Today is a day just like any other in China, especially because memories of the events 20 years ago have been edited, lost, or never existed especially among younger Chinese who have no way of finding out about the incident. Twitter, Flickr, Hotmail,... ...full story at CN Reviews
from CN Reviews on Thu, Jun 04 2009
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