Ziyang's death anniversary
Mourners have gathered to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of China's purged former leader, Zhao Ziyang. More than 100 people braved police surveillance to go to what was once his courtyard home in Beijing. Mr Zhao was detained after opposing the use of force to end the protests in Beijing's Tiananmen Square in 1989. The former Communist Party leader was under constant house arrest until -
Mourners mark China leader Zhao Ziyang's death anniversary
Mourners have gathered to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of China's purged former leader, Zhao Ziyang. More than 100 people braved police surveillance to go to what was once his courtyard home in Beijing. Mr Zhao was detained after opposing the use of force to end the protests in Beijing's Tiananmen Square in 1989. The former Communist Party leader was under constant house arrest until -
CCP Stops Commemoration of Zhao Ziyang's death
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Zhao Ziyang
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Zhao Ziyang was a high-ranking politician in China. He was the third Premier of the People's Republic of China from 1980 to 1987, Vice Chairman of the Communist...
Zhao Ziyang was a high-ranking politician in China. He was the third Premier of the People's Republic of China from 1980 to 1987, Vice Chairman of the Communist Party of China from 1981 to 1982 and General Secretary of the Communist Party of China from 1987 to 1989.
As a senior government official, Zhao was critical of Maoist policies and instrumental in implementing free-market reforms, first in Sichuan, subsequently nationwide. He emerged on the national scene due to support from Deng Xiaoping after the Cultural Revolution. He also sought measures to streamline China's bureaucracy and fight corruption, issues that challenged the Party's legitimacy in the 1980s. Zhao Ziyang was also an advocate of the privatization of state-owned enterprises, the separation of the Party and the state, and general market economic reforms. Many of these views were shared by then-general secretary Hu Yaobang.
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Zhao Ziyang was a high-ranking politician in China. He was the third Premier of the People's Republic of China from 1980 to 1987, Vice Chairman of the Communist Party of China from 1981 to 1982 and General Secretary of the Communist Party of China from 1987 to 1989.
As a senior government official, Zhao was critical of Maoist policies and instrumental in implementing free-market reforms, first in Sichuan, subsequently nationwide. He emerged on the national scene due to support from Deng Xiaoping after the Cultural Revolution. He also sought measures to streamline China's bureaucracy and fight corruption, issues that challenged the Party's legitimacy in the 1980s. Zhao Ziyang was also an advocate of the privatization of state-owned enterprises, the separation of the Party and the state, and general market economic reforms. Many of these views were shared by then-general secretary Hu Yaobang.
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CUTS 12 1 83 ZIYANG VISIT TO ZIMBABWE
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Zhao Ziyang, the Prime MInister of the People's Republic of China arrives in Harare on an offical visit, where he was greeted by Prime MInister of Zimbabwe Robe...
Zhao Ziyang, the Prime MInister of the People's Republic of China arrives in Harare on an offical visit, where he was greeted by Prime MInister of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe.
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Zhao Ziyang, the Prime MInister of the People's Republic of China arrives in Harare on an offical visit, where he was greeted by Prime MInister of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe.
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GS 19 01 83 ZHAO ZIYANG VISIT
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Premier of the People's Republic of China, Zhao Ziyang, visits Kenya and is met by President Daniel Arap Moi.
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Premier of the People's Republic of China, Zhao Ziyang, visits Kenya and is met by President Daniel Arap Moi.
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Premier of the People's Republic of China, Zhao Ziyang, visits Kenya and is met by President Daniel Arap Moi.
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SYND 1 2 81CHINESE PRIME MINISTER ZHAO MEETS THAI PM
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Arrival of Chinese Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang at government house, for talks with Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda, on the fighting in Kampuchea (Cambodia)...
Arrival of Chinese Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang at government house, for talks with Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda, on the fighting in Kampuchea (Cambodia).
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Arrival of Chinese Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang at government house, for talks with Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda, on the fighting in Kampuchea (Cambodia).
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Editor of deposed Chinese leader's memoir released before anniversary
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SHOTLIST
Hong Kong
1. Bao Pu, editor of the book "Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang" looking at book
2. Close of book cover, ...
SHOTLIST
Hong Kong
1. Bao Pu, editor of the book "Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang" looking at book
2. Close of book cover, reading: (English) "Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang," tilt up to close of Bao Pu looking at book
3. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Bao Pu, Editor of the book "Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang":
"At one point he said on the tape that he never wanted to be a General Secretary to open fire at people, you can imagine his feeling when he heard the gunshots on June 3rd. Word is one thing, if you hear the voice, a voice of an old man himself, you cannot imagine how shocking and impressive that was."
4. Reverse shot of Bao Pu flipping over pages of book
5. Close of photo of Zhao Ziyang, former Communist Party General Secretary in book
Beijing, China
6. Wide of Tiananmen Square with people walking around
7. Square with portrait of Mao Zedong, former leader of China, in background
8. Various of policemen and soldiers in square
9. Wide of soldier, tilt up to statue
10. Wide of tourists taking photographs
STORYLINE
Just weeks ahead of the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square democracy movement's brutal quelling, the Chinese leader ousted for opposing the crackdown has broken his silence in a posthumous memoir that gives a rare insight to the inner workings of the Communist Party during a critical time.
It took hours of secret recordings and years of clandestine planning to get the material smuggled out and translated.
And in a conclusion extraordinary for someone who devoted his career to the party, Zhao Ziyang also urges China to become a parliamentary democracy in order to truly modernise.
The 306-page "Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang" was crafted over four years from tapes recorded in secret by Zhao, who lived under tightly monitored house arrest for 15 years before dying in 2005.
It chronicles the events that led up to the 1989 protests and details how party leaders grappled with the situation.
It also describes for the first time the loneliness the snowy-haired, bespectacled Zhao, felt while in exile.
While the book covers the same ground others before have explored, the first-person account and intimate details of political bickering and machinations are new.
While it may raise eyebrows among the Communist Party leadership, it is unlikely to cause real waves among the top cadres.
The leaders who took over after Zhao's ouster have marginalised his liberal wing of the party.
Their official verdict, that the crushing of the Tiananmen protests paved the way for China's economic success, is generally accepted among the political and business elite.
A protege of the then-supreme leader Deng Xiaoping, Zhao helped launch China's economic boom in the 1980s through bold reform that brought new prosperity to an economy stagnated by the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution.
But because he clashed with other party factions over the Tiananmen protests, centered around calls for more political freedom and an end to corruption, and was sympathetic to the demonstrators, he was accused of "splitting the party" and purged on June 24, 1989.
Zhao was last seen in public on May 19, 1989, the day before martial law was declared in Beijing, when he made a tearful visit to Tiananmen Square to talk to student hunger strikers.
He famously apologised to them, saying "I have come too late."
Two weeks later, on June 3-4, the military crushed the dissent, killing hundreds and possibly thousands of people.
Bao Pu, one of the book's editors said in an interview with AP Television that the memoir was "absolutely invaluable."
Neither will be sold on the mainland.
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SHOTLIST
Hong Kong
1. Bao Pu, editor of the book "Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang" looking at book
2. Close of book cover, reading: (English) "Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang," tilt up to close of Bao Pu looking at book
3. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Bao Pu, Editor of the book "Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang":
"At one point he said on the tape that he never wanted to be a General Secretary to open fire at people, you can imagine his feeling when he heard the gunshots on June 3rd. Word is one thing, if you hear the voice, a voice of an old man himself, you cannot imagine how shocking and impressive that was."
4. Reverse shot of Bao Pu flipping over pages of book
5. Close of photo of Zhao Ziyang, former Communist Party General Secretary in book
Beijing, China
6. Wide of Tiananmen Square with people walking around
7. Square with portrait of Mao Zedong, former leader of China, in background
8. Various of policemen and soldiers in square
9. Wide of soldier, tilt up to statue
10. Wide of tourists taking photographs
STORYLINE
Just weeks ahead of the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square democracy movement's brutal quelling, the Chinese leader ousted for opposing the crackdown has broken his silence in a posthumous memoir that gives a rare insight to the inner workings of the Communist Party during a critical time.
It took hours of secret recordings and years of clandestine planning to get the material smuggled out and translated.
And in a conclusion extraordinary for someone who devoted his career to the party, Zhao Ziyang also urges China to become a parliamentary democracy in order to truly modernise.
The 306-page "Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang" was crafted over four years from tapes recorded in secret by Zhao, who lived under tightly monitored house arrest for 15 years before dying in 2005.
It chronicles the events that led up to the 1989 protests and details how party leaders grappled with the situation.
It also describes for the first time the loneliness the snowy-haired, bespectacled Zhao, felt while in exile.
While the book covers the same ground others before have explored, the first-person account and intimate details of political bickering and machinations are new.
While it may raise eyebrows among the Communist Party leadership, it is unlikely to cause real waves among the top cadres.
The leaders who took over after Zhao's ouster have marginalised his liberal wing of the party.
Their official verdict, that the crushing of the Tiananmen protests paved the way for China's economic success, is generally accepted among the political and business elite.
A protege of the then-supreme leader Deng Xiaoping, Zhao helped launch China's economic boom in the 1980s through bold reform that brought new prosperity to an economy stagnated by the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution.
But because he clashed with other party factions over the Tiananmen protests, centered around calls for more political freedom and an end to corruption, and was sympathetic to the demonstrators, he was accused of "splitting the party" and purged on June 24, 1989.
Zhao was last seen in public on May 19, 1989, the day before martial law was declared in Beijing, when he made a tearful visit to Tiananmen Square to talk to student hunger strikers.
He famously apologised to them, saying "I have come too late."
Two weeks later, on June 3-4, the military crushed the dissent, killing hundreds and possibly thousands of people.
Bao Pu, one of the book's editors said in an interview with AP Television that the memoir was "absolutely invaluable."
Neither will be sold on the mainland.
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Former Communist Party general secretary in ''poor health''
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File - May/June, 1989
1. Zhao Ziyang walking into a hospital room to pay a visit to hunger strikers
2. Zhao Ziyang shaking hands with Gorbachev, former presid...
File - May/June, 1989
1. Zhao Ziyang walking into a hospital room to pay a visit to hunger strikers
2. Zhao Ziyang shaking hands with Gorbachev, former president of Soviet Union
3. Wide shot demonstration at Tiananmen Square
4. Protesters pouring dirt onto the portrait of Mao Zedong, former leader of China
5. Protester making a speech with a loud speaker
6. Protesters marching with banner
7. Close shot protesters marching
8. Wide shot military trucking marching on a street of Beijing with soldiers firing guns on a truck
9. Wide shot people carrying away victims of gun fire
10. Victims being moved away
11. Tank moving on the street
12. Man trying to stop military tanks from moving forward
13. Armed soldier in front of protesters at Tiananmen Square
14. Armed veichle running into the crowd
April 6, 2004
15. Wide shot press conference of China''s Ministry of Foreign Affairs
16. Medium shot journalists with background upsound:
"(Q: I''m sure you have seen the news reports about the poor health of Zhao Ziyang, former general secretary of the Communist Party, What can you tell us about this?)"
17. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Kong Quan, Spokesman, Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
"I have no knowledge of the situation in this regard."
March 14, 2004
18. Wide shot press conference room
19. Close shot Wen Jiabao, Chinese Premier, at the press conference
20. Medium shot AP reporter asking question about the 1989 Tiananmen protest
21. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Wen Jiabao, Chinese Premier:
"At that critical moment when the Party''s and the country''s fates are at high risk, the Central Committee of the Party closely rallied the whole Party and all the Chinese people together, and by adhering to the lines and policies adopted since the third plenary session of the 11th Party Central Committee, we successfully stablised the general situation of reforms and open-up in China and strongly safeguarded the course of building socialism with Chinese characteristics."
22. Cutaway on media
23. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Wen Jiabao, Chinese Premier:
"A very, very important reason why we have made such a big success is the fact that we have been always upholding the unity of the Party and safeguarding political and social stability in this country."
24. Mid shot press conference
STORYLINE:
Zhao Ziyang, the former Communist Party general secretary who became a symbol of China''s reform era of the 1980s, is in poor health, according to a former aide.
Bao Tong, his former secretary, wrote in an essay published on Monday in the Asian Wall Street Journal that Zhao is in "poor health".
The exact state of Zhao''s health isn''t clear. Bao''s essay gave no details.
A foreign ministry spokesman said he had no further information.
The dapper Zhao was the articulate public face of the party''s struggle with social and political change in the late 1980s, fueled by the economic reforms of his mentor, Deng Xiaoping.
He was purged as party leader in 1989 after sympathising with pro-democracy protesters.
