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If you say you see those and hear those, you can't. Because no one has experienced such a scene. Like us, we are soldiers. We have participated in military exercises. And they are all military exercises of the war. We have never been... We also have those health forces to participate in exercises. There is no such thing, including in Tibet. There is no such large number of injured people. Because there are very few people in Tibet. As soon as the gun was fired, the Tibetan people scattered. When I went to the hospital to see them, most of them were... Their gun wounds can be determined by medicine. What kind of gun wounds? Many are bullet holes. What is the so-called bullet hole? The gun hits the wall. Then it reflects back. Then it hits your leg again. Or it hits your arm. Because it has a depth. And a state of damage to your body. Is the gun in it? Or did it open a bullet hole? A bullet hole explosion. An explosion of a wound. It can all be determined. So there is no... There is no such thing as what I saw in Xiehe Hospital. Xiehe Hospital is too miserable. Our car had just arrived at Xiehe Hospital. I was saved by a foreign reporter's car. They pulled me. Because your head was hit by an electric shock, right? Yes. And the whole body was injured. The whole back. The whole body was injured. At that time, Zhang Sheng went to save me. Then I grabbed him. I think it's like that. He helped me block a lot of electric shocks. The next day when he came to see me at my house. His whole body was bruised. The bruised bruise. Then he said... Because I cried when I saw him. I said, how could this happen? Because it's really unbearable. You can't accept this reality. To what extent can't you accept it? At that time, I had a record. Later, for the whole Tiananmen Square, I have a very long record. Then... The record I had at that time was... It's written on it. It's like seeing your mother being raped. You can't accept it. You see others being raped. You still think it's someone else's business. But if you see your mother being raped, how do you feel? You think you can't accept it at all. It's the same as raping you. It's that kind of feeling. Because the army you love in your life, the army you serve, the army you dedicate your life to, is actually such an army. Right? It's the same as when you read the novel, After being betrayed, he can't accept his father's feelings. He feels like he's been killed. That kind of feeling. So when I saw him, I cried. Later, he said, why are you crying? He said, I went to work today. I said, how did you go to work? I said, why are you wearing so many clothes? You're wearing long sleeves. It's very hot. The temperature was 36 or 38 degrees. He said, you can't talk about it. He said, it's not like you. When you go to bandage, people ask you what you're talking about. He said, you're too inexperienced. He said, people like us, people who have experienced the Cultural Revolution, we know how cruel the Cultural Revolution is. What do you see? What do you know? You can't talk about it. You have to swallow it. He said, this has already happened. It proves how serious the situation is. He said, you're still too young. You don't have the experience. He said that to me. So when I saw him, the situation on his body, he told me something very good. He said, Jiang Lin, remember, we are never heroes. He said, even if this day is overturned, we are not heroes. We are just ordinary people. We are just passers-by. So he really, he has always been very low-key to deal with this problem. When we were beaten, he kept protecting us. Later, he stopped us. He stopped us from leaving. We said, can we leave Donghua Gate? He said, no. As soon as the words fell, I was hit. Do you know the power of the electric stick? It flew out of this place and flew to the grass. It has 10,000 volts. It also has the power of hitting. People flew there. All my reporters flew out. I put it in a pocket like yours. Of course, there was no cover. Sometimes the cover was a little better. It flew out at once. There was no ID card. At that time, I didn't think I was a police reporter. I didn't think about it at that time. All four of us didn't say our identities. Why? It was a very At that moment, all four of us thought the same thing. I think that day was the humiliation of a soldier. I thought, hit me. I didn't say I was a soldier. I wasn't a soldier that day. I was an ordinary citizen. I was a student on the scene. I thought, I'd rather be beaten to death. I have to endure this pain. I don't want this title. Like the four of us, whoever says their identity, we won't suffer this kind of pain. Like his son, if he says, my grandfather is Zhang Aiping. Who doesn't know Zhang Aiping? The Minister of National Defense. His wife said, I'm Zhang Aiping's daughter-in-law. I won't hit him. He said, I'm the head of the General Staff. At that time, I was still a chief. Then I changed. I'm the chief of the Staff. I'm your superior. How dare you hit me? I'm a PLA reporter. How dare you hit me? They were all our own people. Later, some