+Joel Schembri CIA is behind the whole thing. Those so called leaders of the protestors were driven to US embassy every night and got trained in their. And they were taken to US before the military got involved. And those people are still live in US and paid by foundations supported by CIA. US thought it can bring down China as it did to the Soviet Union, but they weren't smart enough. They tried the same approach in Arabic several years ago. Look at what is currently happening in Syria and Egypt.
mobspeak I think that if I were going to be assaulted by the Chinese Communists Party's Army, I would have backed down earlier. by that i mean that all the protesters were pretty ballsy
TLA Gaming What I meant to say was, if only the ones today had such balls, I know it wasn't worded right. Indeed the ones who protested that day were brave as fuck.
I was born while this was happening. My dad says he remembers seeing it on the news while at the hospital. I'm kind of proud to have come into the world on a day when so many stood up for something so important. And for that reason alone, I will never forget it. I'll also make sure no one else does either.
Probably because it actually happened? Many people were taught that by their teachers/parents and they were surprised when they saw the longer video clip for the first time of their life.
Many people were run over by tanks and APC's during the protests, when they plowed their way through the crowds. Many more were shot or beaten to death. Many people outside of China confused "Tank Man" with one of those who were run over, or assumed that he suffered the same fate after hearing about it. Some soldiers defended the protestors, but they were quickly defeated. When the original soldiers sent in refused to harm the protestors, the government sent in another unit, one more elite and loyal to the communist regime. They were the one who did most of the killing. Soldiers fired automatic weapons into the crowds. There were even reports of soldiers raking apartment complexes with heavy machine gun fire. There was a report of tanks from different units fighting each other, and a damaged tank that was almost certainly hit by an antitank shell was seen being hauled from the site of the battle. Yes there may have been a small tank battle there... There were several reports of some soldiers defending the protestors, so maybe they died together, protecting them. That is very sad to me. The communist regime suppressed the death toll, which the Red Cross originally reported at over 2600.
Can you do a top 10 list of Hostage Situations? Stuff like: Moscow Theatre Siege Munich Massacre Sacramento Good Guys Alabama Bunker Manila Bus Hostage
It's so easy to find the full footage of the tank man yet you choose to cut it off and let the public interpret with their imagination on what happened next.
I saw the video. The man was pulled away by fellow Chinese and brought him across the street until cann't see them or out of the camera, I think mo more than five of them pulling hing away.
But showing the full video of tank man doesn't suit the narrative. Nor does showing photos and videos of all the dead PLA soldiers and burnt out tanks (some soldiers where set on fire inside the tanks and died), trucks and soldiers hanging from ropes off bridges from the 'peaceful' protesters. Now I'm no fan of the military nor the police but the narrative from the west has the smell of CIA operation to me. The story doesn't add up and US state department communication cables of the 1989 period said contrary to this videos narrative. Wikileaks also published a leaked document from the state department contrary to your western media narrative. China might handled it badly but its not clean cut the way its been propagandized by the west.
My mom went to China about eight years ago and asked her tour guide about this issue. The guide basically let her know in quick whispered words that she knew what happened but wasn't at liberty to discuss it. She was the only one who knew about it, since my mom quietly asked the rest of the guides. I know the censorship is as bad as that, I just can't understand how they manage to keep it up after all these years.
It's probably as a result of fear and the fact that the government has such tight control over the people. Still, I'm sure parents or grandparents of the generation know what happened and would tell their children about it. Then again, it could also be a fear and risk factor involved since children are likely to talk and one way or another it could get out. But with so many people and foreigners coming in and out all the time.. Same with the censorship, surely people would be suspicious of the censoring and how on one particular day, there would be extra measures to block specific word searches. Maybe they've just been so controlled their whole lives that they don't even question the actions of their government anymore. I wonder how the people react when they go to a different country and find out about this massacre and all the censorship. Would be pretty much life changing.
k...so what happens is that the chinese government were telling the people that the tiananmen square incident caused zero deaths and they killed anyone who told people the truth of what happened because they were "spreading rumors" and also the younger generations cant know about it because the older people are not allowed to talk about it...
Please educate yourself before you spread your truly dumb rumors. CPC announces around 300 deathes (civilan and soldrier in total) and around 2000 injuries IN THE GODDAMN NATIONAL NEWS. Please stop living in your imaginations and make conclusions from fake self-invented hypothesis.
True story, the bankers are fucking up their economy. Sooner or later they'll use the army against their own people, not sure about what happened in china though
Many people in China actually talk about it in a roundabout way, such as substitute the keywords with characters that sound the same but convey different meanings. It's their wildest dreams to hind such a shocking event from so many people.