He''s since lived under house arrest, a half-forgotten symbol of the reform era, when hopes of political change ended in bloodshed.
Out of sight and power for half a generation, Zhao still holds the potential to deliver a possible shock to China''s communist dictatorship with one event: his death.
Chinese leaders already are trying to suppress demands that they declare the 1989 protests a patriotic movement, overturning the verdict that they were an anti-government riot that had to be crushed.
With the 15th anniversary of the June 4, 1989, crackdown approaching, Zhao''s passing could fuel such demands in a society where the deaths of leaders have traditionally marked major political turning points.
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File - May/June, 1989
1. Zhao Ziyang walking into a hospital room to pay a visit to hunger strikers
2. Zhao Ziyang shaking hands with Gorbachev, former president of Soviet Union
3. Wide shot demonstration at Tiananmen Square
4. Protesters pouring dirt onto the portrait of Mao Zedong, former leader of China
5. Protester making a speech with a loud speaker
6. Protesters marching with banner
7. Close shot protesters marching
8. Wide shot military trucking marching on a street of Beijing with soldiers firing guns on a truck
9. Wide shot people carrying away victims of gun fire
10. Victims being moved away
11. Tank moving on the street
12. Man trying to stop military tanks from moving forward
13. Armed soldier in front of protesters at Tiananmen Square
14. Armed veichle running into the crowd
April 6, 2004
15. Wide shot press conference of China''s Ministry of Foreign Affairs
16. Medium shot journalists with background upsound:
"(Q: I''m sure you have seen the news reports about the poor health of Zhao Ziyang, former general secretary of the Communist Party, What can you tell us about this?)"
17. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Kong Quan, Spokesman, Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
"I have no knowledge of the situation in this regard."
March 14, 2004
18. Wide shot press conference room
19. Close shot Wen Jiabao, Chinese Premier, at the press conference
20. Medium shot AP reporter asking question about the 1989 Tiananmen protest
21. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Wen Jiabao, Chinese Premier:
"At that critical moment when the Party''s and the country''s fates are at high risk, the Central Committee of the Party closely rallied the whole Party and all the Chinese people together, and by adhering to the lines and policies adopted since the third plenary session of the 11th Party Central Committee, we successfully stablised the general situation of reforms and open-up in China and strongly safeguarded the course of building socialism with Chinese characteristics."
22. Cutaway on media
23. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Wen Jiabao, Chinese Premier:
"A very, very important reason why we have made such a big success is the fact that we have been always upholding the unity of the Party and safeguarding political and social stability in this country."
24. Mid shot press conference
STORYLINE:
Zhao Ziyang, the former Communist Party general secretary who became a symbol of China''s reform era of the 1980s, is in poor health, according to a former aide.
Bao Tong, his former secretary, wrote in an essay published on Monday in the Asian Wall Street Journal that Zhao is in "poor health".
The exact state of Zhao''s health isn''t clear. Bao''s essay gave no details.
A foreign ministry spokesman said he had no further information.
The dapper Zhao was the articulate public face of the party''s struggle with social and political change in the late 1980s, fueled by the economic reforms of his mentor, Deng Xiaoping.
He was purged as party leader in 1989 after sympathising with pro-democracy protesters.
He''s since lived under house arrest, a half-forgotten symbol of the reform era, when hopes of political change ended in bloodshed.
Out of sight and power for half a generation, Zhao still holds the potential to deliver a possible shock to China''s communist dictatorship with one event: his death.
Chinese leaders already are trying to suppress demands that they declare the 1989 protests a patriotic movement, overturning the verdict that they were an anti-government riot that had to be crushed.
With the 15th anniversary of the June 4, 1989, crackdown approaching, Zhao''s passing could fuel such demands in a society where the deaths of leaders have traditionally marked major political turning points.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Thousands attend vigil for Zhao plus security at his Beijing home
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SHOTLIST
Hong Kong
1. Wide of vigil
2. Photo of late Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang
3. Mourners seated with candles
4. Various of man and young boy
5. SOUN...
SHOTLIST
Hong Kong
1. Wide of vigil
2. Photo of late Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang
3. Mourners seated with candles
4. Various of man and young boy
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Albert Cheng, pro democracy state legislator:
"Look at the people around here. I think we all come here to express not only respect for the late leadership but also to show that we have the freedom of expression."
6. Various shots of wreath being carried
7. SOUNDBITE: (Cantonese) Vox Pop:
"As Hong Kong has freedom and democracy, people can pay their last respects to Zhao Ziyang."
8. Pull out from candle to crowd
9. Various of mourners at vigil
Beijing, China
10. Various shots of security in neighbourhood where late Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang lived
STORYLINE:
Thousands of Hong Kong people held a candlelight vigil on Friday to honour late Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang, who was ousted in 1989 for sympathising with pro-democracy protesters.
Holding their candles, mourners bowed three times toward a portrait of Zhao in keeping with Chinese tradition.
Organisers said 15,000 turned out for the vigil, but police spokesman Trish Leung put the crowd at 10,000.
Zhao, 85, died on Monday in Beijing after a prolonged illness, and had lived under house arrest for 15 years after being purged for expressing support for the Tiananmen Square pro-democracy protesters in 1989.
Weeks after he visited the student demonstrators in Tiananmen Square Chinese troops cleared the area, killing hundreds.
The mourning for Zhao has been high profile in the formerly British-ruled Chinese territory, which enjoys civil liberties denied in the mainland.
Activists laid a wreath at the Chinese government's local offices and Hong Kong lawmakers observed a brief silence for Zhao on Wednesday despite a warning from China not do so.
Albert Cheng, a pro-democracy legislator, said the crowd had gathered not only to pay their last respects, but also to exercise their freedom of expression.
Friday's vigil was organised by the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of the Patriotic Democratic Movement in China, which was branded "subversive" by Beijing for helping wanted dissidents flee the country after the Tiananmen crackdown.
It was in stark contrast to Beijing's cautious handling of Zhao's death, where state media gave the news scant coverage and police watched as mourners filed into the late leader's Beijing home to pay respect.
On Friday, police officers closely guarded the Beijing neighbourhood where Zhao lived until his death.
Earlier this week, the government defended the Tiananmen Square crackdown, as well as the decision to oust Zhao on charges of "splitting the party."
However, Beijing has agreed to hold a memorial for Zhao at its main cemetery for revolutionary heroes.
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SHOTLIST
Hong Kong
1. Wide of vigil
2. Photo of late Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang
3. Mourners seated with candles
4. Various of man and young boy
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Albert Cheng, pro democracy state legislator:
"Look at the people around here. I think we all come here to express not only respect for the late leadership but also to show that we have the freedom of expression."
6. Various shots of wreath being carried
7. SOUNDBITE: (Cantonese) Vox Pop:
"As Hong Kong has freedom and democracy, people can pay their last respects to Zhao Ziyang."
8. Pull out from candle to crowd
9. Various of mourners at vigil
Beijing, China
10. Various shots of security in neighbourhood where late Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang lived
STORYLINE:
Thousands of Hong Kong people held a candlelight vigil on Friday to honour late Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang, who was ousted in 1989 for sympathising with pro-democracy protesters.
Holding their candles, mourners bowed three times toward a portrait of Zhao in keeping with Chinese tradition.
Organisers said 15,000 turned out for the vigil, but police spokesman Trish Leung put the crowd at 10,000.
Zhao, 85, died on Monday in Beijing after a prolonged illness, and had lived under house arrest for 15 years after being purged for expressing support for the Tiananmen Square pro-democracy protesters in 1989.
Weeks after he visited the student demonstrators in Tiananmen Square Chinese troops cleared the area, killing hundreds.
The mourning for Zhao has been high profile in the formerly British-ruled Chinese territory, which enjoys civil liberties denied in the mainland.
Activists laid a wreath at the Chinese government's local offices and Hong Kong lawmakers observed a brief silence for Zhao on Wednesday despite a warning from China not do so.
Albert Cheng, a pro-democracy legislator, said the crowd had gathered not only to pay their last respects, but also to exercise their freedom of expression.
Friday's vigil was organised by the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of the Patriotic Democratic Movement in China, which was branded "subversive" by Beijing for helping wanted dissidents flee the country after the Tiananmen crackdown.
It was in stark contrast to Beijing's cautious handling of Zhao's death, where state media gave the news scant coverage and police watched as mourners filed into the late leader's Beijing home to pay respect.
On Friday, police officers closely guarded the Beijing neighbourhood where Zhao lived until his death.
Earlier this week, the government defended the Tiananmen Square crackdown, as well as the decision to oust Zhao on charges of "splitting the party."
However, Beijing has agreed to hold a memorial for Zhao at its main cemetery for revolutionary heroes.
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Mourners at Zhao Ziyang memorial
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SHOTLIST
Beijing - 29 Jan 2005
1. Wide night shot of car and van convoy moving with flashing lights towards Babaoshan cemetery - site of former Communist Pa...
SHOTLIST
Beijing - 29 Jan 2005
1. Wide night shot of car and van convoy moving with flashing lights towards Babaoshan cemetery - site of former Communist Party Zhao Ziyang's funeral ceremony
2. Day shots of northwest entrance of Babaoshan cemetery, zoom in to police checking cars entering
3. Police standing at entrance to cemetery
4. Wide of vans entering cemetery after security check
Babaoshan cemetery, Beijing - Recent
5. Sign in Chinese and English at entrance to cemetery reading: "Beijing Babaoshan Funeral Parlour"
6. People entering cemetery with wreaths
7. Pan right from parking area to funeral hall reserved for Zhao Ziyang's funeral
8. Wide of entrance to hall
9. Entrance doors
Beijing - 29 Jan 2005
10. Zhao supporters marching, one of them holding up Zhao's photograph in front of photographers and cameramen, and having his hand lowered by plain clothes policeman
11. Supporter being led away by civil clothes policeman
12. Supporter holding Zhao's photograph
13. Supporters walking along a busy road
14. Old woman mourning, whaling, being held by other women UPSOUND (Mandarin) "Corruption is serious in China and there is no human rights."
15. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Voxpop, woman in blue hat:
"We're trying to get help from the government, but no one answers us."
16. Zhao supporters and mourners marching
STORYLINE:
The body of former Chinese Communist party leader Zhao Ziyang was cremated on Saturday in Beijing after a memorial service attended by at least one member of China's current leadership, the government announced.
Earlier, Chinese government barred dissidents and foreign reporters from a memorial for Zhao but about 2,000 mourners were allowed to take part.
The government tightened security along roads leading to the cemetery and drivers without passes and invitations were turned away.
The restrictions highlight the communist government's unease about Zhao's status as a symbol of an era of crushed aspirations for a more democratic system.
The "body farewell ceremony" began at 9 a.m. (0100 GMT) at Babaoshan Cemetery in western Beijing - the main cemetery for revolutionary heroes.
The memorial - a lower-status event than a state funeral - was closed to foreign reporters.
Between 1,500 and 2,000 friends and family were expected to attend, according to sources close to Zhao's family.
Jia Qinglin, a member of the party's ruling nine-member Standing Committee, attended the memorial service "on behalf of the leaders of the central authorities ... to bid farewell to the remains of Comrade Zhao and expressed condolences to his families," Xinhua said.
It said other "senior officials" also attended, but didn't give details.
Zhao, who died on January 17 at the age of 85, was forced from power in 1989 on charges of "splitting the party" after clashing with other factions over the protests. He spent his last 15 years under house arrest.
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SHOTLIST
Beijing - 29 Jan 2005
1. Wide night shot of car and van convoy moving with flashing lights towards Babaoshan cemetery - site of former Communist Party Zhao Ziyang's funeral ceremony
2. Day shots of northwest entrance of Babaoshan cemetery, zoom in to police checking cars entering
3. Police standing at entrance to cemetery
4. Wide of vans entering cemetery after security check
Babaoshan cemetery, Beijing - Recent
5. Sign in Chinese and English at entrance to cemetery reading: "Beijing Babaoshan Funeral Parlour"
6. People entering cemetery with wreaths
7. Pan right from parking area to funeral hall reserved for Zhao Ziyang's funeral
8. Wide of entrance to hall
9. Entrance doors
Beijing - 29 Jan 2005
10. Zhao supporters marching, one of them holding up Zhao's photograph in front of photographers and cameramen, and having his hand lowered by plain clothes policeman
11. Supporter being led away by civil clothes policeman
12. Supporter holding Zhao's photograph
13. Supporters walking along a busy road
14. Old woman mourning, whaling, being held by other women UPSOUND (Mandarin) "Corruption is serious in China and there is no human rights."
15. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Voxpop, woman in blue hat:
"We're trying to get help from the government, but no one answers us."
