Tiananmen Square: 20 Years Later

Dr. Wang Dan, a student leader in the 1989 protests at Tiananmen Square, comments on progress in China and hope for democracy in the future.

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News & Politics

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• China
• Tiananmen
• Square
• protest
• human
• rights
• Wang
• Dan
• democracy
• government
• freedom
• America

[RatkoUSA]

I hope the Chinese people manage to throw off the chains of Communism before those dirtbag tyrant leaders of their's die natural deaths and escape their well deserved PAYBACK time.

[jinfu413]

one day, one day someone will rise and say ENOUGH. i hope that day will come soon

[jackster029]

@Ryan198891 You are pathetic. According to your profile on Youtube, you are from Australia, aren't you? If my guess is right, you are basically hating your life in Australia, because many Australians discriminate Chinese, but after involving your personal emotion on the hatred you have towards Australia, you have started blaming the entire political system of the Western Civilization without considering the pros and cons of it.

[jackster029]

Oh well, it seems there is a certain amount of mainland Chinese people currently living in one of the Western countries, but commenting how depressing it will turn out to be, if China implements a democratic system. Is there anyone seeing the contradictions? On one hand, they are saying the negative influences of democracy, but on the other hand, they are enjoying the benefits of its system from another country.

[resfalgio]

China, some countries must has not democracy, just like evil and good....

[Ryan198891]

Well done wang dan. Go kiss their pale arse

[rl876]

@houchili how do I get in touch with him?

[houchili]

@rl876 he is.

[lancidi]

"for the sake of economic development, everything can be sacrificed, including people's life."

[vvujun]

你的口语啊，不要老呆在唐人街啊～

[happymoumou]

This fucking Wang Dan just want to earn a green card of USA.

This kind of people will waste taxes of Americans.

[rl876]

wang dan is hot! is he single????