长在红旗下

誓死与阶级敌人做斗争

[长在红旗下 @BuzzGuo]

开帖互关
小粉红一定回关
臭鱼烂虾就别关了

[𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦 @OopsGuess]

Japanese media are obsessed with Tiananmen because it gives them a moral stage they never earned.

They do not remember Asia.
They do not remember Nanjing.
They do not remember Unit 731.
They do not remember comfort women.
They do not remember the graves they left across the continent.

But they suddenly remember Chinese “human rights” when it helps them feel morally superior to China.

Japan lost the Pacific War.
So now it tries to win a moral victory in Tiananmen Square.

But nothing can wash the blood off its hands.

[长在红旗下 @BuzzGuo]

我想问问您，你知道 1937 年 12 月 13 日开始的南京大屠杀吗？那次屠杀约有 30 万人被忠于日本天皇的日本军人杀害，日本人都知道这件事吗？还是没有被日本政府告知？
还有日本 731 部队、重庆大轰炸、巴丹死亡行军……这些都是在远东国际军事法庭确认的事件，请问您知道多少？您的日本政府告知您了吗？

[ゆな先生 @JapanTank]

Xの上に、物凄い数の中国政府にコントロールされたアカウントがあるんだなという感想

[长在红旗下 @BuzzGuo]

@JapanTank 我想问问您，你知道 1937 年 12 月 13 日开始的南京大屠杀吗？那次屠杀约有 30 万人被忠于日本天���的日本军人杀害，日本人都知道这件事吗？还是没有被日本政府告知？

还有日本 731 部队、宝山大屠杀、常熟大屠杀、苏州大屠杀、重庆大轰炸、巴丹死亡行军……请问您知道多少？您的日本政府告知您了吗？

[长在红旗下 @BuzzGuo]

@protect_taiwan 台湾是用钱买出来的

[长在红旗下 @BuzzGuo]

@0K7n9Nviz82KC9r 多了一个字，希望修改

[长在红旗下 @BuzzGuo]

@muheediva01 说白了，都是基于西方世界对黑人的宣传，你们媒体上是怎么宣传黑人的你自己不知道吗？贩毒、黑帮、说不清的孩子、这都不是西方媒体整天宣扬的吗

[长在红旗下 @BuzzGuo]

不知道美国人民有多少死在ice 枪口下了。如果像对待中国一样，你不用一年才高潮一次，365 天，你天天都能高潮。

[House Foreign Affairs Committee Majority @HouseForeignGOP]

37 years ago today, the Chinese Communist Party ordered the People's Liberation Army to open fire on its own people. Peaceful students demanding freedom were murdered by the military and the CCP still censors every mention of it.

The world must never forget.

[长在红旗下 @BuzzGuo]

萝莉岛事件的调查报告呢？为什么不公布？“再次伟大”特朗普总统接受过萝莉岛的招待没？卢比奥先生去过没？哦，还有奥巴马先生、布什先生……

[美国之音中文网 @VOAChinese]

美国国务卿马尔科·卢比奥(Marco Rubio)在中国共产党政府1989年6月4日以武力血腥镇压以天安门广场为中心的民主示威运动37周年之际发表书面声明。他说：“无论多少审查都无法抹掉过去。那些为了捍卫自身不可剥夺的言论自由与和平集会权利而牺牲的人们，终有一天会得到昭雪。”
👉 https://t.co/dq4TR0DChl

[长在红旗下 @BuzzGuo]

@BarryYuen5 网上的殖畜们哪一个不是吃人血馒头的？

[长在红旗下 @BuzzGuo]

@Prio_0730 我不觉得有什么不好啊 为什么要否定？

[长在红旗下 @BuzzGuo]

能上 x 就是自由啊？���能进入 FBI 吗？那你自由吗？你有言论自由？你在日本街上举个“我要干死天皇”的牌牌，看看你有言论自由吗？

[テリマカシ 。。 @terimakasih0001]

言論の自由も無ければ、中国では違法なVPNを使わないと X すら出来ない国の人民が何か言ってる。

(◍•ᴗ•◍)

[长在红旗下 @BuzzGuo]

@JapanTank 请问，你得到消息来源在哪里？你怎么不确保你得到的消息不是被你们政府或者你们的媒体进行信息控制下？如果你说“我们的媒体是自由的”，那么就当我啥也没说。

[长在红旗下 @BuzzGuo]

何德何能啊，能把我和伟人放一起。惭愧！惭愧！

[长在红旗下 @BuzzGuo]

@Prio_0730 别用嘴说话，去举牌牌

[番茄大叔🇨🇳 @uncleTomat0]