16. Zhao supporters and mourners marching
STORYLINE:
The body of former Chinese Communist party leader Zhao Ziyang was cremated on Saturday in Beijing after a memorial service attended by at least one member of China's current leadership, the government announced.
Earlier, Chinese government barred dissidents and foreign reporters from a memorial for Zhao but about 2,000 mourners were allowed to take part.
The government tightened security along roads leading to the cemetery and drivers without passes and invitations were turned away.
The restrictions highlight the communist government's unease about Zhao's status as a symbol of an era of crushed aspirations for a more democratic system.
The "body farewell ceremony" began at 9 a.m. (0100 GMT) at Babaoshan Cemetery in western Beijing - the main cemetery for revolutionary heroes.
The memorial - a lower-status event than a state funeral - was closed to foreign reporters.
Between 1,500 and 2,000 friends and family were expected to attend, according to sources close to Zhao's family.
Jia Qinglin, a member of the party's ruling nine-member Standing Committee, attended the memorial service "on behalf of the leaders of the central authorities ... to bid farewell to the remains of Comrade Zhao and expressed condolences to his families," Xinhua said.
It said other "senior officials" also attended, but didn't give details.
Zhao, who died on January 17 at the age of 85, was forced from power in 1989 on charges of "splitting the party" after clashing with other factions over the protests. He spent his last 15 years under house arrest.
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Record Numbers of Mourners Showed up at The 10th Anniversary of Zhao Ziyang’s Death
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Jan. 17 marks the 10th anniversary of death of former Party
General Secretary Zhao Ziyang.
Around 600 people paid respects at his courtyard home in
Beijing, while a memorial activity was held in Hong Kong.
His family in Beijing prepared gift cards for visitors.
The cards were printed with Zhao’s words.
Please follow our report.
On Saturday, visitors started to show up at Zhao’s residence
in Beijing.
Among the many who went to pay respect were citizens,
the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) history expert Li Rui;
Former director of the State Press and Publication
Administration Du Daozheng;
And retired professor of the Central Party School Du Guang.
Hong Kong’s Apple Daily reported that for 10 years, the
regime has been on high alert on the anniversary of the
death of Zhao Ziyang.
Strict monitoring was conducted towards visitors.
As usual, the police were on guard outside his former
residence.
By the evening, more than 600 people showed up,
the highest number in years.
Former vice premier Tian Jiyun, and former deputy secretary
general of the State Council Bai Meiqing personally paid
tribute at Zhao’s home on Jan. 15.
As usual, wreaths and inscriptions in commemorations
were displayed at Zhao’s home.
His family prepared commemorative gift cards for visitors.
The card was printed with Zhao’s words, "The CCP can’t
monopolize the governing status by its own Constitution."
Zhao’s son-in-law Wang Zhihua explains, that in Chinese
tradition, the third and 10th anniversary of the death are
considered to be very important.
The cards were prepared as commemorative and nostalgia
to his words and deeds.
Wang Zhihua: "It includes his political philosophy.
We print it because we believe his philosophy was correct
and is still right."
Former general secretary Hu Yaobang died on
April 15, 1989,.
Beijing college students’ memorial evolved into a
vigorous democracy movement.
The Communist regime deployed the army on June 4
and initiated the bloody crackdown.
Thousands of people were killed in this tragedy.
This incident which shocked the word was known as the
June 4 Massacre or 1989 Tiananmen Massacre.
Zhao, sympathetic to the student movement, opposed the
forced suppression, but was dismissed in June 1989.
Former director of Chinese Military Academy Press Xin Ziling,
"Zhao Ziyang has had a deep and wide impact.
He had engaged in separating party and government. But the
1989 Massacre put everything back to where it was.
It is a great misfortune in history."
After 15 years of house arrest, Zhao died at home on
Jan. 17, 2005 at the age of 85.
For 10 years, the CCP has considered both Zhao
and the June 4 Massacre as taboo.
The burial of his remains never took place.
Wang Zhihua: "We are still communicating with them
about the burial.
They did not say no, but there is no specific formal saying
yes either."
Hong Kong's South China Morning Post quoted Zhao’s son,
Zhao Wujun, saying that the regime agreed to bury him
in the Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery.
But the family wishes to bury him in a public cemetery with
ordinary funeral procedures, no rank or political association.
BBC reported, Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic
Democratic Movements in China (HK Alliance) also held
seminars of commemoration.
The HK Alliance also set up a site in Causeway Bay
calling Hong Kong people to sign a condolence.
HK Alliance spokesman Richard Tsoi, "In China, his name is
probably banned in the official documents or the Internet.
But, we can freely commemorate him in Hong Kong.
We hope the younger generations of China and Hong Kong
will get to know Zhao Ziyang."
Voice of America reported that, mourners have flocked
to Beijing to pay tribute at Zhao Ziyang’s home.
But there are still many dissidents being held under house
arrest and forbidden from joining the commemoration.
Many petitioners are also blocked by the authorities.
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Jan. 17 marks the 10th anniversary of death of former Party
General Secretary Zhao Ziyang.
Around 600 people paid respects at his courtyard home in
Beijing, while a memorial activity was held in Hong Kong.
His family in Beijing prepared gift cards for visitors.
The cards were printed with Zhao’s words.
Please follow our report.
On Saturday, visitors started to show up at Zhao’s residence
in Beijing.
Among the many who went to pay respect were citizens,
the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) history expert Li Rui;
Former director of the State Press and Publication
Administration Du Daozheng;
And retired professor of the Central Party School Du Guang.
Hong Kong’s Apple Daily reported that for 10 years, the
regime has been on high alert on the anniversary of the
death of Zhao Ziyang.
Strict monitoring was conducted towards visitors.
As usual, the police were on guard outside his former
residence.
By the evening, more than 600 people showed up,
the highest number in years.
Former vice premier Tian Jiyun, and former deputy secretary
general of the State Council Bai Meiqing personally paid
tribute at Zhao’s home on Jan. 15.
As usual, wreaths and inscriptions in commemorations
were displayed at Zhao’s home.
His family prepared commemorative gift cards for visitors.
The card was printed with Zhao’s words, "The CCP can’t
monopolize the governing status by its own Constitution."
Zhao’s son-in-law Wang Zhihua explains, that in Chinese
tradition, the third and 10th anniversary of the death are
considered to be very important.
The cards were prepared as commemorative and nostalgia
to his words and deeds.
Wang Zhihua: "It includes his political philosophy.
We print it because we believe his philosophy was correct
and is still right."
Former general secretary Hu Yaobang died on
April 15, 1989,.
Beijing college students’ memorial evolved into a
vigorous democracy movement.
The Communist regime deployed the army on June 4
and initiated the bloody crackdown.
Thousands of people were killed in this tragedy.
This incident which shocked the word was known as the
June 4 Massacre or 1989 Tiananmen Massacre.
Zhao, sympathetic to the student movement, opposed the
forced suppression, but was dismissed in June 1989.
Former director of Chinese Military Academy Press Xin Ziling,
"Zhao Ziyang has had a deep and wide impact.
He had engaged in separating party and government. But the
1989 Massacre put everything back to where it was.
It is a great misfortune in history."
After 15 years of house arrest, Zhao died at home on
Jan. 17, 2005 at the age of 85.
For 10 years, the CCP has considered both Zhao
and the June 4 Massacre as taboo.
The burial of his remains never took place.
Wang Zhihua: "We are still communicating with them
about the burial.
They did not say no, but there is no specific formal saying
yes either."
Hong Kong's South China Morning Post quoted Zhao’s son,
Zhao Wujun, saying that the regime agreed to bury him
in the Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery.
But the family wishes to bury him in a public cemetery with
ordinary funeral procedures, no rank or political association.
BBC reported, Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic
Democratic Movements in China (HK Alliance) also held
seminars of commemoration.
The HK Alliance also set up a site in Causeway Bay
calling Hong Kong people to sign a condolence.
HK Alliance spokesman Richard Tsoi, "In China, his name is
probably banned in the official documents or the Internet.
But, we can freely commemorate him in Hong Kong.
We hope the younger generations of China and Hong Kong
will get to know Zhao Ziyang."
Voice of America reported that, mourners have flocked
to Beijing to pay tribute at Zhao Ziyang’s home.
But there are still many dissidents being held under house
arrest and forbidden from joining the commemoration.
Many petitioners are also blocked by the authorities.
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Mourners have gathered to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of China's purged former leader, Zha...
Mourners mark China leader Zhao Ziyang's death anniversary
Mourners have gathered to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of China's purged former leader, Zhao Ziyang.
More than 100 people braved police surveillance to go to what was once his courtyard home in Beijing.
Mr Zhao was detained after opposing the use of force to end the protests in Beijing's Tiananmen Square in 1989.
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Mourners mark China leader Zhao Ziyang's death anniversary
Mourners have gathered to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of China's purged former leader, Zhao Ziyang.
More than 100 people braved police surveillance to go to what was once his courtyard home in Beijing.
Mr Zhao was detained after opposing the use of force to end the protests in Beijing's Tiananmen Square in 1989.
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Mourners mark China leader Zhao Ziyang's death anniversary
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Mourners have gathered to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of China's purged former leader, Zhao Ziyang.
More than 100 people braved police surveillance ...
Mourners have gathered to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of China's purged former leader, Zhao Ziyang.
More than 100 people braved police surveillance to go to what was once his courtyard home in Beijing.
Mr Zhao was detained after opposing the use of force to end the protests in Beijing's Tiananmen Square in 1989.
The former Communist Party leader was under constant house arrest until his death in 2005, and his name is still rarely mentioned in official circles.
The mourners took flowers and bowed low before photographs of Mr Zhao, in what appeared to be an impromptu ceremony.
Police officers were stationed outside the compound. They allowed mourners to enter the house to pay their respects, but stopped journalists from going in.
Mr Zhao's former adviser, Bao Tong, said that China's current leaders did not know how to deal with Mr Zhao's legacy.
"I think that the government is very conflicted about its opinion of Zhao Ziyang," Mr Bao told Reuters news agency.
"They're afraid that if they do not allow the public to remember him then they will make a mistake, and will be criticised by the public."
But he added that China's leaders were also afraid to allow the public to remember Mr Zhao, as they were worried people would ask them why they decided to force him to step down
In an editorial published on Saturday, the party-backed Global Times newspaper sought to explain the official silence surrounding Mr Zhao and his downfall.
It said the silence should itself be taken as a comment on how the party felt.
"In the past 25 years, China has pursued a path that [Mr] Zhao and his think tanks opposed at that time, becoming the world's second-largest economy. China is using its actions and achievements to answer questions over the sensitive issues," read the article.
Zhao Ziyang was promoted by China's former supreme leader, Deng Xiaoping, who was looking for someone to reform the economy and open up the country to the outside world.
Mr Zhao's position seemed assured when he was made general secretary of the ruling Communist Party in 1987.
But the protests by students and residents in Beijing - and elsewhere across China - two years later revealed deep divisions within the party leadership.
Hundreds of thousands called for democratic reforms in a peaceful demonstration largely focused on a gathering in Tiananmen Square.
Mr Zhao, who had a more liberal attitude than other leaders, favoured a conciliatory approach towards the protesters.
That view eventually lost to those who wanted to bring in the army, and Mr Deng approved the detention of his former favourite.
The crackdown authorised by the authorities killed hundreds in the streets of Beijing.
In a book that is thought to have been compiled from secret recordings made by Mr Zhao while under house arrest, he said the killing of protesters had been a "tragedy".
wn.com/Mourners Mark China Leader Zhao Ziyang's Death Anniversary
Mourners have gathered to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of China's purged former leader, Zhao Ziyang.
More than 100 people braved police surveillance to go to what was once his courtyard home in Beijing.
Mr Zhao was detained after opposing the use of force to end the protests in Beijing's Tiananmen Square in 1989.
The former Communist Party leader was under constant house arrest until his death in 2005, and his name is still rarely mentioned in official circles.
The mourners took flowers and bowed low before photographs of Mr Zhao, in what appeared to be an impromptu ceremony.
Police officers were stationed outside the compound. They allowed mourners to enter the house to pay their respects, but stopped journalists from going in.
Mr Zhao's former adviser, Bao Tong, said that China's current leaders did not know how to deal with Mr Zhao's legacy.
"I think that the government is very conflicted about its opinion of Zhao Ziyang," Mr Bao told Reuters news agency.
"They're afraid that if they do not allow the public to remember him then they will make a mistake, and will be criticised by the public."