The massacre had massive political impacts on china as a whole that extend to this day. 1. Tiananmen is the major reason so many countries do not provide china with military equipment, even to this day. 2. The massacre is the number one reason why Taiwan and China have not been unified, before the protests, Taiwan was considering unifying with China, but afterwards that changed. 3. The love for china in the west disappeared, before the massacre there was an obsession with everything Chinese, but afterwards that changed.
I was in China years ago and looked up on Tiananmen Square. In the West, the massacre is the first thing that pops up. In China, no mention of the massacre whatsoever.
My parents were there on vacation and ended up hanging out with the students and leaving the day before everything got horrible. Great Vid as usual MOJO Jo Jo ! ;)
Heres what my parents said, they're chinese. When the massacre happened in '89, the media told them that there was a rebellion, but only soldiers died. They didn't mention how students and protestors were massacred. It was only until they left China for Canada, that they found out about how many people died (nobody actually believed that the government did nothing, they just didn't know the scale of it). They also told me that it's true most people in China don't know about the massacre, and it's illegal to tell others about it. So let's say a mother's child was killed, nobody would believe her and her child would be forgotten. It really pisses me off, all this censoring. I think I might make a video of me telling my grandparents about this and see their reaction. My parents say they still don't know about it. Should I do it?
I say dont waste your time. my dad was one of those freedom fighter that year. he was there taking pictures and occupying the place. my dad returned home before the situation got out of hands. after the massacre. the state police were looking for ppl whos related to it all over china. they will send the whole family to jail. A lot of ppl choose to forget about it or just simply dont mention about it becuz they are trying to protect those ppl they love. And that may be YOU. cuz I know, I was.
+Chretien li +Tuzz Nation.... guess you dont live in China or visit??? Today it is part of Chinese history, shortened most likely. I have had students in my home from Mainland China Universites and also Adults on holiday who spend a couple of months improving their spoken English... And they all not about the event. Maybe not every detail.... but who does... USA exaggerates,,,, and look as USA now nothing but a lying pit from hell... And the Chinese are the most caring people, Give me Asia or Russia any time... Black is black and white is is white. ALSO they dont have facebook, or USA/WESTERN RUBBISH polluting their airwaves, and their minds, and I agree 100%.... My TV, Radio has been off for 10 years and I never ever bought a magazine or newspaper....and all I missed was western garbage.. and I live in the west. So remember the truth lies somewhere in the middle of all the stories. and remember every country has it secrets, even Canda, USA, Australia etc.... Good name for a protest - freedom fighter.... today that sounds so ludicrous, but when we are young, we think we know it all then find out we really knew nothing.... Blessings and peace to all.. :)
huh? i never know it was covered. You can easily search for it with every engine. I went through 2 different kind of education from the east to the west and both mention abt it a little. maybe most people dont care and look fir it but i dont think it was covered.
Shotgun Mongol kid, every adult in china know these thing, go to the Chinese website(like tieba, weibo, zhihu) and ask people.everyone knows it, they are not foolish.
China: Top 5 facts about Tiananmen Square protest. 1) It never happened 2) It never happened 3) It never happened 4) It never happened 5) It never happened
Do you know how many young PLA soldiers were killed in 1989 by so-called students? China was not smashed by the West like the Soviet Union. China has developed very rapidly in the last 30 years, which the West does not want to see.
@@j.g.l7524 you r right. After the HongKong occupied Central yellow umbrella protest here, i totally dont believe the main stream media, they are not report the real truth, they just report what they want u to feel and mind control, n make u angry with yr government n to collapse yr country! !! 4 june 1989, actually is many soldiers killed by students and who push those student to do that ?i think the whole world knows it after so many issue happened like ...libya， Iraq....
I first knew this event when I was 16. My high school chemistry teacher got pissed off by our 'gullibility' when she found out we didn't hand in our homework because of a inadvertent false message telling us not to do so from a student representative. She yelled at as and said, 'you kids are so naive and easy to deceive, if June 4th happened all over again you would all rush into the streets without knowing you were instigated'. Then I looked up on Google to find out what exactly June 4th means... It's so sad that people now know so little about it, I don't agree 100% on the way western media describe the incident, but I hate how government ban us from even discussing it.
In 1989, the US-led West funded the incitement of Chinese students to confront the government and tried to engage in a color revolution in China. Unfortunately, the conspiracy failed.
Do you know how many young PLA soldiers were killed in 1989 by so-called students? China was not smashed by the West like the Soviet Union. China has developed very rapidly in the last 30 years, which the West does not want to see.
I was 3 years old. My brother had just been born a few days prior. I remember seeing it at the hospital. However I do have the event to thank for me being raised in the US instead of China.
It's sad that when I was in middle school, one of my teachers showed the class the famous picture of the Tank Man, almost everyone made fun of the guy in the picture. Saying things like "That guys a dumb ass", "you know they ran his ass over" "he's stupid for that" and other things like that. I thought different knowing what he was doing was right. Them not knowing the impact that The Tank Man had left on the world.
