Today, June 4, is the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre. This is an event I think we should never forget. Although I was only one year old when it happened, it’s striking to me to read about it. In the news you’ll find various articles about its effects on today, but what I wonder most is what those hundreds (or thousands) of victims would be doing today, had they lived.
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