But he added that China's leaders were also afraid to allow the public to remember Mr Zhao, as they were worried people would ask them why they decided to force him to step down
In an editorial published on Saturday, the party-backed Global Times newspaper sought to explain the official silence surrounding Mr Zhao and his downfall.
It said the silence should itself be taken as a comment on how the party felt.
"In the past 25 years, China has pursued a path that [Mr] Zhao and his think tanks opposed at that time, becoming the world's second-largest economy. China is using its actions and achievements to answer questions over the sensitive issues," read the article.
Zhao Ziyang was promoted by China's former supreme leader, Deng Xiaoping, who was looking for someone to reform the economy and open up the country to the outside world.
Mr Zhao's position seemed assured when he was made general secretary of the ruling Communist Party in 1987.
But the protests by students and residents in Beijing - and elsewhere across China - two years later revealed deep divisions within the party leadership.
Hundreds of thousands called for democratic reforms in a peaceful demonstration largely focused on a gathering in Tiananmen Square.
Mr Zhao, who had a more liberal attitude than other leaders, favoured a conciliatory approach towards the protesters.
That view eventually lost to those who wanted to bring in the army, and Mr Deng approved the detention of his former favourite.
The crackdown authorised by the authorities killed hundreds in the streets of Beijing.
In a book that is thought to have been compiled from secret recordings made by Mr Zhao while under house arrest, he said the killing of protesters had been a "tragedy".
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Mourners mark China leader Zhao Ziyang's death anniversary
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- Updated: 17 Jan 2015
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Mourners have gathered to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of China's purged former leader, Zhao Ziyang.
More than 100 people braved police surveillance ...
Mourners have gathered to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of China's purged former leader, Zhao Ziyang.
More than 100 people braved police surveillance to go to what was once his courtyard home in Beijing.
Mr Zhao was detained after opposing the use of force to end the protests in Beijing's Tiananmen Square in 1989.
The former Communist Party leader was under constant house arrest until his death in 2005, and his name is still rarely mentioned in official circles.
The mourners took flowers and bowed low before photographs of Mr Zhao, in what appeared to be an impromptu ceremony.
Police officers were stationed outside the compound. They allowed mourners to enter the house to pay their respects, but stopped journalists from going in.
Mr Zhao's former adviser, Bao Tong, said that China's current leaders did not know how to deal with Mr Zhao's legacy.
"I think that the government is very conflicted about its opinion of Zhao Ziyang," Mr Bao told Reuters news agency.
"They're afraid that if they do not allow the public to remember him then they will make a mistake, and will be criticised by the public."
But he added that China's leaders were also afraid to allow the public to remember Mr Zhao, as they were worried people would ask them why they decided to force him to step down.
In an editorial published on Saturday, the party-backed Global Times newspaper sought to explain the official silence surrounding Mr Zhao and his downfall.
It said the silence should itself be taken as a comment on how the party felt.
"In the past 25 years, China has pursued a path that [Mr] Zhao and his think tanks opposed at that time, becoming the world's second-largest economy. China is using its actions and achievements to answer questions over the sensitive issues," read the article.
Zhao Ziyang was promoted by China's former supreme leader, Deng Xiaoping, who was looking for someone to reform the economy and open up the country to the outside world.
Mr Zhao's position seemed assured when he was made general secretary of the ruling Communist Party in 1987.
But the protests by students and residents in Beijing - and elsewhere across China - two years later revealed deep divisions within the party leadership.
Hundreds of thousands called for democratic reforms in a peaceful demonstration largely focused on a gathering in Tiananmen Square.
Mr Zhao, who had a more liberal attitude than other leaders, favoured a conciliatory approach towards the protesters.
That view eventually lost to those who wanted to bring in the army, and Mr Deng approved the detention of his former favourite.
The crackdown authorised by the authorities killed hundreds in the streets of Beijing.
In a book that is thought to have been compiled from secret recordings made by Mr Zhao while under house arrest, he said the killing of protesters had been a "tragedy".
wn.com/Mourners Mark China Leader Zhao Ziyang's Death Anniversary
Mourners have gathered to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of China's purged former leader, Zhao Ziyang.
More than 100 people braved police surveillance to go to what was once his courtyard home in Beijing.
Mr Zhao was detained after opposing the use of force to end the protests in Beijing's Tiananmen Square in 1989.
The former Communist Party leader was under constant house arrest until his death in 2005, and his name is still rarely mentioned in official circles.
The mourners took flowers and bowed low before photographs of Mr Zhao, in what appeared to be an impromptu ceremony.
Police officers were stationed outside the compound. They allowed mourners to enter the house to pay their respects, but stopped journalists from going in.
Mr Zhao's former adviser, Bao Tong, said that China's current leaders did not know how to deal with Mr Zhao's legacy.
"I think that the government is very conflicted about its opinion of Zhao Ziyang," Mr Bao told Reuters news agency.
"They're afraid that if they do not allow the public to remember him then they will make a mistake, and will be criticised by the public."
But he added that China's leaders were also afraid to allow the public to remember Mr Zhao, as they were worried people would ask them why they decided to force him to step down.
In an editorial published on Saturday, the party-backed Global Times newspaper sought to explain the official silence surrounding Mr Zhao and his downfall.
It said the silence should itself be taken as a comment on how the party felt.
"In the past 25 years, China has pursued a path that [Mr] Zhao and his think tanks opposed at that time, becoming the world's second-largest economy. China is using its actions and achievements to answer questions over the sensitive issues," read the article.
Zhao Ziyang was promoted by China's former supreme leader, Deng Xiaoping, who was looking for someone to reform the economy and open up the country to the outside world.
Mr Zhao's position seemed assured when he was made general secretary of the ruling Communist Party in 1987.
But the protests by students and residents in Beijing - and elsewhere across China - two years later revealed deep divisions within the party leadership.
Hundreds of thousands called for democratic reforms in a peaceful demonstration largely focused on a gathering in Tiananmen Square.
Mr Zhao, who had a more liberal attitude than other leaders, favoured a conciliatory approach towards the protesters.
That view eventually lost to those who wanted to bring in the army, and Mr Deng approved the detention of his former favourite.
The crackdown authorised by the authorities killed hundreds in the streets of Beijing.
In a book that is thought to have been compiled from secret recordings made by Mr Zhao while under house arrest, he said the killing of protesters had been a "tragedy".
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CCP Stops Commemoration of Zhao Ziyang's death
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January 17 is the tenth anniversary of the death of former CCP General Secretary, Zhao Ziyang. The Chinese authorities still monitor related people and stop them offering condolences at Zhao Ziyang's home as before.
According to a Radio Free Asia report, Zhao's former secretary Bao Tong said he was notified by the authorities on the 16th not to accept an interview. Bao said, he was beaten by police at Zhao's home because of condolences 10 years ago. Therefore, he won't go to condole on the 17th at Fuqiang alley.
Beijing dissident Hu Jia also said he was under house arrest since the 14th because of the coming tenth anniversary of Zhao Ziyang's death. They don't want him to condole.
However, Beijing petitioners said they would go as previous years to mourn Zhao without fear of interception.
Zhao's relatives revealed that the Chinese authorities still do not allow his ashes buried even though he passed away ten years ago.
The former CCP General Secretary Zhao Ziyang was dismissed and put under house arrest due to his opposition to the forced suppression of the 1989 Tiananmen Incident. However, mainland people respect him greatly.
Beijing Severe Smog: Foreigners Protest with Placards
In recent days, Beijing encounters its longest and greatest air pollution in 2015. The fine particulate matter in the air is 600 micrograms per cubic meter. Beijing netizens said it is like the end of the world.
The foreigners who are working in Beijing can't bear the severe haze. Several young Ukrainians even protested with placards.
According to Tianya website, these young foreigners held cardboard with a message, "waiting for the wind", "we are waiting for the wind", "we are stars in the haze", etc to express discontent at a square in Beijing.
Student Leaders Including Huang ZhiFeng Held on Remand After Arrest
January 16, four members including the convener Huang Zhifeng from Scholarism went to be arrested in Hong Kong police station. They accept investigation because of involvment in Occupy Central movement and multiple charges. However, they said they did not accept bail. Eventually, they were unconditionally released according to the police procedure.
That day, more than 40 people held yellow umbrellas and raised the slogan to support them outside the police station.
Hong Kong police started to call the organizers of Occupy Central movement in early January to schedule arrest at a specific time in the police station. The first scheduled people including student leaders, the pan Democrats and three people of Occupy Central, number around 50.
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January 17 is the tenth anniversary of the death of former CCP General Secretary, Zhao Ziyang. The Chinese authorities still monitor related people and stop them offering condolences at Zhao Ziyang's home as before.
According to a Radio Free Asia report, Zhao's former secretary Bao Tong said he was notified by the authorities on the 16th not to accept an interview. Bao said, he was beaten by police at Zhao's home because of condolences 10 years ago. Therefore, he won't go to condole on the 17th at Fuqiang alley.
Beijing dissident Hu Jia also said he was under house arrest since the 14th because of the coming tenth anniversary of Zhao Ziyang's death. They don't want him to condole.
However, Beijing petitioners said they would go as previous years to mourn Zhao without fear of interception.
Zhao's relatives revealed that the Chinese authorities still do not allow his ashes buried even though he passed away ten years ago.
The former CCP General Secretary Zhao Ziyang was dismissed and put under house arrest due to his opposition to the forced suppression of the 1989 Tiananmen Incident. However, mainland people respect him greatly.
Beijing Severe Smog: Foreigners Protest with Placards
In recent days, Beijing encounters its longest and greatest air pollution in 2015. The fine particulate matter in the air is 600 micrograms per cubic meter. Beijing netizens said it is like the end of the world.
The foreigners who are working in Beijing can't bear the severe haze. Several young Ukrainians even protested with placards.
According to Tianya website, these young foreigners held cardboard with a message, "waiting for the wind", "we are waiting for the wind", "we are stars in the haze", etc to express discontent at a square in Beijing.
Student Leaders Including Huang ZhiFeng Held on Remand After Arrest
January 16, four members including the convener Huang Zhifeng from Scholarism went to be arrested in Hong Kong police station. They accept investigation because of involvment in Occupy Central movement and multiple charges. However, they said they did not accept bail. Eventually, they were unconditionally released according to the police procedure.
That day, more than 40 people held yellow umbrellas and raised the slogan to support them outside the police station.
Hong Kong police started to call the organizers of Occupy Central movement in early January to schedule arrest at a specific time in the police station. The first scheduled people including student leaders, the pan Democrats and three people of Occupy Central, number around 50.
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91 Falun Gong Practitioners Persecuted to Death in 2014
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- Duration: 2:42
- Updated: 05 Jan 2015
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The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has...
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews
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The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been persecuting
Falun Gong practitioners for 16 years.
The situation had not taken a turn for the better in 2014.
Falun Gong practitioners still faced harassment,
intimidation, abduction, property confiscation, illegal
detention and torture at the hands of the CCP’s 610 Office.
According to Minghui (minghui.org), there have been
continuous reports of Falun Gong practitioners’ deaths
under severe persecution.
In 2014, it was confirmed that 123 practitioners
were persecuted to death.
91 passed away in 2014 and 17 passed away in 2013.
Another 15 died before 2013, but their deaths
were not confirmed until 2014.
This is to say, about 15 mainland Falun Gong practitioners
were persecuted to death every two months in 2014.
The report also stressed that there were still many
uncovered persecution cases due to the CCP’s
information block.
The statistics do not reveal the complete picture
of the deadly tortures to Falun Gong practitioners
in mainland China.
Shandong Villager Hung Himself at Home: Intimidated by Forcible Demolition
On Jan. 3, a Chinese Human Rights Defender website
reported the story of Wang Lixian, a resident
of Shengjia Village, Fei County, Shandong Province.
Wang hung himself at home on Dec. 31, faced with
pressure of home demolition intimidation enforced
by the local CCP government.
The report said that Shengjia Village, where Wang’s home
is located, has been included in a home demolition project
by the local government.
However, the plan encountered strong resistance from
local residents, who were only given little compensation.
Before New Year’s Day, demolition officers intimidated
Wang Lixian, saying that his home would be forcibly
destroyed if he refused to sign the project agreement.
On the afternoon of Dec. 31, Wang learned that the
demolition office had prepared 50 vehicles and 200 people
to demolish his home.
In desperation, Wang hung himself at home.
The report said the local government had been monitoring
Wang’s family to prevent them from petitioning.
All roads leading out of the village were also blocked.
Ten Years After Zhao Ziyang Passed Away, Ashes Left Unburied
Jan. 17, 2015 will mark the 10th anniversary of former
CCP secretary-general Zhao Ziyang’s passing.