This video is a wonderful and quick way to understand the Tiananmen Square Protests. 2 years ago, I produced a documentary on this interesting event for National History Day, so these facts definitely check out with me :D
This is happening again in Australia and most of Europe. Crazy how history repeats. I just last night looked up “Arab Spring” and what came about when authoritarian governments are overthrown by the people. All people forget what unification looks like and governments like it that way divided and week.
watchmojo china be like: 1) nothing happened 2) take your meds 3) stop asking questions 4) -10000 credit score 5) your ip address as been traced and sent directly to xi jing ping
At least 3000 innocent people died. It was a peaceful protest where people were asking for what they deserve(d), all until the lights went out and the army shot dead everyone they could. NEVER forget Tienanmen.
+StarlightX254 yes,this is true,but there are reasons for that,since they got few informational channel,and they don't know the truth.When the know the truth,their reaction will be very astonished,because they live in China where the publications and Internet were under CCP's control.Why I know this,because I got VPN,and I'm accessible to RUclips n Facebook
StarlightX254 and that's the best thing I have ever seen, therefore I have hope in this generation, they are reasonable, clever youngsters without the influence of western media's biased hateful fake news. Someday in the future, you'll find out how severely lied to you guys are. we'll see.
It was about orthodox Maoist students dissatisfied with reforms vs capitalist Dengists who were and still are in power. Not democracy vs dictatorship in the slightest.
It's actually quite strange, most of my friends, borned 80s 90s, all know about the incident, and they hardly remember where they read it from, I too forget where I first know it, coincidence? I think not~
For some background on the Tiananmen Square Protests, as well as the fallout and other interesting facts... subscribe to the always-entertaining but highly-informative RUclips channel: China Uncensored. Chris makes learning about China's politics, history, and culture incredibly funny and entertaining, with his satire and humor!
LOL.... Taiwanese newspapers won't have anything that isn't "approved" news.... if you just want to listen to mainstream media and watch the puppet-theater, you'll never learn the full story. The same thing goes for mainstream media in the USA.
First, the Western version of the Tiananmen incident was a combination of 2 "half true." The student protest and the crackdown were 2 different event. The crackdown was never aimed at students. The student protest ended peacefully, all students in TS went home safely, not a single shot fired in TS. Wikileaks: no bloodshed inside Tiananmen Square The crackdown was to put down a worker riot happened 3 miles away from the TS. The mob has been killing unarmed soldiers in the dozens, many burned to death, and some hanged on flyover. Over 3,000 wounded soldiers, vehicle arson, even civilian death. It was the mob that triggered the crackdown. The mob burned over 1,000 vehicles. Throwing Molotov cocktails Unarmed soldiers burned to death. Soldiers are people with family Peaceful protest?? Soldier hanged on flyover These were the behaviors that triggered the crackdown. Do you see how ugly it is to skip this part of the story in the report? And combine it with the student protest. Some students and civilian FIGHT to save soldiers from the mob. This is why Deng Xiaoping crack down on the riot, NOT the Tiananmen Square protest, the Western media LIED. www.quora.com/Why-did-Deng-Xiaoping-crack-down-on-the-Tiananmen-Square-protests/answer/Michelle-Zhou-28?srid=Oxxo
Sounds like media covering for the government. Like v for vendetta Like cnn Like resident evil Lol protect the power structure at all costs damage control
Actually, your country's military was very good at killing PLA soldiers during the Korean War. I believe there was a battle where all troops were ordered to withdraw, but the Filipino military stayed anyways, and with just 1000 or so soldiers and one .50 M2 HMG, they fought off tens of thousands of PLA. There were piles of dead communists. I'm just glad you guys were on our side! MacArthur said something about if he had 20,000 Filipino soldiers, that he could take over the world! My grandfather was a paratrooper for the US Army in the Korean War, 187th ARCT. Now I live in Korea with my Korean wife and kids. They probably wouldn't even exist without the sacrifices made by the brave men and women who came here. Thank God for the support of everyone who defended democracy here in Korea and elsewhere. I wish it could've ended better in China...
#5: It never happened
#4: It never happened
#3: It never happened
#2: It never happened
#1: It never happened
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even though footage provided. what a douche.
China; One Great Leap Forward, Eight Tumbles Back.
Have you heard of the "Great Leap Forward that happened in the 60's, that alone was 20 tumbles back
Chairman Mao's Cultural Revolution, MILLIONS of dead Chinese can't be wrong!
USA; solve their problem by creating problems to the others. : P
+Joel Schembri he is 5 center
+Joel Schembri CIA is behind the whole thing. Those so called leaders of the protestors were driven to US embassy every night and got trained in their. And they were taken to US before the military got involved. And those people are still live in US and paid by foundations supported by CIA. US thought it can bring down China as it did to the Soviet Union, but they weren't smart enough. They tried the same approach in Arabic several years ago. Look at what is currently happening in Syria and Egypt.