of the troops we visited were on a mission. They heard I was injured and came to visit me. They said, how could you be hit? That's what they said. But at that time, we didn't recognize that we were from the Dragon King Temple. We weren't. We were so humiliated that day. The four of us didn't even say a word. His son couldn't be found. He was caught and his little finger was broken. It was a fractured finger. It was hit by an electric shovel. Yes, an electric shovel. If it was a gunshot wound, he couldn't use his hand. It was a fractured finger. He could still hold his hand. So, he was locked up. He chased us to Tiananmen Square. I asked him if we were not allowed to go there. He said, stop talking nonsense. He kept hitting us to get us to Tiananmen Square. I thought it was the last round. I didn't know if it was the last round. I passed out. He hit me on the head. I felt the blood coming out of my head. I shouted, I'm dead. I fell to the ground. When I regained consciousness, everyone was gone. No one was there. I felt someone grabbed me on both sides and dragged me out. I remember I was wearing a new pair of shoes. The dress was also new. My sister bought it for me from Shenzhen. It was new. The dress had some black beads They were beautiful. They were all gone in the process. It was like rubbing against the ground. My new shoes had no leather anymore. They dragged me out. They put me down. After I was put down, he told me that I could leave. He asked me if I could leave. I said no. He said he would carry me. He knelt on the ground. I tried to lean on him. As soon as I did, he knelt on the ground. He was only 1.8 meters tall. At that time, I was very thin. I weighed less than 100 kilograms. He couldn't carry me. He said he would do it again. I was scared. I felt that the blood on my head was flowing to his neck and his T-shirt. It was all flowing to him. He carried me very slowly. I felt that I was dizzy. He carried me to the gate of Donghua Gate. He put me down at the gate. He asked me to rest for a while. I couldn't carry him anymore. He knelt on the railing of the gate. There were many railings on the gate. He was panting. I asked him if he was injured. He hit me so hard that I couldn't care about other people. He said his ribs were broken. I felt that my breathing was painful. I felt like my bones were stuck in my lungs. I felt that way. He was hit by a electric shovel. He was shot by a electric shovel. He was a young man. He was really strong. At that time, a student came to us. He asked who was injured. Zhang Sheng told him to take him away. I said I wouldn't go. I said I would go with him if I had to. He said he couldn't go. I asked why. He said his wife and child were still inside. I felt really bad. If I hadn't come to the interview and caused trouble for his family, I would have felt really bad. I said I wouldn't go. I said I would go with him if I had to. He said he was shot like this. How could we find him? He said he couldn't cause any more trouble. He told the young man to take him away. The young man took me to the car. He told me to sit in the back. I couldn't sit. I fell down because of the head injury and the body injury. He let me lie on him and he pushed the bike away. I sat on the bike and I lied on him and I ran away. I ran away because there was a foreign journalist's car that was about to start. The Beijing citizens stopped the car and said you can't leave. There are injured people. You have to save us. It was a female journalist. I remember very clearly. She pulled the door open and got in my car. She asked me which hospital I was going to. I didn't know which hospital. She said okay. I knew there was a hospital nearby. I'll take you there. She spoke English to the driver. I think the driver was from the embassy. Or maybe they rented the car She told the driver that we were going to the hospital. A big public vehicle stopped us from getting into the hospital. The driver got out of the car and started crying. He said come and save us. All the injured people At that time a lot of people came out of the emergency room and followed the driver. The female journalist and the student who was driving the bike got in my car and got out of the emergency room. When we got to the door the female journalist was carrying a camera and got hit by the person who rushed out of the emergency room. The camera and the body were separated. I know how important the camera is to the journalist. I was so embarrassed. I told her that the camera didn't matter that much. I told her to get in the emergency room because I was covered in blood. I donated the blood to the New York Memorial Museum. The clothes were washed many times but the blood couldn't be washed off. The blood couldn't be washed off. She pulled me over and sent me in. After I was sent in I went straight to the place where I was bandaged. The student who sent me in said that I had to leave immediately because there were so many injured people and I had to save others. She told the doctor that she had left it to me. The doctor said that I couldn't clean the wound. The so-called