Some overseas groups are currently preparing
to commemorate Zhao with events.
A Radio Free Asia report quoted sources who revealed
that Zhao Ziyang’s ashes were still left unburied.
Zhao’s family requested many times that
Zhao’s ashes be buried with his wife.
However, the CCP responded that this would
only be done at the “proper” time.
Currently Zhao Ziyang couple’s ashes are still kept
at their home, located at No. 6, Fuqiang Hutong in Beijing.
Sources close to Zhao’s family said the CCP has not
agreed to bury Zhao and his wife as they are afraid
of Chinese people’s mourning and paying respects
at his gravestone.
During the June Fourth Incident in 1989, Zhao Ziyang
showed sympathy for student protesters
and opposed violent suppression.
For that reason, he was dismissed permanently and spent
the last 15 years of his life under house arrest.
《神韵》2015世界巡演新亮点
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The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been persecuting
Falun Gong practitioners for 16 years.
The situation had not taken a turn for the better in 2014.
Falun Gong practitioners still faced harassment,
intimidation, abduction, property confiscation, illegal
detention and torture at the hands of the CCP’s 610 Office.
According to Minghui (minghui.org), there have been
continuous reports of Falun Gong practitioners’ deaths
under severe persecution.
In 2014, it was confirmed that 123 practitioners
were persecuted to death.
91 passed away in 2014 and 17 passed away in 2013.
Another 15 died before 2013, but their deaths
were not confirmed until 2014.
This is to say, about 15 mainland Falun Gong practitioners
were persecuted to death every two months in 2014.
The report also stressed that there were still many
uncovered persecution cases due to the CCP’s
information block.
The statistics do not reveal the complete picture
of the deadly tortures to Falun Gong practitioners
in mainland China.
Shandong Villager Hung Himself at Home: Intimidated by Forcible Demolition
On Jan. 3, a Chinese Human Rights Defender website
reported the story of Wang Lixian, a resident
of Shengjia Village, Fei County, Shandong Province.
Wang hung himself at home on Dec. 31, faced with
pressure of home demolition intimidation enforced
by the local CCP government.
The report said that Shengjia Village, where Wang’s home
is located, has been included in a home demolition project
by the local government.
However, the plan encountered strong resistance from
local residents, who were only given little compensation.
Before New Year’s Day, demolition officers intimidated
Wang Lixian, saying that his home would be forcibly
destroyed if he refused to sign the project agreement.
On the afternoon of Dec. 31, Wang learned that the
demolition office had prepared 50 vehicles and 200 people
to demolish his home.
In desperation, Wang hung himself at home.
The report said the local government had been monitoring
Wang’s family to prevent them from petitioning.
All roads leading out of the village were also blocked.
Ten Years After Zhao Ziyang Passed Away, Ashes Left Unburied
Jan. 17, 2015 will mark the 10th anniversary of former
CCP secretary-general Zhao Ziyang’s passing.
Some overseas groups are currently preparing
to commemorate Zhao with events.
A Radio Free Asia report quoted sources who revealed
that Zhao Ziyang’s ashes were still left unburied.
Zhao’s family requested many times that
Zhao’s ashes be buried with his wife.
However, the CCP responded that this would
only be done at the “proper” time.
Currently Zhao Ziyang couple’s ashes are still kept
at their home, located at No. 6, Fuqiang Hutong in Beijing.
Sources close to Zhao’s family said the CCP has not
agreed to bury Zhao and his wife as they are afraid
of Chinese people’s mourning and paying respects
at his gravestone.
During the June Fourth Incident in 1989, Zhao Ziyang
showed sympathy for student protesters
and opposed violent suppression.
For that reason, he was dismissed permanently and spent
the last 15 years of his life under house arrest.
《神韵》2015世界巡演新亮点
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- published: 05 Jan 2015
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The mid-1980s saw a dramatic relaxation of Communist Party control over China’s economic, political, and intellectual life. It was arguably the most liberal period in the history of the People’s Republic, as a new generation of reformers sought to push the country towards a more open and tolerant system. These same trends, however, alarmed Party hardliners, who made repeated attempts to roll back -
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, 六四事件
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, commonly known as the June Fourth Incident (六四事件) or '89 Democracy Movement (八九民运) in Chinese,[1] were student-led popular demonstrations in Beijing which took place in the spring of 1989 and received broad support from city residents, exposing deep splits within China's political leadership. The protests were forcibly suppressed by hardline leaders who order -
[Documentary] Tiananmen Square Massacre 1989 in China
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, commonly known as the June Fourth Incident (六四事件) or more accurately '89 Democracy Movement (八九民运) in Chinese, were st... -
2015 China Super League: Ningbo Vs Weiqiao [Full Match]
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The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, commonly known as the June Fourth Incident in Chinese, were student-led popular demonstrations in Beijing which took p... -
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# 2015 China Super League (Stage 1|Round 14) ► WEIQIAO Vs SHANDONG (August 15) 1. Timo Boll - Fang Bo @ 7:30 2. Liang Jingkun - Hao Shuai @ 33:59 3.Cui Qinglei/Timo Boll - Hao Shuai/Zhang Chao @ 1:09:19 4. Liang Jingkun - Fang Bo @ 1:31:26 5. Zhang Yudong - Zhang Chao @ 2:20:52 • Weiqiao: Liang Jingkun, Cui Qinglei, Yu Ziyang, Zhang Yudong, Liu Yi, Zhao Qihao, Timo Boll • Shandong: Zhang Jike, Ha -
2015 China Super League: Bazhou Vs Weiqiao [Full Match/Chinese]
# 2015 China Super League (CTTSL) ►BAZHOU Vs WEIQIAO (June 16) 1. Fan Shengpeng - Cui Qinglei @ 9:27 2. Wang Chuqin - Liang Jingkun @ 34:48 3. Zhai Chao/Cheng Jingqi - Cui Qinglei/Zhou Qihao @ 1:13:41 4. Fan Shengpeng - Liang Jingkun @ 1:46:18 • Bazhou: Ren Hao, Zhai Chao, Cheng Jingqi, Fan Shengpeng, Wang Chuqin, Stephane Ouaiche • Weiqiao: Liang Jingkun, Cui Qinglei, Yu Ziyang, Zhang Yudong, Li -
DOTA 2 Tongfu vs LGD Game 1 - POV as LGD.Maybe - QoP (Shanghai Major 2016, CN Qualifiers, Group A)
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2014 Japan Open (ms-final) MIZUTANI Jun - YU Ziyang [HD] [Full Match/Chinese]
2014 ITTF World Tour, Japan Open, June 18-22, Yokohama, JPN Men's Singles Final: Yu Ziyang (CHN) - Mizutani Jun (JPN) Many Thanks to Guwahati Sports! • http:... -
DOTA 2 Tongfu vs LGD Game 2 - POV as LGD.Maybe - SF (Shanghai Major 2016, CN QLs Group A )
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2014 China Super League: Timo Boll - Zhao Zihao [Full* Match/Chinese]
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2014 CTTSL許昕- 于子洋 (乒乓超級聯賽) Xu Xin vs Yu Ziyang
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2014 China Super League: XU Xin - BOLL Timo [Full Match/Chinese]
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2014 China Super League: Xu Xin - Yu Ziyang [HD] [Full match/Chinese]
2014 Chinese Super League [1st Stage] ▻SHANGHAI Vs WEIQIAO (Round14/July19) [1] Xu Xin - Yu Ziyang 2. Shang Kun - Ren Hao 3. Shang Kun/Zhao Zihao - Ma Lin......
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- published: 22 Jul 2014
- views: 7500
- author: janus770
Arquivo N 001 - Massacre da Praça da Paz
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 20:59
- Updated: 28 Aug 2014
- views: 6557
- author: Paullo Gondim
Adicionem no orkut: paulogondim1000@gmail.com Comentem e assistam o próximo Documentário: ============================= Arquivo N - Acidentes Nucleares - 002......
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Adicionem no orkut: paulogondim1000@gmail.com Comentem e assistam o próximo Documentário: ============================= Arquivo N - Acidentes Nucleares - 002...
- published: 29 Sep 2011
- views: 6557
- author: Paullo Gondim
What Effect Did Tiananmen Square Have on China? Protest Movement (1989)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 40:51
- Updated: 04 Jun 2014
- views: 849
- author: The Book Archive
The protests led to a strengthened role for the state. In its aftermath, many of the freedoms introduced during the 1980s were rescinded, as the party return......
The protests led to a strengthened role for the state. In its aftermath, many of the freedoms introduced during the 1980s were rescinded, as the party return...
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The protests led to a strengthened role for the state. In its aftermath, many of the freedoms introduced during the 1980s were rescinded, as the party return...
- published: 06 Mar 2014
- views: 849
- author: The Book Archive
Assignment: China - The 1980s
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 61:28
- Updated: 02 Oct 2015
- views: 8
The mid-1980s saw a dramatic relaxation of Communist Party control over China’s economic, political, and intellectual life. It was arguably the most liberal per...
The mid-1980s saw a dramatic relaxation of Communist Party control over China’s economic, political, and intellectual life. It was arguably the most liberal period in the history of the People’s Republic, as a new generation of reformers sought to push the country towards a more open and tolerant system. These same trends, however, alarmed Party hardliners, who made repeated attempts to roll back the tide of liberalization.
For members of the American press corps in Beijing, it was a period of testing the boundaries, challenging the restrictions on news coverage at the heart of the system, and exploring parts of Chinese society that had long been off-limits. Assignment China: the 1980s tells their story.
The episode features interviews with some of the leading journalists who covered China during those years, They include John Burns, Edward Gargan and Ncholas Kristof of the New York Times, Michael Weisskopf and Dan Southerland of the Washington Post, Richard Hornik and Jaime FlorCruz of Time, Michael Parks and Jim Mann of the Los Angeles Times, John Sheahan of CBS News, John Pomfret of the AP, Adi Ignatius of the Wall St. Journal, and Dorinda Elliot of Newsweek.
The film breaks important new ground, with John Burns revealing new details about his detention and expulsion from China in 1986, Mike Wallace’s producer sharing the behind-the-story story of the disastrous CBS "60 Minutes" 1986 interview with Deng Xiaoping, which almost got CBS News kicked out of China, the equally interesting story of how Communist Party chief Zhao Ziyang appeared on NBC's "Meet the Press" in 1987, the saga of the reporters who covered the 1987 unrest in Tibet and were booted out of the region for their efforts, and the way journalists reported the remarkable intellectual and political opening in 1988 which paved the way for the pro-democracy demonstrations in 1989.
With rare archival footage and still photos, Assignment China: the 1980s paints a revealing picture of how the media covered the China story in the years leading up to the crisis in Tiananmen Square.
wn.com/Assignment China The 1980S
The mid-1980s saw a dramatic relaxation of Communist Party control over China’s economic, political, and intellectual life. It was arguably the most liberal period in the history of the People’s Republic, as a new generation of reformers sought to push the country towards a more open and tolerant system. These same trends, however, alarmed Party hardliners, who made repeated attempts to roll back the tide of liberalization.
For members of the American press corps in Beijing, it was a period of testing the boundaries, challenging the restrictions on news coverage at the heart of the system, and exploring parts of Chinese society that had long been off-limits. Assignment China: the 1980s tells their story.
The episode features interviews with some of the leading journalists who covered China during those years, They include John Burns, Edward Gargan and Ncholas Kristof of the New York Times, Michael Weisskopf and Dan Southerland of the Washington Post, Richard Hornik and Jaime FlorCruz of Time, Michael Parks and Jim Mann of the Los Angeles Times, John Sheahan of CBS News, John Pomfret of the AP, Adi Ignatius of the Wall St. Journal, and Dorinda Elliot of Newsweek.
The film breaks important new ground, with John Burns revealing new details about his detention and expulsion from China in 1986, Mike Wallace’s producer sharing the behind-the-story story of the disastrous CBS "60 Minutes" 1986 interview with Deng Xiaoping, which almost got CBS News kicked out of China, the equally interesting story of how Communist Party chief Zhao Ziyang appeared on NBC's "Meet the Press" in 1987, the saga of the reporters who covered the 1987 unrest in Tibet and were booted out of the region for their efforts, and the way journalists reported the remarkable intellectual and political opening in 1988 which paved the way for the pro-democracy demonstrations in 1989.
With rare archival footage and still photos, Assignment China: the 1980s paints a revealing picture of how the media covered the China story in the years leading up to the crisis in Tiananmen Square.
- published: 02 Oct 2015
- views: 8
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, 六四事件
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- Duration: 43:47
- Updated: 08 Nov 2015
- views: 3
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, commonly known as the June Fourth Incident (六四事件) or '89 Democracy Movement (八九民运) in Chinese,[1] were student-led popula...