Or maybe Tank-man and his family just don't want their identity made public.
A certain country is known for political prisoners.
true.. :/
Or maybe the Chinese government forced them to be quite
A man has no name.
His name is Wang Weilin but I still have no idea what happened to him
@Nij Jin incarcerated means locked up
Tank man, aka the asian dude with the biggest balls.
Sadly, Peter Griffin doesn't have a set of those balls.
To add to his ballsiness, the video is of the day after the massacre, so he knew fully what they were capable of
If only the rest of them had such big balls.
mobspeak I think that if I were going to be assaulted by the Chinese Communists Party's Army, I would have backed down earlier. by that i mean that all the protesters were pretty ballsy
TLA Gaming What I meant to say was, if only the ones today had such balls, I know it wasn't worded right. Indeed the ones who protested that day were brave as fuck.
I was born while this was happening. My dad says he remembers seeing it on the news while at the hospital. I'm kind of proud to have come into the world on a day when so many stood up for something so important. And for that reason alone, I will never forget it. I'll also make sure no one else does either.
You sound like a moron
Yeah? How's that?
Maybe you are a reincarnation of one of the ones killed
perhaps you should update memory through researching media information published by Spanish Media rather than those from US.
@Nij Jin satire?
天 tian - heavenly / sky
安 an - peace
门 men - gate / door
Gregory Samuel Teo the square didn’t live up to it’s name.
@@elnoobster5473 heavily. also, wow this comment was 3 years ago...
@@TheGrizzlyBear-1 neither did ~3,000 chinese protesters that day.
Gregory Samuel Teo what do you mean
@@TheGrizzlyBear-1 killed,executed,murdered...whatever you want to say
1. Nothing Happened
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I'm Chinese and I'm using VPN to gain access to youtube in order to search for videos related to this issue.
good for you
oi oi oi. are u ok, cant they access ur vpn
I am Chinese too.only your English i can read by myself哈哈！！
Hope you don’t loose social credits for this
Why do I remember being taught in school that the dude got ran over by the tank?
For some reason I have same memory, I can’t really trace where it came from. Apparently they call it the “Mandela Effect” or something like that.
Probably because it actually happened? Many people were taught that by their teachers/parents and they were surprised when they saw the longer video clip for the first time of their life.
Mandela effect because that’s how I remember it.
Many people were run over by tanks and APC's during the protests, when they plowed their way through the crowds. Many more were shot or beaten to death. Many people outside of China confused "Tank Man" with one of those who were run over, or assumed that he suffered the same fate after hearing about it.
Some soldiers defended the protestors, but they were quickly defeated. When the original soldiers sent in refused to harm the protestors, the government sent in another unit, one more elite and loyal to the communist regime. They were the one who did most of the killing. Soldiers fired automatic weapons into the crowds. There were even reports of soldiers raking apartment complexes with heavy machine gun fire.
There was a report of tanks from different units fighting each other, and a damaged tank that was almost certainly hit by an antitank shell was seen being hauled from the site of the battle. Yes there may have been a small tank battle there... There were several reports of some soldiers defending the protestors, so maybe they died together, protecting them. That is very sad to me. The communist regime suppressed the death toll, which the Red Cross originally reported at over 2600.
In the full video you can see that other people remove it from the road, because if not it would not move
Can you do a top 10 list of Hostage Situations?
Stuff like:
Moscow Theatre Siege
Munich Massacre
Sacramento Good Guys
Alabama Bunker
Manila Bus Hostage
Good one!
now thats gonna be embarrassing
good idea
waco siege incident
chaseey k
Currently watching this in China. :D
Lie
riskbusin3ss Why do you think so?
youtube and google is banned in China
there is this magical thing called VPN.......
+riskbusin3ss could he be in Hong Kong or Macu?
"Why don't you ask the kids at Tiananmen Square?"
"-Was fashion the reason why they were there?"
They disguise it, Hypnotize it
Television made you buy it
I thought about that song as soon as I saw the video title
+wolfpackwarriors same
It's so easy to find the full footage of the tank man yet you choose to cut it off and let the public interpret with their imagination on what happened next.
I saw the video. The man was pulled away by fellow Chinese and brought him across the street until cann't see them or out of the camera, I think mo more than five of them pulling hing away.
But showing the full video of tank man doesn't suit the narrative. Nor does showing photos and videos of all the dead PLA soldiers and burnt out tanks (some soldiers where set on fire inside the tanks and died), trucks and soldiers hanging from ropes off bridges from the 'peaceful' protesters. Now I'm no fan of the military nor the police but the narrative from the west has the smell of CIA operation to me. The story doesn't add up and US state department communication cables of the 1989 period said contrary to this videos narrative. Wikileaks also published a leaked document from the state department contrary to your western media narrative. China might handled it badly but its not clean cut the way its been propagandized by the west.