我找到了一个很有意思的官方网站——中国共产党新闻网。进入“资料中心”，打开中国共产党大事记——1989年，里面详细记录了1989年的反革命暴乱。带你从共产党官方的视角审视这场错误的暴动。

[「米日🔞糗事」 @USA_Silly]

西方为什么无比怀念64？

因为这是它们最接近“胜利”的时刻。如果64颜革成功，扶持傀儡政权上台，那么中国的万亿资产，自然资源将唾手可得，西方直接续命300年。

而中国将永远不能发展自己的高科技，永远做最低端产业，全家老少世世代代流水线，永远8亿衬衫���一架飞机。一无所有，只剩下所谓的“自由”

[长在红旗下 @BuzzGuo]

@ChingteLai

[长在红旗下 @BuzzGuo]

@eAsiaMediaHub

[长在红旗下 @BuzzGuo]

@theyangzhigang

[Angelica 🌐⚛️🇹🇼🇨🇳🇺🇸 @AngelicaOung]

I was a rather precocious nine-year-old in Taipei on June 4th 1989. In my childish mind's eye...helpless students were kettled into Tienanmen square like animals in a pen before the tanks rolled over them, creating a kind of bloody, dense, student-patty. It was a flashbulb moment that represented the evil of the communist party of China and the destruction of the flower of China, the best of the best, by the worst of the worst.

Growing up sometimes means finding out the fairytales of your childhood is far more complicated than you thought.

This is Tienanmen Square 1989, as I understand it today. There was no bloodshed in the square. Dissident leader Liu Xiaobo (who subsequently won the Nobel Peace Prize) negotiated the peaceful withdrawal of demonstrators as the troops moved in. By the time the iconic Tankman stood in the way of PLA tanks, the crackdown was basically over. If you watch the video all the way through, you'll see tankman block the tank a few times, climb on top of it, before being led away.

This is not to say, of course, that there was no bloodshed. They mostly happened in clashes between violent demonstrators and PLA troops off the square. The "peaceful protestors vs brutal regime" picture is inaccurate and incomplete. The crowd ambused, mutilated, lynched, disembowled and burned the corpses of PLA soldiers. This is when the shootings happened: not in the square, not on the students.

You have to understand, in 1989, China didn't know how to deal with protests. They had no riot police. They rolled out the tanks and the troops not because they were determined to exterminate the crowd, but becauses they were unprepared. Since then, it's been largely a hushed and censored topic in China, which I think is a mistake. Because once you go through what actually happened, June 4th was a tragedy, not a crime.

It was Deng Xiaoping that made the decision to initiate the crackdown. He knew he'd bear the infamy. But looking at China in 2026, it's hard not to come to the conclusion that Deng did the right thing. The students in the square might have been truly idealistic and only wanted the best for China, but if the Chinese government have given in to their demands, China would not have been a democratic paradise but might have fallen into a chasm of chaos. We all saw what happened when the people of Russia cast off the Soviet Union only to be plunged into decades of pitch black despair. Had China done what the students asked, could the results have been any better? Already almost in retirement...Deng, who already saved China with his reform-and-open-up, arguably saved it again.

Most ordinary Chinese people I know now sees June 4th as an example of a failed color revolution, or an externally-driven attempt to destabilize China from the outside. They don't percieve the crackdown as the government oppressing the people, but of China asserting its sovereignty.

I know this is a controversial topic, and will probably draw a lot of condemnation from the usual crowd. So let me end with a criticism of the Communist Party of China: Stop censoring and shielding the history so much, and be frank about the past. When you try and erase June 4th, it means you yourself cannot tell your side of the story. The cultural revolution, for instance, works far less well as an anti-China talking point because the mistakes of that era are widely acknowledged and digested in China itself while June 4th still seems too raw to touch.

Below you can find the full "tankman" video. It only takes two minutes to watch. Try and watch it as if you're seeing it for the first time. What do you see? See less

[我是一隻普通的港兔 @BarryYuen5]

日本のメディアは天安門事件に執着している。なぜなら、それは彼らが決して得る資格のない道徳的舞台を与えてくれるからだ。

奴らはアジアのことを忘れている。

南京のことを忘れている。
731部隊のことを忘れている。
慰安婦のことを忘れている。
大陸中に残された墓のことを忘れている。

しかし、中国に対して道徳的に優位に立てると感じる時だけ、彼らは突然中国の「人権」を思い出す。

日本は太平洋戦争に敗れた。

だから今、天安門広場で道徳的勝利を勝ち取ろうとしている。

しかし、その手に付いた血を洗い流すことは決してできない。