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, commonly known as the June Fourth Incident (六四事件) or '89 Democracy Movement (八九民运) in Chinese,[1] were student-led popular demonstrations in Beijing which took place in the spring of 1989 and received broad support from city residents, exposing deep splits within China's political leadership. The protests were forcibly suppressed by hardline leaders who ordered the military to enforce martial law in the country's capital.[2][3] The crackdown that initiated on June 3–4 became known as the Tiananmen Square Massacre or the June 4 Massacre as troops with assault rifles and tanks inflicted casualties on unarmed civilians trying to block the military's advance towards Tiananmen Square in the heart of Beijing, which students and other demonstrators had occupied for seven weeks. The number of civilian deaths has been estimated at anywhere between hundreds and thousands.[4] The Chinese government condemned the protests as a counter-revolutionary riot, and has largely prohibited discussion and remembrance of the events.[5][6]
The protests were triggered in April 1989 by the death of former Communist Party General Secretary Hu Yaobang, a liberal reformer who was deposed after losing a power struggle with hardliners over the direction of political and economic reforms.[7] University students marched and gathered in Tiananmen Square to mourn. Hu had also voiced grievances against inflation, limited career prospects, and corruption of the party elite.[8] The protesters called for government accountability, freedom of the press, freedom of speech, and the restoration of workers' control over industry.[9][10] At the height of the protests, about a million people assembled in the Square.[11] Most of them were university students in Beijing.
The government initially took a conciliatory stance toward the protesters.[12] The student-led hunger strike galvanized support for the demonstrators around the country and the protests spread to 400 cities by mid-May.[13] Ultimately, China's paramount leader Deng Xiaoping and other party elders resolved to use force.[14] Party authorities declared martial law on May 20, and mobilized as many as 300,000 troops to Beijing.[13]
In the aftermath of the crackdown, the government conducted widespread arrests of protesters and their supporters, cracked down on other protests around China, expelled foreign journalists and strictly controlled coverage of the events in the domestic press. The police and internal security forces were strengthened. Officials deemed sympathetic to the protests were demoted or purged.[15] Zhao Ziyang was ousted in a party leadership reshuffle and replaced with Jiang Zemin. Political reforms were largely halted and economic reforms did not resume until Deng Xiaoping's 1992 southern tour.[16][17] The Chinese government was widely condemned internationally for the use of force against the protesters. Western governments imposed economic sanctions and arms embargoes.
wn.com/The Tiananmen Square Protests Of 1989, 六四事件
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, commonly known as the June Fourth Incident (六四事件) or '89 Democracy Movement (八九民运) in Chinese,[1] were student-led popular demonstrations in Beijing which took place in the spring of 1989 and received broad support from city residents, exposing deep splits within China's political leadership. The protests were forcibly suppressed by hardline leaders who ordered the military to enforce martial law in the country's capital.[2][3] The crackdown that initiated on June 3–4 became known as the Tiananmen Square Massacre or the June 4 Massacre as troops with assault rifles and tanks inflicted casualties on unarmed civilians trying to block the military's advance towards Tiananmen Square in the heart of Beijing, which students and other demonstrators had occupied for seven weeks. The number of civilian deaths has been estimated at anywhere between hundreds and thousands.[4] The Chinese government condemned the protests as a counter-revolutionary riot, and has largely prohibited discussion and remembrance of the events.[5][6]
The protests were triggered in April 1989 by the death of former Communist Party General Secretary Hu Yaobang, a liberal reformer who was deposed after losing a power struggle with hardliners over the direction of political and economic reforms.[7] University students marched and gathered in Tiananmen Square to mourn. Hu had also voiced grievances against inflation, limited career prospects, and corruption of the party elite.[8] The protesters called for government accountability, freedom of the press, freedom of speech, and the restoration of workers' control over industry.[9][10] At the height of the protests, about a million people assembled in the Square.[11] Most of them were university students in Beijing.
The government initially took a conciliatory stance toward the protesters.[12] The student-led hunger strike galvanized support for the demonstrators around the country and the protests spread to 400 cities by mid-May.[13] Ultimately, China's paramount leader Deng Xiaoping and other party elders resolved to use force.[14] Party authorities declared martial law on May 20, and mobilized as many as 300,000 troops to Beijing.[13]
In the aftermath of the crackdown, the government conducted widespread arrests of protesters and their supporters, cracked down on other protests around China, expelled foreign journalists and strictly controlled coverage of the events in the domestic press. The police and internal security forces were strengthened. Officials deemed sympathetic to the protests were demoted or purged.[15] Zhao Ziyang was ousted in a party leadership reshuffle and replaced with Jiang Zemin. Political reforms were largely halted and economic reforms did not resume until Deng Xiaoping's 1992 southern tour.[16][17] The Chinese government was widely condemned internationally for the use of force against the protesters. Western governments imposed economic sanctions and arms embargoes.
- published: 08 Nov 2015
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[Documentary] Tiananmen Square Massacre 1989 in China
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 78:41
- Updated: 22 Aug 2014
- views: 968
- author: Francisco Álvarez
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, commonly known as the June Fourth Incident (六四事件) or more accurately '89 Democracy Movement (八九民运) in Chinese, were st......
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, commonly known as the June Fourth Incident (六四事件) or more accurately '89 Democracy Movement (八九民运) in Chinese, were st...
wn.com/Documentary Tiananmen Square Massacre 1989 In China
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, commonly known as the June Fourth Incident (六四事件) or more accurately '89 Democracy Movement (八九民运) in Chinese, were st...
- published: 24 May 2014
- views: 968
- author: Francisco Álvarez
2015 China Super League: Ningbo Vs Weiqiao [Full Match]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 117:59
- Updated: 23 Jul 2015
- views: 1518
# 2015 China Super League (Stage 1|Round 11)
► NINGBO Vs WEIQIAO (July 21)
1. Ma Long - Zhang Yudong @ 11:18
2. Yan An - Liang Jingkun @ 47:26
3. Yan An/Lin Gao...
# 2015 China Super League (Stage 1|Round 11)
► NINGBO Vs WEIQIAO (July 21)
1. Ma Long - Zhang Yudong @ 11:18
2. Yan An - Liang Jingkun @ 47:26
3. Yan An/Lin Gaoyuan - Cui Qinglei/Timo Boll @ 1:21:06
4. Ma Long - Liang Jingkun @ 1:35:03
• Ningbo: Ma Long, Yan An, Lin Gaoyuan, Lvy Xiang
• Weiqiao: Liang Jingkun, Cui Qinglei, Yu Ziyang, Zhang Yudong, Liu Yi, Zhao Qihao, Timo Boll
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# 2015 China Super League (Stage 1|Round 11)
► NINGBO Vs WEIQIAO (July 21)
1. Ma Long - Zhang Yudong @ 11:18
2. Yan An - Liang Jingkun @ 47:26
3. Yan An/Lin Gaoyuan - Cui Qinglei/Timo Boll @ 1:21:06
4. Ma Long - Liang Jingkun @ 1:35:03
• Ningbo: Ma Long, Yan An, Lin Gaoyuan, Lvy Xiang
• Weiqiao: Liang Jingkun, Cui Qinglei, Yu Ziyang, Zhang Yudong, Liu Yi, Zhao Qihao, Timo Boll
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- published: 23 Jul 2015
- views: 1518
2015 China Super League: Weiqiao Vs Bayi [HD50fps] [Full* Match/Chinese]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 119:50
- Updated: 21 Aug 2015
- views: 327
# 2015 China Super League (Stage 1|Round 15)
► WEIQIAO Vs BAYI (August 18)
1. Timo Boll - Fan Zhendong @ 1:40
2. Liang Jingkun 3: 2 Zhou Yu @ 36:10
3. Cui Qingl...
# 2015 China Super League (Stage 1|Round 15)
► WEIQIAO Vs BAYI (August 18)
1. Timo Boll - Fan Zhendong @ 1:40
2. Liang Jingkun 3: 2 Zhou Yu @ 36:10
3. Cui Qinglei / Timo Boll 0: 2 Zhou Yu / Zhou Kai @ 1:21:58
4. Liang Jingkun 2: 3 Fan Zhendong @ 1:39:52
• Weiqiao: Liang Jingkun, Cui Qinglei, Yu Ziyang, Zhang Yudong, Liu Yi, Zhao Qihao, Timo Boll
• Bayi: Fan Zhendong, Zhou Yu, Xu Chenhao, Zhou Kai, Zhang Yang
Many Thanks to BpsHD.com and CCTV-5
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# 2015 China Super League (Stage 1|Round 15)
► WEIQIAO Vs BAYI (August 18)
1. Timo Boll - Fan Zhendong @ 1:40
2. Liang Jingkun 3: 2 Zhou Yu @ 36:10
3. Cui Qinglei / Timo Boll 0: 2 Zhou Yu / Zhou Kai @ 1:21:58
4. Liang Jingkun 2: 3 Fan Zhendong @ 1:39:52
• Weiqiao: Liang Jingkun, Cui Qinglei, Yu Ziyang, Zhang Yudong, Liu Yi, Zhao Qihao, Timo Boll
• Bayi: Fan Zhendong, Zhou Yu, Xu Chenhao, Zhou Kai, Zhang Yang
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- published: 21 Aug 2015
- views: 327
六四 中國北京 天安門大屠殺
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:31
- Updated: 04 Jun 2014
- views: 224
- author: Siu Ping Tang
六四中國北京天安門大屠殺https://archive.org/details/thrill_for_20_years_june_fourth_1989 廿年的激動‧六四Thrill for Twenty Years - June Fourth (1989) This audio statement is......
六四中國北京天安門大屠殺https://archive.org/details/thrill_for_20_years_june_fourth_1989 廿年的激動‧六四Thrill for Twenty Years - June Fourth (1989) This audio statement is...
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六四中國北京天安門大屠殺https://archive.org/details/thrill_for_20_years_june_fourth_1989 廿年的激動‧六四Thrill for Twenty Years - June Fourth (1989) This audio statement is...
- published: 04 Jun 2014
- views: 224
- author: Siu Ping Tang
2015 China Super League: Guandong Vs Weiqiao [HD1080p] [Full Match/Chinese]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 122:55
- Updated: 04 Aug 2015
- views: 895
2015 China Super League (Stage 1|Round 13)
► GUANGDONG Vs WEIQIAO (July 28)
1. Liu Jikang - Timo Boll @ 9:50
2. Joo Saehyuk - Liang Jingkun @ 36:09
3. Yin Hang/...
2015 China Super League (Stage 1|Round 13)
► GUANGDONG Vs WEIQIAO (July 28)
1. Liu Jikang - Timo Boll @ 9:50
2. Joo Saehyuk - Liang Jingkun @ 36:09
3. Yin Hang/Liu Yanan - Cui Qinglei/Timo Boll @ 1:13:44
4. Liu Jikang - Liang Jingkun @ 1:36:47
• Guangdong: Liu Jikang, Yin Hang, Liu Yanan, Joo Saehyuk, Wong Chun Ting
• Weiqiao: Liang Jingkun, Cui Qinglei, Yu Ziyang, Zhang Yudong, Liu Yi, Zhao Qihao, Timo Boll
Many Thanks to Waha Sports & CTTSL / @ CTTA ITTF
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2015 China Super League (Stage 1|Round 13)
► GUANGDONG Vs WEIQIAO (July 28)
1. Liu Jikang - Timo Boll @ 9:50
2. Joo Saehyuk - Liang Jingkun @ 36:09
3. Yin Hang/Liu Yanan - Cui Qinglei/Timo Boll @ 1:13:44
4. Liu Jikang - Liang Jingkun @ 1:36:47
• Guangdong: Liu Jikang, Yin Hang, Liu Yanan, Joo Saehyuk, Wong Chun Ting
• Weiqiao: Liang Jingkun, Cui Qinglei, Yu Ziyang, Zhang Yudong, Liu Yi, Zhao Qihao, Timo Boll
Many Thanks to Waha Sports & CTTSL / @ CTTA ITTF
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- published: 04 Aug 2015
- views: 895
2014 China Super League: Shang Kun - Ren Hao [HD] [Full match/Chinese]
2014 Chinese Super League [1st Stage] ▻SHANGHAI Vs WEIQIAO (Round14/July19) 1. Xu Xin - Yu Ziyang [2] Shang Kun - Ren Hao 3. Shang Kun/Zhao Zihao - Ma Lin......