cleaning means that I couldn't disinfect it. She said that I didn't have that much time to disinfect it. She said that I could only bandage it. She said that I had to go to the hospital for a week's antacid. She said that I had to go to the hospital She said that after I was done I had to go to the hospital and get an antacid to prevent the wound from getting infected. She said that I had to get an antacid for a week to prevent the wound from getting infected. She bandaged my wound. She said that I didn't have any ointment. She asked me if I could bear it. I said that I could bear it. I held her white coat with my hands. I told her to bandage it. I felt that it hurt and there was a lot of blood. I bandaged it. After that, she said that so many people were more injured than me. They were all gunshot wounds. She said that I was a stick wound. She pointed me to the direction of the nurse. She said that I had to go there to get an antacid. She gave me a prescription for an antacid. After that, the nurse said that I was alone. I said yes, I was alone. She said that after I got the antacid, I had to go to the physiotherapy room. The physiotherapy room of Xiehe Hospital is very big. The physiotherapy room is used for orthopedic patients. After the surgery, they need to recover. There are a lot of gyms and places for exercise. They train the patient's walking and their arms. They also do some massage after the exercise. There is only one very small bed. It is as narrow as this chair. She said that I could sleep on this bed. She asked me what I was doing. I said that I was a reporter. She asked me which newspaper I was in. I said that I was a reporter for People's Daily. I felt that I was not a soldier. They were very kind to me. After People's Daily was opened, they reported the real situation of the square. They said that I could sleep on this bed. I thought that it was too narrow for two people. There was already one person who was facing the wall. Until the next morning, when I got off the bed, I didn't see his face. I didn't know him. I felt like a dead person. There was no movement. He was next to me. Of course, I couldn't take care of him because he was in a vegetative state. The whole medical room was very large. I think it was about this big. It was from the tree to the street. It was this big. The medical room was like a cushion. It was like a wooden cushion. They were placed one by one. They were pulled from one end to the other. One by one, they were hung up. The injured people were placed together very closely. I was the only one who was put on the bed. I was the only one The others could only lie on the cushion? At that time, I was very shocked because all the gunshot wounded people were beaten so hard. The gym was so big. There was no one who was screaming for pain. You couldn't see this The emergency room would send someone who was injured to the hospital. There was no one who was screaming for pain. How many people were there at that time? There were dozens of people. They were constantly sent outside. It was a place where the injured people There was no bed at that time. The hospital contacted other hospitals to send their injured people to the hospital. Xiehe Hospital was the closest hospital to Tiananmen Square. It was a big hospital. They were constantly sent outside. Did you see their faces? Were there students and citizens? Yes, there were. They were constantly sent outside. They were emotionally traumatized. They were sent from the scene. Some people shouted to the nurses to go to Tiananmen Square to save them. The nurses lowered their voices and said, how did you know we didn't go to save them? Our ambulance was shot back. When they drove to Tiananmen Square, they were shot back. Our ambulance was shot back. They said not to speak because we are all injured people. Don't say anything. So they lowered their voices. In the morning, the gun was heard in the hospital. You could hear the gunshots in the square. In the morning, the gunshots were heard in the hospital. The gunshots were heard in the hospital. I thought the soldiers would come to the hospital. Many people were sent to the hospital. They didn't even have a place to lie down. I remember a young girl with her boyfriend or her brother who was as young as her. She leaned on him and had a piece of gauze around her head. She asked what had happened. She said we were at the crossroads in the east. The hospital was on the east side. It was in the middle of Tiananmen Square. It was on the east side and west side. It was a very busy street. It was in Tiananmen Square. She said we were there and the soldiers passed by us and shot at us. We were sent to the hospital. I have another story that is more tragic. Before dawn, a group of people came from Tiananmen Square. I asked them if they were sent here or how they got here. They said we were at Tiananmen Square and the soldiers shot at us. We were lying on the ground and couldn't stand up or save anyone. If someone stood up and found you, another group of people would come to save you. We were lying on the ground and told each other to