On June 4, 1989, the Chinese Communist Party used tanks and machine guns against unarmed students and citizens, ending the people's movement for democracy and freedom with the "Tiananmen Massacre." 37 years later, overseas Chinese continue to commemorate the tens of thousands of victims of June 4th in various ways, reflecting on the century-long communist catastrophe.
In Los Angeles, the pro-democracy group "June 4th Culture Communication Assoc…
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On June 4, 1989, the Chinese Communist Party used tanks and machine guns against unarmed students and citizens, ending the people's movement for democracy and freedom with the "Tiananmen Massacre." 37 years later, overseas Chinese continue to commemorate the tens of thousands of victims of June 4th in various ways, reflecting on the century-long communist catastrophe.
In Los Angeles, the pro-democracy group "June 4th Culture Communication Assoc…