2014 Chinese Super League [1st Stage] ▻SHANGHAI Vs WEIQIAO (Round14/July19) 1. Xu Xin - Yu Ziyang [2] Shang Kun - Ren Hao 3. Shang Kun/Zhao Zihao - Ma Lin...
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2014 Chinese Super League [1st Stage] ▻SHANGHAI Vs WEIQIAO (Round14/July19) 1. Xu Xin - Yu Ziyang [2] Shang Kun - Ren Hao 3. Shang Kun/Zhao Zihao - Ma Lin...
- published: 22 Jul 2014
- views: 1956
- author: janus770
The Chinese Democracy Movement and the Tiananmen Square Protests of 1989 (1990)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 55:55
- Updated: 11 Mar 2014
- views: 2356
- author: The Film Archives
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, commonly known as the June Fourth Incident in Chinese, were student-led popular demonstrations in Beijing which took p......
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, commonly known as the June Fourth Incident in Chinese, were student-led popular demonstrations in Beijing which took p...
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The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, commonly known as the June Fourth Incident in Chinese, were student-led popular demonstrations in Beijing which took p...
- published: 07 Feb 2014
- views: 2356
- author: The Film Archives
2015 China Super League: Weiqiao Vs Shandong [Full Match/Chinese]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 157:54
- Updated: 16 Aug 2015
- views: 725
# 2015 China Super League (Stage 1|Round 14)
► WEIQIAO Vs SHANDONG (August 15)
1. Timo Boll - Fang Bo @ 7:30
2. Liang Jingkun - Hao Shuai @ 33:59
3.Cui Qinglei/...
# 2015 China Super League (Stage 1|Round 14)
► WEIQIAO Vs SHANDONG (August 15)
1. Timo Boll - Fang Bo @ 7:30
2. Liang Jingkun - Hao Shuai @ 33:59
3.Cui Qinglei/Timo Boll - Hao Shuai/Zhang Chao @ 1:09:19
4. Liang Jingkun - Fang Bo @ 1:31:26
5. Zhang Yudong - Zhang Chao @ 2:20:52
• Weiqiao: Liang Jingkun, Cui Qinglei, Yu Ziyang, Zhang Yudong, Liu Yi, Zhao Qihao, Timo Boll
• Shandong: Zhang Jike, Hao Shuai, Zhang Chao, Fang Bo, Wu Hao
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# 2015 China Super League (Stage 1|Round 14)
► WEIQIAO Vs SHANDONG (August 15)
1. Timo Boll - Fang Bo @ 7:30
2. Liang Jingkun - Hao Shuai @ 33:59
3.Cui Qinglei/Timo Boll - Hao Shuai/Zhang Chao @ 1:09:19
4. Liang Jingkun - Fang Bo @ 1:31:26
5. Zhang Yudong - Zhang Chao @ 2:20:52
• Weiqiao: Liang Jingkun, Cui Qinglei, Yu Ziyang, Zhang Yudong, Liu Yi, Zhao Qihao, Timo Boll
• Shandong: Zhang Jike, Hao Shuai, Zhang Chao, Fang Bo, Wu Hao
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- published: 16 Aug 2015
- views: 725
2015 China Super League: Bazhou Vs Weiqiao [Full Match/Chinese]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 139:22
- Updated: 17 Jun 2015
- views: 20
# 2015 China Super League (CTTSL)
►BAZHOU Vs WEIQIAO (June 16)
1. Fan Shengpeng - Cui Qinglei @ 9:27
2. Wang Chuqin - Liang Jingkun @ 34:48
3. Zhai Chao/Cheng J...
# 2015 China Super League (CTTSL)
►BAZHOU Vs WEIQIAO (June 16)
1. Fan Shengpeng - Cui Qinglei @ 9:27
2. Wang Chuqin - Liang Jingkun @ 34:48
3. Zhai Chao/Cheng Jingqi - Cui Qinglei/Zhou Qihao @ 1:13:41
4. Fan Shengpeng - Liang Jingkun @ 1:46:18
• Bazhou: Ren Hao, Zhai Chao, Cheng Jingqi, Fan Shengpeng, Wang Chuqin, Stephane Ouaiche
• Weiqiao: Liang Jingkun, Cui Qinglei, Yu Ziyang, Zhang Yudong, Liu Yi, Zhao Qihao, Timo Boll
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# 2015 China Super League (CTTSL)
►BAZHOU Vs WEIQIAO (June 16)
1. Fan Shengpeng - Cui Qinglei @ 9:27
2. Wang Chuqin - Liang Jingkun @ 34:48
3. Zhai Chao/Cheng Jingqi - Cui Qinglei/Zhou Qihao @ 1:13:41
4. Fan Shengpeng - Liang Jingkun @ 1:46:18
• Bazhou: Ren Hao, Zhai Chao, Cheng Jingqi, Fan Shengpeng, Wang Chuqin, Stephane Ouaiche
• Weiqiao: Liang Jingkun, Cui Qinglei, Yu Ziyang, Zhang Yudong, Liu Yi, Zhao Qihao, Timo Boll
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- published: 17 Jun 2015
- views: 20
DOTA 2 Tongfu vs LGD Game 1 - POV as LGD.Maybe - QoP (Shanghai Major 2016, CN Qualifiers, Group A)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 47:40
- Updated: 07 Jan 2016
- views: 110
DOTA 2 Tongfu vs LGD Game 1 - POV as LGD.Maybe - QoP, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Qualifiers, Chinese Qualifiers, Group A , 07.01.16) ◀▶ League Info: http://w...
DOTA 2 Tongfu vs LGD Game 1 - POV as LGD.Maybe - QoP, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Qualifiers, Chinese Qualifiers, Group A , 07.01.16) ◀▶ League Info: http://wiki.teamliquid.net/dota2/Shanghai_Major/2016 ◀
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Current Tongfu roster:
Zhao 'Kabu' Kai ★ Xu 'uuu9' Han ★ Xu 'Lin' Ziyang ★ Luo 'lpc' Puchao ★ Zeng 'Faith' Hongda ★ Zhao 'XinQ' Zixing
Current LGD roster:
Liu 'Sylar' Jiajun ★ Lu 'Maybe' Yao ★ Bai 'rOtK' Fan ★ Lei 'MMY!' Zengrong ★ Liang 'DDC' Faming ★ Yao 'Yao' Zhengzheng ★ Zhang 'xiao8' Ning
Previous videos:
DOTA 2 PR vs Stark Game 2 - POV as PR.Bignum - Night Stalker, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Open Qualifiers, European Qualifiers, Semifinals, 06.01.16) - http://youtu.be/NFzMTBFnvdA
DOTA 2 Stark vs PR Game 1 - POV as PR.chshrct - Windranger, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Open Qualifiers, European Qualifiers, Semifinals, 06.01.16) - http://youtu.be/BQYp9LVhfE8
DOTA 2 Stark vs Burden United Game 0 - POV as Stark.nemphy - Ember Spirit, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Open Qualifiers, European Qualifiers, Quaterfinals, 06.01.16) - http://youtu.be/Bo2FeO7va7Y
DOTA 2 Kaipi vs NLG Game 0 - POV as NLG.Xcalibur - SF, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Open Qualifiers, European Qualifiers, Quaterfinals, 06.01.16) - http://youtu.be/YmuOq9Zp8qI
DOTA 2 PR vs Pries Game 0 - Shanghai Major 2016, Open Qualifiers, European Qualifiers, Round 1, 06.01.16 - http://youtu.be/48LStEYjV-s
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DOTA 2 Empire vs CDEC Game 1 - POV as CDEC.Agressif - Ember Spirit, safelane (The International 2015, Group Stage, European Qualifiers, Round 10, 28.07.15) - http://youtu.be/ELeUVbJN3xU
DOTA 2 Secret vs Fnatic Game 2 - World Cyber Arena 2015, Main event, Group A , 18.12.15 - http://youtu.be/uVjoIXFJrcU
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DOTA 2 Tongfu vs LGD Game 1 - POV as LGD.Maybe - QoP, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Qualifiers, Chinese Qualifiers, Group A , 07.01.16) ◀▶ League Info: http://wiki.teamliquid.net/dota2/Shanghai_Major/2016 ◀
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Current Tongfu roster:
Zhao 'Kabu' Kai ★ Xu 'uuu9' Han ★ Xu 'Lin' Ziyang ★ Luo 'lpc' Puchao ★ Zeng 'Faith' Hongda ★ Zhao 'XinQ' Zixing
Current LGD roster:
Liu 'Sylar' Jiajun ★ Lu 'Maybe' Yao ★ Bai 'rOtK' Fan ★ Lei 'MMY!' Zengrong ★ Liang 'DDC' Faming ★ Yao 'Yao' Zhengzheng ★ Zhang 'xiao8' Ning
Previous videos:
DOTA 2 PR vs Stark Game 2 - POV as PR.Bignum - Night Stalker, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Open Qualifiers, European Qualifiers, Semifinals, 06.01.16) - http://youtu.be/NFzMTBFnvdA
DOTA 2 Stark vs PR Game 1 - POV as PR.chshrct - Windranger, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Open Qualifiers, European Qualifiers, Semifinals, 06.01.16) - http://youtu.be/BQYp9LVhfE8
DOTA 2 Stark vs Burden United Game 0 - POV as Stark.nemphy - Ember Spirit, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Open Qualifiers, European Qualifiers, Quaterfinals, 06.01.16) - http://youtu.be/Bo2FeO7va7Y
DOTA 2 Kaipi vs NLG Game 0 - POV as NLG.Xcalibur - SF, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Open Qualifiers, European Qualifiers, Quaterfinals, 06.01.16) - http://youtu.be/YmuOq9Zp8qI
DOTA 2 PR vs Pries Game 0 - Shanghai Major 2016, Open Qualifiers, European Qualifiers, Round 1, 06.01.16 - http://youtu.be/48LStEYjV-s
Random videos:
DOTA 2 Alliance vs ATN Game 1 - The Defense Season 5, Playoffs, Losers Bracket Round 1, 06.12.15 - http://youtu.be/iI18lBIdPpc
DOTA 2 SFZ vs 5JuNGz Game 2 recap - The Defense Season 5, Group Stage, America Qualifiers, 23.09.15 - http://youtu.be/EuOggv7eIxk
DOTA 2 Empire vs CDEC Game 1 - POV as CDEC.Agressif - Ember Spirit, safelane (The International 2015, Group Stage, European Qualifiers, Round 10, 28.07.15) - http://youtu.be/ELeUVbJN3xU
DOTA 2 Secret vs Fnatic Game 2 - World Cyber Arena 2015, Main event, Group A , 18.12.15 - http://youtu.be/uVjoIXFJrcU
DOTA 2 HR vs Vega Game 3 - SLTV Star Series 13, European Qualifiers, Group A , 04.11.15 - http://youtu.be/b7_iVyraJWM
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- published: 07 Jan 2016
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2014 Japan Open (ms-final) MIZUTANI Jun - YU Ziyang [HD] [Full Match/Chinese]
2014 ITTF World Tour, Japan Open, June 18-22, Yokohama, JPN Men's Singles Final: Yu Ziyang (CHN) - Mizutani Jun (JPN) Many Thanks to Guwahati Sports! • http:......
2014 ITTF World Tour, Japan Open, June 18-22, Yokohama, JPN Men's Singles Final: Yu Ziyang (CHN) - Mizutani Jun (JPN) Many Thanks to Guwahati Sports! • http:...
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2014 ITTF World Tour, Japan Open, June 18-22, Yokohama, JPN Men's Singles Final: Yu Ziyang (CHN) - Mizutani Jun (JPN) Many Thanks to Guwahati Sports! • http:...
- published: 23 Jun 2014
- views: 13700
- author: janus770
DOTA 2 Tongfu vs LGD Game 2 - POV as LGD.Maybe - SF (Shanghai Major 2016, CN QLs Group A )
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 38:16
- Updated: 07 Jan 2016
- views: 54
DOTA 2 Tongfu vs LGD Game 2 - POV as LGD.Maybe - SF, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Qualifiers, Chinese Qualifiers, Group A , 07.01.16) ◀▶ League Info: http://wi...