crawl out if we could. She said she crawled out into the alley and was sent to the hospital She said many people couldn't crawl out because they were badly injured. They couldn't get up and some people were left in the square I heard a reporter say that they threw all the injured people into the car but they didn't know Recently, a friend of mine told me that a member of the engineering team personally participated in the clearing of Tiananmen Square. He said they dug a big hole and threw all the people from Tiananmen Square into the hole and burned them all with a flamethrower. It was a shocking story. He said it was the same as what I heard from different channels. It was a combination of different stories. They talked about who were the students in Tiananmen Square. When I was in San Francisco, I met the head instructor who supported Beijing. He brought many students from other cities to Tiananmen Square. He was in charge of the students' and activities. He was in charge in Beijing. He said most of the students in Tiananmen Square were students from other cities. It was the same as what I heard from the students in Tiananmen Square at noon. When I was in San Francisco a few months ago, he asked me in the car what I saw in Tiananmen Square and who the students were. He said he felt guilty for bringing the students to Tiananmen Square but not for taking them away. He asked how many students died in Tiananmen Square. I said I didn't know. He added of the meeting. He said he worked in a local police department. He said there were 6 students in that area after the June 4th incident. He said there were 6 students missing in that area after the June 4th incident. How many students were missing? How many died? This is not in the statistics. The people who were taken away by the truck were not included in the statistics. The statistics are based on the deaths of students in hospitals. When I was in Lhasa, I didn't talk about my real name. I made up a name and a newspaper. I took the experience I interviewed hospitals in Lhasa. Hospitals registered these people. Hospitals were responsible for the casualties. But in the end, the police department would find the so-called rioters They would give you a name and a crime. They didn't care if you were a reporter or a soldier or a worker or a factory worker. They didn't care. They gave you a name and a crime. This is how it turned out. In the end, we were cleared in this name. Who let you see this? Who let you know this? No matter how good your job is, you have to be cleared. This is the crime. They followed you. It was like a mark on your body. You were a rioter. So as a reporter of the People's Liberation Army, you were affected, right? Yes, that was later. I will talk about the death and injury first. I haven't finished yet. This is very tragic. I didn't see any details about Tiananmen. I didn't know about the casualties. I didn't know. What else did I know? In the morning, as a reporter of the People's Daily, I was protected in the only bed in the treatment room. It was a narrow bed. The next morning, when the gunshots were heard, another group of casualties were brought in. They didn't even have a place to lie down. The nurse told me that even though I was a reporter of the People's Daily, I had to be sent out. There were too many casualties. After I was sent out, I was sent to another hospital for better treatment. She said, we can send you to the nearest hospital. We will send you to the nearest hospital. I thought, China-Japan Friendship Hospital is closer to my home. I said, I will go to China-Japan Friendship Hospital. She said, okay. When I was put in the ambulance, the people in the ambulance were all very seriously injured. They were all taken to other hospitals for surgery. They were lying there. They were all so-called penetrators. The bullets hit the body and exploded in the body. Some of the bullets should have been immediately operated on. But there was no way. The nurse took me to the bathroom She said, I feel dizzy when I see so many casualties. I said, you have been working in the hospital for a long time. Will the blood still make you dizzy? She said, I have never seen so many people injured. She said, we saw one by one. We didn't see such a piece. When I entered the hospital, there was blood all over the floor. I was walking with the blood on my shoes. I was walking on the footprints of blood. So I was not bruised. It was all because there was too much blood. She pointed to the front of the bathroom. She said that place was Taipingjian. She said that Taipingjian was full of dead people. She put me in the ambulance. I was sitting in the ambulance. There was a young man sitting opposite me. He was so close to me. He was a young man. I was dizzy. There was blood all over my face. I was sitting with my head down. I was waiting for the ambulance to take me to another hospital. He was sitting opposite me. He said, lift your head up. He said, I will wipe the blood off your face. He said, don't be so angry. He said, we won. He said that to me. I said, how? How do you explain that victory? He