My mom went to China about eight years ago and asked her tour guide about this issue. The guide basically let her know in quick whispered words that she knew what happened but wasn't at liberty to discuss it. She was the only one who knew about it, since my mom quietly asked the rest of the guides.
I know the censorship is as bad as that, I just can't understand how they manage to keep it up after all these years.
It's probably as a result of fear and the fact that the government has such tight control over the people. Still, I'm sure parents or grandparents of the generation know what happened and would tell their children about it. Then again, it could also be a fear and risk factor involved since children are likely to talk and one way or another it could get out. But with so many people and foreigners coming in and out all the time.. Same with the censorship, surely people would be suspicious of the censoring and how on one particular day, there would be extra measures to block specific word searches. Maybe they've just been so controlled their whole lives that they don't even question the actions of their government anymore. I wonder how the people react when they go to a different country and find out about this massacre and all the censorship. Would be pretty much life changing.
+Amaya Susaeta Almost everyone in China know about it.But for guides,they can‘t talk about it with a foreigner.
k...so what happens is that the chinese government were telling the people that the tiananmen square incident caused zero deaths and they killed anyone who told people the truth of what happened because they were "spreading rumors" and also the younger generations cant know about it because the older people are not allowed to talk about it...
Please educate yourself before you spread your truly dumb rumors.
CPC announces around 300 deathes (civilan and soldrier in total) and around 2000 injuries IN THE GODDAMN NATIONAL NEWS.
Please stop living in your imaginations and make conclusions from fake self-invented hypothesis.
Sam X.S. Cai You’re literally a communist robot
Well, as a young generation Chinese I finally knew this event when I visit South Korea.
seeking truth, gone too far
"Tank Man" be like, "YOU! SHALL NOT!PASS!"
hold the doorrr
If Tank Man in US...
He was lucky he didn't get shot by the tank
Tank man is such a bad ass. Probably one of my favorite pictures in history is that little dude blocking all these tanks.
1. It never happened.
2. It never happened.
3. It never happened.
4. It never happened.
5. Do not question the previous statements.
This video is funny because that's where the western world is heading towards.
True story, the bankers are fucking up their economy. Sooner or later they'll use the army against their own people, not sure about what happened in china though
good thing we pulled out of china
This comment is funny because it's right
Is it though? Really?
Centralized Banks backed by promissory notes are an evil concept created by the Rothschild family
Many people in China actually talk about it in a roundabout way, such as substitute the keywords with characters that sound the same but convey different meanings. It's their wildest dreams to hind such a shocking event from so many people.
0:26 But why is Borat there
borat with an American accent.
EmeraldCrusade Yeah I know its strange ;D
Lmao 🤣
I thought I saw him too 😆
The massacre had massive political impacts on china as a whole that extend to this day.
1. Tiananmen is the major reason so many countries do not provide china with military equipment, even to this day.
2. The massacre is the number one reason why Taiwan and China have not been unified, before the protests, Taiwan was considering unifying with China, but afterwards that changed.
3. The love for china in the west disappeared, before the massacre there was an obsession with everything Chinese, but afterwards that changed.
The fact is that nearly all the teenagers in China know this, including myself
You should know that only 1% of Chinese teenagers may have more people than a big city.
You should know that only 1% of Chinese teenagers may have more people than a big city.
You should know that only 1% of Chinese teenagers may have more people than a big city.
lol everyone knows this in china. we just dont say it out loud in public.
not everyone, many people have no clue whatsoever that this took place.
Chinese government be like- NoThIng oF tHis HaPpeNeD It's JuSt HoAx. Westerners do this ChInEsE pEoPlE don't
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I just came to ruin your 69 likes. I didn't even really like the comment that much.
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my teacher went to china and in a library on a computer, he looked it up and all the computers shut down
liar
I was in US typing Obama on my phone and suddenly the government broke down
I was in China years ago and looked up on Tiananmen Square. In the West, the massacre is the first thing that pops up. In China, no mention of the massacre whatsoever.
I searched Tianamen square massacre in China and the president himself knocked on my door and killed me, then threw my body in the Yangtze River
+Hassan Raza seems legit
My parents were there on vacation and ended up hanging out with the students and leaving the day before everything got horrible. Great Vid as usual MOJO Jo Jo ! ;)
Heres what my parents said, they're chinese. When the massacre happened in '89, the media told them that there was a rebellion, but only soldiers died. They didn't mention how students and protestors were massacred. It was only until they left China for Canada, that they found out about how many people died (nobody actually believed that the government did nothing, they just didn't know the scale of it). They also told me that it's true most people in China don't know about the massacre, and it's illegal to tell others about it. So let's say a mother's child was killed, nobody would believe her and her child would be forgotten. It really pisses me off, all this censoring. I think I might make a video of me telling my grandparents about this and see their reaction. My parents say they still don't know about it. Should I do it?
