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@Bj76011862 @be2xco @wngtm884 说说中国人哪里不堂堂正正 你们都不知道你们那些媒体有多恶毒

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@GaryMcG68856811 @zlj517 Now that they have not started to use force, they just say that China is a Nazi. But they hugged the hegemonic thighs themselves.

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@GaryMcG68856811 @zlj517 The information you know is too false. You don't even know the real Chinese history, not at all. We didn't start using force. We have given Taiwan the opportunity for peaceful reunification, which they don't want.

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@assassin_rk42 @Gnuginr @cjones6891 @zlj517 Please also take out the popularisation of science in relevant history.

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@assassin_rk42 @Gnuginr @cjones6891 @zlj517 , and utilise foreign capital in order to do a good job in socialist construction, but not to leave the socialist road.

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@assassin_rk42 @Gnuginr @cjones6891 @zlj517 We talk about democracy, we can't use bourgeois democracy, and we can't set up the three powers." We implement the policy of opening up to the outside world, learn foreign technology, and utilise foreign capital in order to do a good job in socialist construct

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@assassin_rk42 @Gnuginr @cjones6891 @zlj517 It is the result of the lack of clear banner and resolute attitude against bourgeois liberalisation for several years. We should clearly adhere to the Four Cardinal Principles, otherwise bourgeois liberalisation will be allowed."

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@assassin_rk42 @Gnuginr @cjones6891 @zlj517 but judging from the nature of the problem, it is a very important event." Wherever it can be quarrelled, it is because the leaders there are not clearly flagd and their attitude is not resolute. This is not a two-place problem, nor a year or two.

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@assassin_rk42 @Gnuginr @cjones6891 @zlj517 On the morning of December 30, 1986, Deng Xiaoping said in a conversation with several central government responsible comrades such as Hu Yaobang, Zhao Ziyang, Wanli, Hu Qili, Li Peng and He Dongchang, "Students make trouble, and big things can't happen,

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@assassin_rk42 @Gnuginr @cjones6891 @zlj517 Anhui University of Agriculture, Anhui College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Anhui Institute of Education, etc., marched on the streets one after another, shouting slogans such as "Strive for democracy and freedom" and "Down with dictatorship".

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@assassin_rk42 @Gnuginr @cjones6891 @zlj517 Due to the influence of the trend of bourgeois liberalisation, there is a wave of learning in colleges and universities in Hefei. More than 5,000 students from universities and universities such as University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei University of Technology,

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@assassin_rk42 @Gnuginr @cjones6891 @zlj517 On the same day, at the meeting of heads of some colleges and universities, the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee requested to improve the work of schools, clarify vague concepts, and prevent students from being deceived.

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@assassin_rk42 @Gnuginr @cjones6891 @zlj517 and other universities to march on the streets because they were dissatisfied with the election of deputies to the National People's Congress in Xishi District of Hefei.

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@assassin_rk42 @Gnuginr @cjones6891 @zlj517 December 5, 1986.
Some students of the University of Science and Technology of China took to the streets together with more than 4,000 students from Anhui University

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@assassin_rk42 @Gnuginr @cjones6891 @zlj517 addressed students at Jiaotong University and Tongji University, advocating overall westernisation.

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@assassin_rk42 @Gnuginr @cjones6891 @zlj517 and led the enthusiasm of young students to a healthy track. In early November 1986, Fang Lizhi, former vice president of the University of Science and Technology of China, and Liu Binyan, a former member of the National Writers Association,

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@assassin_rk42 @Gnuginr @cjones6891 @zlj517 In accordance with the requirements of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee, the party and government leaders of all schools have broadened democratic channels, exchanged ideas, widely listened to students' opinions, conducted dialogues,

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@assassin_rk42 @Gnuginr @cjones6891 @zlj517 Take the Shanghai region as an example. In the second half of 1986, there was a "democratic fever" among students in colleges and universities in Shanghai. The majority of students cared about reform and strongly demanded the acceleration of the democratisation process.

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@assassin_rk42 @Gnuginr @cjones6891 @zlj517 I'm talking about the May 4th Movement, but you didn't explain the time. You just said it was the 1980s now, so I'll answer you.