said, do you know? His hand was hung by a bandage. He said he was at the door He said he saw a soldier who was shooting at the crowd. He ran over and dragged the soldier's hand over his shoulder. After that, the soldier opened fire from the sky. At that moment, he grabbed the gun and the magazine. He lifted the gun and the magazine. At that moment, the soldier pulled out the magazine. He said, do you want to see my trophies? The soldier hit his neck with the bullet. He said, I will give you the bullet as a souvenir. He said, he was very brave and fearless. He was a hero. These people were great. Later, I heard a similar story. He was a tanker. He was not the only one who was killed. I have two pieces of evidence. One piece of evidence is that I lived next to the west headquarters. I lived next to the west The road was always blocked by the tanker. The tanker the road. The tanker blocked the road The tanker the road. How many tanks were there? There were none. There were no cameras. But I am sure there were photos. But later, because of this incident, the next day, the anti-revolutionary movement was announced. Who would dare to take such photos? But it was very difficult to clean the road. The monument was cleaned with high-pressure faucet. The snow and holes could not be cleaned. When we went to Tiananmen, we saw the holes on the monument. But the snow was gone. But the road was very difficult to clean. Unless the road was completely cleared, it would not be a small project. It was very clear. It was a complete monument. It was located on the opposite side of the Air Force Academy. It was located on the opposite side of Chang'an Street. It was very clear. It was not the power of one tank. It was the power of all the tanks. It was the power of all the tanks. It was the power of all the tanks. It was the power of all the tanks. So I think he's the first one to stop the tankers. So if the media publishes this, I think it's newsworthy. What's the second one? What's the time? It should be June 3rd. It can't be the day after, because the PLA has already won. So they have to keep suppressing the tankers like this. They have to keep suppressing the tankers like this. The second one is from a very good friend of mine. He told me that he was in Wuhesong. He saw a woman in a white dress when the tankers were coming. She was very impressed by the white dress. She said she felt like an angel. She stopped the tankers in the middle of the road. The tankers were pretty good. But they didn't stop and go over her. She was pulled over by the people on the side of the road. She said she felt like an angel. She was standing in the middle of the road in a white dress. So I think that in the entire June 4th massacre... ...the Beijing police... ...and many other people... ...were trying to stop the tankers. This photo was very popular. A tanker was burnt to the ground. Do you remember that? It was in front of the military museum. Who did this? The brave civilians. They stopped the tankers and burnt them all. The soldiers didn't do it. The soldiers threw their weapons into the river. This is a true story. They chased the students and the civilians, but they didn't do it. They thought it was a good thing. Yes, there are many good people in the army. From Zhang Aiping's son to his grandson, to people like me. And many of my friends. They still support me. They don't hate me at all. They don't say anything bad about me or my friends. No, they are still my friends to this day. So there are many good people in this incident. And there are many brave people. These brave people, the people who burnt the tanks... ...were later recorded by some journalists... ...and published in the media as evidence. They were arrested like this. I remember that one of my friends... ...was arrested like this, but I didn't know about it. I heard about it from a group of people. I saw some photos in his group. He told me how he burnt the tanks. And how the police broke into his house. I think it was the police. They arrested him and took him away. They were sentenced to several years in prison. Some were released after ten years. I also saw a young man... ...who burnt a military vehicle or a tank. He was the youngest child in his family. He was the fifth child, and the only son. He was arrested and shot without trial. There are so many people like this. But they are not on the list of people to be punished. They are not on the list of people to be punished. None of his four sisters dared to tell his mother. They said that his son was naughty... ...and that he went abroad to work. He hid it from his mother... ...so that she wouldn't know about his brother's tragic death. He was shot without trial. So I want to ask you this question. How many people have died? I really believe that... ...there are a few numbers. One says that less than 1,000 people have died. The other says that there are about 3,000 people. The most people have died... ...is based on a document that the British Embassy decrypted. It says that there are over 20,000 people. I believe in the British Embassy's data. If you add up all the