DOTA 2 Tongfu vs LGD Game 2 - POV as LGD.Maybe - SF, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Qualifiers, Chinese Qualifiers, Group A , 07.01.16) ◀▶ League Info: http://wiki.teamliquid.net/dota2/Shanghai_Major/2016 ◀
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Current Tongfu roster:
Zhao 'Kabu' Kai ★ Xu 'uuu9' Han ★ Xu 'Lin' Ziyang ★ Luo 'lpc' Puchao ★ Zeng 'Faith' Hongda ★ Zhao 'XinQ' Zixing
Current LGD roster:
Liu 'Sylar' Jiajun ★ Lu 'Maybe' Yao ★ Bai 'rOtK' Fan ★ Lei 'MMY!' Zengrong ★ Liang 'DDC' Faming ★ Yao 'Yao' Zhengzheng ★ Zhang 'xiao8' Ning
Previous videos:
DOTA 2 Tongfu vs LGD Game 1 - POV as LGD.Maybe - QoP, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Qualifiers, Chinese Qualifiers, Group A , 07.01.16) - http://youtu.be/SXRSFoc034c
DOTA 2 PR vs Stark Game 2 - POV as PR.Bignum - Night Stalker, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Open Qualifiers, European Qualifiers, Semifinals, 06.01.16) - http://youtu.be/NFzMTBFnvdA
DOTA 2 Stark vs PR Game 1 - POV as PR.chshrct - Windranger, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Open Qualifiers, European Qualifiers, Semifinals, 06.01.16) - http://youtu.be/BQYp9LVhfE8
DOTA 2 Stark vs Burden United Game 0 - POV as Stark.nemphy - Ember Spirit, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Open Qualifiers, European Qualifiers, Quaterfinals, 06.01.16) - http://youtu.be/Bo2FeO7va7Y
DOTA 2 Kaipi vs NLG Game 0 - POV as NLG.Xcalibur - SF, midlane (Shanghai Major 2016, Open Qualifiers, European Qualifiers, Quaterfinals, 06.01.16) - http://youtu.be/YmuOq9Zp8qI
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2014 Korea Open 탁구대회 본선32강 (장우진 vs YU Ziyang)
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Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang
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Zhao Ziyang's Secretary On Tiananmen Massacre
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Reaction to death of Zhao Ziyang, analyst, vox pops
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Security high ahead of Zhao Ziyang memorial
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BEIJING | House of Vans Asia Tour 2015 | Hutong Bar
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Sydney, Australia Seeks to Attract More Chinese Tourists
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SYND 1 2 81CHINESE PRIME MINISTER ZHAO MEETS THAI PM
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Former Communist Party general secretary in ''poor health''
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Thousands attend vigil for Zhao plus security at his Beijing home
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Download PDF Prisoner Of The State The Secret Journal Of Premier Zhao Ziyang
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Record Numbers of Mourners Showed up at The 10th Anniversary of Zhao Ziyang’s Death
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BBC News-Mourners mark China leader Zhao Ziyang's death anniversary
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Mourners mark China leader Zhao Ziyang's death anniversary
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2014 China Super League: Xu Xin - Yu Ziyang [HD] [Full match/Chinese]
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Arquivo N 001 - Massacre da Praça da Paz
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published: 29 Sep 2011
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Arquivo N 001 - Massacre da Praça da Paz
Arquivo N 001 - Massacre da Praça da Paz
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What Effect Did Tiananmen Square Have on China? Protest Movement (1989)
The protests led to a strengthened role for the state. In its aftermath, many of the freed...
published: 06 Mar 2014
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What Effect Did Tiananmen Square Have on China? Protest Movement (1989)
What Effect Did Tiananmen Square Have on China? Protest Movement (1989)
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Assignment: China - The 1980s
The mid-1980s saw a dramatic relaxation of Communist Party control over China’s economic, ...
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Assignment: China - The 1980s
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The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, 六四事件
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, commonly known as the June Fourth Incident (六四事件) o...
published: 08 Nov 2015
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, 六四事件
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, 六四事件
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[Documentary] Tiananmen Square Massacre 1989 in China
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, commonly known as the June Fourth Incident (六四事件) o...
published: 24 May 2014
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[Documentary] Tiananmen Square Massacre 1989 in China
[Documentary] Tiananmen Square Massacre 1989 in China
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2015 China Super League: Ningbo Vs Weiqiao [Full Match]
# 2015 China Super League (Stage 1|Round 11)
► NINGBO Vs WEIQIAO (July 21)
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2015 China Super League: Ningbo Vs Weiqiao [Full Match]
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2015 China Super League: Weiqiao Vs Bayi [HD50fps] [Full* Match/Chinese]
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2015 China Super League: Weiqiao Vs Bayi [HD50fps] [Full* Match/Chinese]
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六四 中國北京 天安門大屠殺
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六四 中國北京 天安門大屠殺
六四 中國北京 天安門大屠殺
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2015 China Super League: Guandong Vs Weiqiao [HD1080p] [Full Match/Chinese]
2015 China Super League (Stage 1|Round 13)
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The Chinese Democracy Movement and the Tiananmen Square Protests of 1989 (1990)
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, commonly known as the June Fourth Incident in Chine...
published: 07 Feb 2014
author: The Film Archives
The Chinese Democracy Movement and the Tiananmen Square Protests of 1989 (1990)
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2015 China Super League: Weiqiao Vs Shandong [Full Match/Chinese]
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UFO Hunters: Mars Photo Upload Is 'Stage Prop' Taken On Deserted Island in Nunavut, Canada
Edit WorldNews.com 12 Jan 2016
UFO hunters continue to chip away at the veracity of NASA’s Mars rover expedition to the Red Planet with their latest claim showing a “stage prop” rock in a Spirit rover photo of the Martian surface, the Inquisitr reports ... “Guys, I found a rock and it’s mind blowing. The left side looks like normal rock side, but the right side has a sheet of metal over it.” – Scott Waring, UFO Sightings Daily ... ....
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Smaller US bombs are adding fuel to nuclear fears
Edit The Times of India 12 Jan 2016
As North Korea dug tunnels at its nuclear test site last fall, watched by US spy satellites, the Obama administration was preparing a test of its own in the Nevada desert. A fighter jet took off with a mock version of the nation's first precision-guided atom bomb. Adapted from an older weapon, it was designed with problems like North Korea in mind ... President Barack Obama has long advocated a "nuclear-free world." ... "Mr ... ....
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Science world struggles to stay grounded after rumoured gravitational wave signal
Edit The Guardian 12 Jan 2016
Cosmologist tweet appears to confirm rumours of possible discovery that could ‘open a new window on the universe’. @iansample. Not for the first time, the world of physics is abuzz with rumours that gravitational waves have been detected by scientists in the US. Lawrence Krauss, a cosmologist at Arizona State university, tweeted that he had received independent confirmation of a rumour that has been in circulation for months, adding ... ....
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Explosion in Istanbul leaves ‘several dead’ - reports
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A large explosion in central Istanbul on Tuesday left several people dead and wounded, Turkish television channels including NTV reported ... A police officer confirmed the witness account ... More to follow ... ....
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CNN: Motherlode of Islamic State Cash Used To Pay Troops Obliterated By U.S. Airstrikes
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Sunday’s U.S. airstrikes in central Mosul hit the motherlode – literally – as U.S. forces destroyed a building containing huge amounts of cash ISIS was using to pay it’s troops for ongoing operation, two U.S. defense officials told CNN ... With the release of two 2,000-lb ... Several weeks ago, U.S....
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Thousands protest in HK over missing booksellers
Edit Taipei Times 10 Jan 2016
Other publishers and book vendors are unnerved by the mysterious disappearances and in some cases, they have pulled books critical of Beijing’s leaders from their shelves ... “Release Hong Kong booksellers now.” ... “Nobody is safe in Hong Kong now,” said Bao Pu (鮑樸), who published the secret memoirs of former Chinese Communist Party general secretary Zhao Ziyang (趙紫陽), who was purged after the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown ... ....
The Chinese government is making people who sell books disappear
Edit Business Insider 10 Jan 2016
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong publishers and vendors of books on Chinese politics that are banned in China are unnerved by the mysterious disappearances of five booksellers, and in some cases pulling books critical of Beijing's leaders from their shelves ... "Nobody is safe in Hong Kong now," said Bao, who published the secret memoirs of Zhao Ziyang, a former Communist Party general secretary who was purged after the 1989 crackdown ... ....
Hong Kong publishers spooked, anti-China books off shelves
Edit Yahoo Daily News 10 Jan 2016
By Kalum Chen and Rain Liang ... In three bookstores selling political books visited by Reuters, owners declined to be publicly interviewed, citing the fear of mainland anger ... "Nobody is safe in Hong Kong now," said Bao, who published the secret memoirs of Zhao Ziyang, a former Communist Party general secretary who was purged after the 1989 crackdown ... Britain and the United States have expressed concern about the disappearances....
Hong Kong bookshops pull politically sensitive titles after publishers vanish
Edit The Guardian 07 Jan 2016
Related. Hong Kong activist hits out at Beijing in video over missing booksellers ... That has now changed ... The politics books ... They include serious volumes such as Journey of the Reforms, the best-selling memoirs of Zhao Ziyang, the high-ranking reformist official who was imprisoned after the Tiananmen protests; as well as gossipy tomes such as The Secret Deals Between Xi Jinping and Bo Xilai, a fast read with few reliable facts ... Related ... ....
Books banned in mainland China sell well in Taiwan, thanks to mainland visitors
Edit South China Morning Post 05 Jan 2016
“Books relating to Chinese political figures, including Xi Jinping, Mao Zedong and Zhao Ziyang, are the most popular for the mainland visitors,” said a staff member of Eslite Books, one of Taiwan’s top bookstore chains ... Such books, including the love life of the late Chinese leader Mao, as well as the secret journals of the late former premier Zhao ......
Bestsellers in Hong Kong cafe that specialises in banned books highlight the intriguing issues in mainland China
Edit South China Morning Post 04 Jan 2016
While credibility remains an issue with some books that chase after latest China politics – given the short time an author was normally given to finish them, Tang noted the quality of memoirs and books looking into historical Community Party leaders such as Zhao Ziyang and Deng Xiaoping, tended to be more “guaranteed.”....
'China's first premier was probably gay'
Edit The Times of India 30 Dec 2015
BEIJING ... The Chineselanguage book, called `The Secret Emotional Life of Zhou Enlai', has been published by the same house that put out the secret diaries of former Communist Party chief Zhao Ziyang, who was ousted after 1989's Tiananmen Square crackdown. ....
New book says Communist China's first premier Zhou Enlai was probably gay
Edit Deccan Herald 30 Dec 2015
A book to be published in Hong Kong in the new year says Zhou Enlai, Communist China's much-respected first premier, was probably gay despite his long marriage, and had once been in love with a male schoolmate two years his junior ... It is published by the same house that put out the secret diaries of former Communist Party chief Zhao Ziyang, who was ousted after 1989's Tiananmen Square crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators ... ....
Zhou Enlai was probably gay: new book
Edit The Hindu 29 Dec 2015
Reuters obtained excerpts of the Chinese-language book, called The Secret Emotional Life of Zhou Enlai. It is published by the same house that put out the secret diaries of former Communist Party chief Zhao Ziyang. Keywords. China, Zhou Enlai ....
New book says ex-premier Zhou Enlai was likely gay
Edit Taipei Times 29 Dec 2015
The Hong Kong-based author, Tsoi Wing-mui (蔡詠梅), is a former editor at a liberal political magazine in the territory, who has written about gay-themed subjects before, though this is her first book ... It is published by the same house that put out the secret diaries of former CCP chief Zhao Ziyang (趙紫陽), who was ousted after 1989’s Tiananmen Square crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators ... “There’s no way to be sure.” ... Li died in 1960. ....
Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai Was Secretly Gay, New Book Claims
Edit Huffington Post 29 Dec 2015
It is a contention certain to be controversial in China, where the Communist Party likes to maintain its top leaders are more or less morally irreproachable and where homosexuality is frowned upon, though no longer officially repressed ... It is published by the same house that put out the secret diaries of former Communist Party chief Zhao Ziyang, who was ousted after 1989's Tiananmen Square crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators ... ....
Communist China’s first premier was probably gay, new book says
Edit New York Post 29 Dec 2015
Reuters obtained excerpts of the Chinese-language book, called “The Secret Emotional Life of Zhou Enlai.” It is published by the same house that put out the secret diaries of former Communist Party chief Zhao Ziyang, who was ousted after 1989’s Tiananmen Square crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators ... There are a handful of openly gay celebrities in China but certainly no politicians say in public they are gay ... ....
New book says Communist China's first premier was probably gay
Edit Yahoo Daily News 29 Dec 2015
By Ben Blanchard and Benjamin Kang Lim ... The Hong Kong-based author, Tsoi Wing-mui, is a former editor at a liberal political magazine there who has written about gay-themed subjects before though this is her first book ... It is published by the same house that put out the secret diaries of former Communist Party chief Zhao Ziyang, who was ousted after 1989's Tiananmen Square crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators ... OFF LIMITS....
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