I say dont waste your time. my dad was one of those freedom fighter that year. he was there taking pictures and occupying the place. my dad returned home before the situation got out of hands. after the massacre. the state police were looking for ppl whos related to it all over china. they will send the whole family to jail. A lot of ppl choose to forget about it or just simply dont mention about it becuz they are trying to protect those ppl they love. And that may be YOU. cuz I know, I was.
Chretien li Agree
DO IT!
I say do it. Screw censorship these days. They will only grow and learn from it. Become smarter.
+Chretien li +Tuzz Nation.... guess you dont live in China or visit??? Today it is part of Chinese history, shortened most likely. I have had students in my home from Mainland China Universites and also Adults on holiday who spend a couple of months improving their spoken English... And they all not about the event. Maybe not every detail.... but who does... USA exaggerates,,,, and look as USA now nothing but a lying pit from hell... And the Chinese are the most caring people, Give me Asia or Russia any time... Black is black and white is is white.
ALSO they dont have facebook, or USA/WESTERN RUBBISH polluting their airwaves, and their minds, and I agree 100%.... My TV, Radio has been off for 10 years and I never ever bought a magazine or newspaper....and all I missed was western garbage.. and I live in the west.
So remember the truth lies somewhere in the middle of all the stories. and remember every country has it secrets, even Canda, USA, Australia etc....
Good name for a protest - freedom fighter.... today that sounds so ludicrous, but when we are young, we think we know it all then find out we really knew nothing.... Blessings and peace to all.. :)
Here top 5 thing that happened in tiannimen square
1.nothing happened
2.nothing happened
3.nothing happened
4.nothing happened
5.nothing happened
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thank you,watchmojo team! thank you for letting more people knowing that big tragdy. you guys do a really good job.
I don't think they did a really great job unless you like one-sidedness.
"Band words" China has effectively enacted the concept of "New Speak", the control of the vocabulary by the government in the novel 1984.
Do top 5 facts about the rape of nanking, its really unknown and has been covered up a lot and it would be nice to have this brought to light
huh? i never know it was covered. You can easily search for it with every engine. I went through 2 different kind of education from the east to the west and both mention abt it a little.
maybe most people dont care and look fir it but i dont think it was covered.
Hypnotize - System of A Down anyone?
fuck yes
yes
Ah man. good song.
yes, and Sepultura - Refuse/Resist
I was going to comment just that!!! 😊😊😊
Massacre*. The real title for this event is the Tiananmen Square Massacre.
Trainmen?
pokemaster123ism Shit, can't believe I did that...
how many exactly number died in1989 6 4
Huang Li No one knows, but people definitely died.
Shotgun Mongol kid, every adult in china know these thing, go to the Chinese website(like tieba, weibo, zhihu) and ask people.everyone knows it, they are not foolish.
China: Top 5 facts about Tiananmen Square protest.
1) It never happened
2) It never happened
3) It never happened
4) It never happened
5) It never happened
Ten facts about the Tiananmen square incident: *exists*
China: we'll pretend we didn't see that.
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Remember your history before it gets deleted
Protest?!! It was a massacre!! We will never forget!
People tend to only like to call it a massacre if it happened in the past 4 years or resulted in a war.
@@poke548 a massacre is a murder of unarmed people
@@conorchambers3449 I was more being facetious.
Do you know how many young PLA soldiers were killed in 1989 by so-called students? China was not smashed by the West like the Soviet Union. China has developed very rapidly in the last 30 years, which the West does not want to see.
@@j.g.l7524 you r right. After the HongKong occupied Central yellow umbrella protest here, i totally dont believe the main stream media, they are not report the real truth, they just report what they want u to feel and mind control, n make u angry with yr government n to collapse yr country! !! 4 june 1989, actually is many soldiers killed by students and who push those student to do that ?i think the whole world knows it after so many issue happened like ...libya， Iraq....
I first knew this event when I was 16. My high school chemistry teacher got pissed off by our 'gullibility' when she found out we didn't hand in our homework because of a inadvertent false message telling us not to do so from a student representative. She yelled at as and said, 'you kids are so naive and easy to deceive, if June 4th happened all over again you would all rush into the streets without knowing you were instigated'. Then I looked up on Google to find out what exactly June 4th means... It's so sad that people now know so little about it, I don't agree 100% on the way western media describe the incident, but I hate how government ban us from even discussing it.
WROOOONG! "Absolutely nothing happened there.
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Never Forget. I am very surprised to see this channel talks about June 4th Massacre! Thank you.
