Crisis at Tiananmen: Reform and Reality in Modern ChinaA book about China's student movement from the viewpoint of a Chinese journalist. Weaves together chronology and analysis of the recent events which shook the very fabric of Chinese society. |
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Page 31
... slogans such as " democracy " and " freedom , " which few students really understood either theoretically or in terms of practical application to Chinese society . As previously mentioned , the general population in China -as anywhere ...
... slogans such as " democracy " and " freedom , " which few students really understood either theoretically or in terms of practical application to Chinese society . As previously mentioned , the general population in China -as anywhere ...
Page 183
... slogans on the streets have undergone several changes . At first , they demanded a rehabilitation for Comrade Yaobang . Then they began to chant such slogans as " Down with the Communist Party , " " Down with the bureaucratic government ...
... slogans on the streets have undergone several changes . At first , they demanded a rehabilitation for Comrade Yaobang . Then they began to chant such slogans as " Down with the Communist Party , " " Down with the bureaucratic government ...
Page 207
... slogans included " Support the Communist Party " , " Support socialism " and " Safeguard the con- stitution . " It also , at the suggestion of Fang Lizhi , changed the subversive slogans as " Down with the bureaucratic government ...
... slogans included " Support the Communist Party " , " Support socialism " and " Safeguard the con- stitution . " It also , at the suggestion of Fang Lizhi , changed the subversive slogans as " Down with the bureaucratic government ...
Contents
Death of Hu Yaobang | 12 |
Student Demands | 18 |
Different Approaches to Resolving the Crisis | 25 |
Copyright | |
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