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After 35 years, a photo of the Tiananmen massacre was published for the first time Scholar Wu Renhua was one of many who participated in and witnessed the bloody massacre of democracy protesters that the army of the Chinese Communist Party committed in Tiananmen Square on June 4, 1989.
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Scholar Wu Renhua shared a photo of 3 Tiananmen Square massacre victims, taken at China University of Political Science and Law. Witnessed by around 20 people, the bodies were moved inside a lecture hall after being transported by a truck. On June 4, 1989, 11 people died when a tank collided with protesters. Internet users also shared a Hong Kong newspaper article reporting over 10,000 deaths during the massacre, highlighting the brutality of the CCP troops.
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Speaker 0: Scholar Wu Renhua was one of many who participated in and witnessed the bloody massacre of democracy protesters that the army of the Chinese Communist Party committed in Tiananmen Square on June 4, 1989. On May 28, Wu posted a photo on x of 3 people who died in the Tiananmen Square massacre. He claimed that this was the first time the photo had been published, and the photographer did not want to reveal his his name for safety reasons. Wu stated that this photo was taken at noon on June 4, 1989 at the China University of Political Science and Law or CUPL. Wu and approximately 20 other people witnessed these bodies firsthand on that day.
Wu reported that at approximately 6 AM on June 4th, 3 Chinese army tanks pursued a group of students as they were leaving Tiananmen Square. Tank number 106 collided with protesters, resulting in the deaths of 11 people and causing injuries to many others. A driver in Beijing took the initiative to use a truck to transport the bodies of 5 students to the CUPL as evidence for a future lawsuit against the military for a massacre. Then the 5 bodies were moved inside the lecture hall due to the hot sun outside. By noon that day, 2 bodies had been identified and taken away by the school.
Many people commented on Wu's post on X, stating that they were also present at the scene and witnessed the incident, as Wu recounted. In a related development, many Internet users shared photos of the front page of Hong Kong's Tintin Daily News from June 5, 1989. An article in this newspaper stated that more than 10,000 people died in the massacre that CCP troops carried out on June 4, 1989. Another story on the front page of Tintin Daily News reported the brutality of the CCP's troops during the massacre. Wounded but not dead.
Shot one more time, still not breathing, thrown into the fire.
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