In 1989, the US-led West funded the incitement of Chinese students to confront the government and tried to engage in a color revolution in China. Unfortunately, the conspiracy failed.
Do you know how many young PLA soldiers were killed in 1989 by so-called students? China was not smashed by the West like the Soviet Union. China has developed very rapidly in the last 30 years, which the West does not want to see.
I was 3 years old. My brother had just been born a few days prior. I remember seeing it at the hospital.
However I do have the event to thank for me being raised in the US instead of China.
3:10 OH screw this, I just came over to buy some fireworks!
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today this incident is 30 years old …………🙏
Wdym? Nothing happened
1959: The music died
1989: The democracy died in China
'Tank Man' is a legend!
Nothing happened in Tiananmen Square on 1989
It's sad that when I was in middle school, one of my teachers showed the class the famous picture of the Tank Man, almost everyone made fun of the guy in the picture. Saying things like "That guys a dumb ass", "you know they ran his ass over" "he's stupid for that" and other things like that. I thought different knowing what he was doing was right. Them not knowing the impact that The Tank Man had left on the world.
did americans find Saddam Hussein's chemical weapons ?! it is the same story. wikileaks showed the messages of usa embassy.
he did not die for goodness sake! it was not the full video!
For some reason the algorithm keeps recommending me this now
lots of viewers from China doesn't even know what this is at all
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Can u guys cover the Indonesian 1965 massacre?
what about massacre of nanking
it seems both of our countries have dark pasts
Well done watch mojo
Top fact: China rises to superpower after the crackdown of student protest in 1989
And those students protesters were given australian visas to study there as their payment
This video is a wonderful and quick way to understand the Tiananmen Square Protests. 2 years ago, I produced a documentary on this interesting event for National History Day, so these facts definitely check out with me :D
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it happened in the 1800s...
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#2: First battle by that name happened in July *1861*, second one happened in August *1862*.
#1: Quite obvious.
This is happening again in Australia and most of Europe. Crazy how history repeats. I just last night looked up “Arab Spring” and what came about when authoritarian governments are overthrown by the people. All people forget what unification looks like and governments like it that way divided and week.
Fun fact:Nothing happened at Tianamen Square in 1989
That's the Truth, nothing happened inside Tienanmen Square.
Out side Tienanmen Square it's different story.
Hi Watchmojo!
Two items on a top five facts list are "no one knows" items, not really helpful.
watchmojo china be like: 1) nothing happened 2) take your meds 3) stop asking questions 4) -10000 credit score 5) your ip address as been traced and sent directly to xi jing ping
At least 3000 innocent people died. It was a peaceful protest where people were asking for what they deserve(d), all until the lights went out and the army shot dead everyone they could. NEVER forget Tienanmen.
how did you know it? because you were there?
Yes it's true that Chinese government doesn't want young men know what happened in 1989.But still many youngsters know Tiananmen Square
And 3/4 of them choose to defend their government
+StarlightX254 yes,this is true,but there are reasons for that,since they got few informational channel,and they don't know the truth.When the know the truth,their reaction will be very astonished,because they live in China where the publications and Internet were under CCP's control.Why I know this,because I got VPN,and I'm accessible to RUclips n Facebook
StarlightX254 and that's the best thing I have ever seen, therefore I have hope in this generation, they are reasonable, clever youngsters without the influence of western media's biased hateful fake news. Someday in the future, you'll find out how severely lied to you guys are. we'll see.
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"Oh Screw this! I just came over to buy some fireworks!"
Family Guy FTW!!!
"Why don't you ask the kids at Tiananmen Square? Was fashion the reason why they were there?"
they disguised it hypnotized it!
television made you buy it!
im just sitting in my car and waiting for my...
she's scared that i will take her away from there
Dreams and her country left with no one there
Mesmerize the simple-minded. Propaganda leaves us blinded.
Imagine being one of the thousands to die protesting for peace in 1989 just to end up on a top 5 facts video
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thanks
Hey, this guy is a good fiction writer, he should make books!
shut
Turmoil? thousands were slaughtered and you call it a turmoil? nice.
Some people have died from both sides, but there is no massacre...
this is why you don't ban guns
RussianGoldKing yeah, but you do know that tanks were there and bullets just scratch them
that image of the guy in front of the tank sends chills through my spine
He didn't die
Strange there is no video he was crushed since the camera is there for a long time already.
Hypnotize by System of a Down, anyone?
I am the victim of a Mandela effect right now because I remember that guy getting run over by those tanks on video
What are you talking about watchmojo? Nothing like this ever happened in China stop spreading slander with your fictional Hollywood special effects!!
lol
+Max Huang lighten up, he's being sarcastic.
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Anyone else remember Tank Man getting ran over?
He didn't get run over
Chinese felt the bern
haha
Hello beautiful
Why is this video covering something that never happened?