people who died... ...you can see that the line is very long. The whole of Chang'an Street... ...was flooded with blood and bloodshed that night. How many people died? Many people, like Zhang Sheng... ...didn't dare to speak up. They went home to take care of their own wounds. They went to the hospital to get the bullets out of their own wounds. And they buried themselves. The second mother of Tian'anmen... ...was Zhang Jinling. She was a good friend of mine. She was my sister's teacher. She was a teacher at the factory. She graduated from Tsinghua University. Her youngest son was killed on the third day of the lunar month. He was killed at Tian'anmen Square. I don't know how she found him. When I was injured... ...my sister would change my medicine every day... ...and wash my wounds. She would cry every day. I couldn't imagine how cruel they were. They beat you up so badly. I felt so sorry for them. I couldn't do anything about it. I couldn't lie on my side or support her. I could only lie down and sleep. Because I was injured all over. My arms and back were injured. I had a sprain in my head. I had to go to the hospital every day to get the antibiotics. She would change my medicine every day and wash my wounds. She told me that she couldn't find my teacher's son. So she called the hospital and asked them to find my teacher. But neither of them dared to go. They couldn't accept it. They had been looking for their son for so many days. But they couldn't find him. You have to face your child's body in the hospital. Her husband is a very famous pipa player. He is the number one in China. He is the best pipa player in China. What's his name? Wang Fan Di. He is her husband. They are all our good friends. She had a lot of students at the time. Her students comforted her and her husband. They told her that they wouldn't go. But a week later, they kept looking for him. So she called the hospital. Her students told her to go and see him. They told her to report to the hospital. But he was definitely not there. When they got to the hospital, they asked her what had happened. She was covered in bruises. How did they find him? They buried him under a wall in Tian'anmen Square. Under a red wall. The red wall was connected to the wall in Tian'anmen Square. Many people died there. So they buried them under the wall. We don't know how many people died there. But we do know that his son came out of there. How did they find him? He had a student ID in his pocket. There was a school in his ID. The hospital found his family by looking at his ID and the name of the school. They took him to the hospital. They gave him an IV. The students used a cotton swab to clean the body. It was very hot and the body was buried under a wall. Within a week, the body was rotten. If it wasn't rotten, the body wouldn't have grown. It would have been buried on the ground. The smell of the body would have come out of the body. How could they bury the body in the school? My friend told me that they dug a big hole. They used a flame to burn the body. They covered the whole body with a piece of wood. It was a grave. No one knew that it was a piece of wood. No one knows where the body is now. Only when the case is solved... ...will they be able to find the body. No one knows where the body is now. Out of the 8,000 people, 3,000 of them... ...were registered at the Red Cross Hospital. How many of them are not registered? Out of the 8,000 people, 3,000 of them... ...were registered at the Red Cross Hospital. Is that one of them? I don't think so. I'm afraid that many of them won't be registered. The next morning, I went home. The first thing I did when I got home was to watch TV. I wanted to know what people thought of the case. They said that there was a revolution in Beijing. And then there was a news article about it. It was published in the name of the People's Liberation Army. The article was very clear. It wasn't written by the People's Liberation Army. But it was published by the People's Liberation Army. They wrote the article in advance. And then the People's Liberation Army published it. It was published on the same day. On the night of June 3rd, the article was published. It was published so quickly. It was all designed by them. They wanted to blame it on the people. They wanted to blame it on the people who resisted. So what else could it be? Some people say that... ...if the students had been obedient and returned to school earlier... ...this wouldn't have happened. How is that possible? It's impossible. But the best thing is that they might not have lost so many people. Especially not so many Beijing citizens. They might have taken revenge on the students. Because they were the ones who expelled the students. They punished the leaders of the schools. Or they expelled the people who supported the students. The people who supported the students. They might have done that. But the bloodshed could have happened in a different way. They could have been shot and judged. But could it have been... ...an issue of another nature? I don't think it's possible. The theory is already here.