It was about orthodox Maoist students dissatisfied with reforms vs capitalist Dengists who were and still are in power. Not democracy vs dictatorship in the slightest.
This was way before my time…. Can’t say I know much about it…. But I don’t fully believe everything I read or watch on mainstream media anymore….
You just got banned in China ;)
This isn't the first banned worthy video they've made
Like they said, Google is baned in China, so they don't need to ban a RUclips video
It was just a joke btw.
Who's watching this in China with VPN
Long live the spirit in 1989 in Tiananmen Square!
It's actually quite strange, most of my friends, borned 80s 90s, all know about the incident, and they hardly remember where they read it from, I too forget where I first know it, coincidence? I think not~
The tank man was Jesus
I have seen the image of "tank man" before, but I never knew what it was about. Now I know.
Mojo teach you everything, Mojo is life.
For some background on the Tiananmen Square Protests, as well as the fallout and other interesting facts... subscribe to the always-entertaining but highly-informative RUclips channel: China Uncensored.
Chris makes learning about China's politics, history, and culture incredibly funny and entertaining, with his satire and humor!
LOL.... Taiwanese newspapers won't have anything that isn't "approved" news.... if you just want to listen to mainstream media and watch the puppet-theater, you'll never learn the full story.
The same thing goes for mainstream media in the USA.
***** ... ahhh, I see.
Another thing: before the massacre happened, the government introduced open-door policy.
omg, it is like "freedom here!" protesters: "we want more!"
Can you please check the pronunciations before making a video about it
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First, the Western version of the Tiananmen incident was a combination of 2 "half true." The student protest and the crackdown were 2 different event. The crackdown was never aimed at students. The student protest ended peacefully, all students in TS went home safely, not a single shot fired in TS. Wikileaks: no bloodshed inside Tiananmen Square
The crackdown was to put down a worker riot happened 3 miles away from the TS. The mob has been killing unarmed soldiers in the dozens, many burned to death, and some hanged on flyover. Over 3,000 wounded soldiers, vehicle arson, even civilian death. It was the mob that triggered the crackdown.
The mob burned over 1,000 vehicles.
Throwing Molotov cocktails
Unarmed soldiers burned to death.
Soldiers are people with family
Peaceful protest??
Soldier hanged on flyover
These were the behaviors that triggered the crackdown. Do you see how ugly it is to skip this part of the story in the report? And combine it with the student protest.
Some students and civilian FIGHT to save soldiers from the mob.
This is why Deng Xiaoping crack down on the riot, NOT the Tiananmen Square protest, the Western media LIED.
www.quora.com/Why-did-Deng-Xiaoping-crack-down-on-the-Tiananmen-Square-protests/answer/Michelle-Zhou-28?srid=Oxxo
Sounds like media covering for the government.
Like v for vendetta
Like cnn
Like resident evil
Lol protect the power structure at all costs damage control
Though it would destroy the non-violent feel of it, a couple of Molotov' would do the trick, take a couple of them with you.
Saitama is the tank man
Me
Obviously, he was carrying his groceries and was just trying to get back to his apartment lol
I often joke that the Tankman was my grandfather doing his groceries..........
HAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA MADE MY DAY (SORRY CAPSLOCK BROKE COUPLE DAYS AGO....)
I am from Mainland China，I remember this.
你们不要这样 总想着要搞个大新闻
美国的华莱士 那不知道要比你们高到哪里去了
I'm angry!
人家膜蛤容易吗
能到這裏來的知識水平很高啊！
+Tha Botmon fuck you,godamn son of a bitch!
天安门、藏独，现在是人权律师，西方记者到底还是厉害
听说当时候有一个CBC的记者在那里拍完录像之后差点被解放军杀死然后逃回多伦多写了本关于六四的书。。。然后去年七月死了。。。
I remember him getting ran over and the other tanks followed
卧槽吓死我了赶紧念个诗压压惊
苟利国家生死以 岂因祸福趋避之
you are reading a poem to calm down? I was bored so I translated it.
我也被吓一跳
魔法师你好
膜法师的新作品
Im so glad i was born in the Philippines, democratic country.
Lol good for you
Actually, your country's military was very good at killing PLA soldiers during the Korean War. I believe there was a battle where all troops were ordered to withdraw, but the Filipino military stayed anyways, and with just 1000 or so soldiers and one .50 M2 HMG, they fought off tens of thousands of PLA. There were piles of dead communists. I'm just glad you guys were on our side! MacArthur said something about if he had 20,000 Filipino soldiers, that he could take over the world!
My grandfather was a paratrooper for the US Army in the Korean War, 187th ARCT. Now I live in Korea with my Korean wife and kids. They probably wouldn't even exist without the sacrifices made by the brave men and women who came here. Thank God for the support of everyone who defended democracy here in Korea and elsewhere. I wish it could've ended better in China...
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