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《Pomp and Circumstance》 What happened in the last 2-3 hours? There are many people we knew in the past or some of your friends that you know If they don't respond, we will continue to do it Jenny, why do you think we cannot forget June 4th's Cannon Massacre? Why do we need to hold this every year? Well, we're gathered here today to commemorate the brave students that peacefully protested for a better future in China 35 years ago and many lost their lives And in this struggle, the fight continues We're seeing what's going on in Hong Kong today In fact, 6 people were arrested And what were they doing? Really, they were... Mr. Yu, you were a participant in June 4th's Cannon Massacre, right? Yes Tell us about it In 1989 June 3rd and 4th I was a senior student in 1989 I was studying in Guangzhou at the University of Henan Where were you at the time of the shooting on June 3rd? We were at school on the day of the shooting At school? Yes And when we heard the news of the shooting How did you get the news? Yes, at that time, the students took to the streets They took to the streets and basically went out to protest I remember some of the students blocked the light rail That's basically what happened in Guangzhou So you think it's been so many years 35 years You've been doing this unfortunate unemployment Why is June 4th so important? It must not be forgotten And let many people in mainland China who don't know the truth now Because the CCP conceals the history and conceals the truth They don't understand June 4th at all Why is it so important? Why is it so important to let everyone know about this history? Everyone knows that the history of China is a false history June 4th, in such a short period of time Basically, it was wiped out on the land of China June 4th actually represents a large group of people Their youth, their wishes, their protests After June 4th, at least many of our classmates Many of our classmates with us were treated in various ways Some were expelled from the party Fewer people went to jail Fewer people went to jail in Guangdong But a lot of people were affected Because June 4th changed a lot of people In fact, it changed a generation Riker, could you tell us How many years have you attended this commemoration? Every year? Actually, I only started in 2019 Before that, I was not really involved in any politics or world news I was more kind of like In Cantonese, they say 港豬 or 家豬 Like I just live and go to work And doesn't really care much You are from the Oriental Communist Party of Toronto Yes You are a post-90s? Yes As a post-90s, you are for the 8.9.64 student movement Including the bloody massacre How did you learn about it? In fact, when we were young In the past, before Xi Jinping The Internet was not so strict If you want to know the relevant content You can actually see it on the Internet At that time, the domestic Internet still had some A little bit about the 8.9.64 And the Internet wall at that time was not as strict as it is now It was just like that Mr. Hu, could you tell us Why do you think we can't forget about the 6.4 Why do you want to participate in such a commemoration? What does it mean? I believe that We all saw these on CNN These things that happened back then Yes, so we have to remember these things Unfortunately, China continues to make the same mistakes Post-90s and post-00s like you Many young people don't even know about the 6.4 They haven't even heard of the 6.4 Those who have heard of it may also know about it So in fact, the Communist Party has been concealing the truth for so many years Concealing the history In fact, what he is most afraid of is that the people know the truth, right? Yes So what do you think, from your point of view You are a post-90s young man What do you do What should you do now To let more people know about this history I think as a young anti-communist I think for me I think it is to try to put the 6.4 This period of history and truth Can really spread Spread out Were you in China at the time of the 6.4 in 1989? I remember very clearly In 1989, I was in the sixth grade of elementary school Then when the 6.4 came The news report was very positive Then the trend turned right away Then the New Media League began to roll It was broadcast that the students set fire to the PLA soldiers Of course, I know now that it was a lie China has always been deceiving To cover up the truth Let us say We never know the truth I think the road of democracy for the Chinese people is really very difficult Thousands of years of feudal slavery Then when it comes to this new revolution Finally we have the Republic of China I can taste the taste of freedom and democracy For this brief freedom We sacrificed a lot of people So we must continue I hope the younger generation can spread the fire Can continue to expose the corruption of the CCP The hidden truth of the CCP The Chinese people should get up together Overthrow the CCP Because if you don't overthrow me The tragedy will continue Why did you come here to commemorate the 6.4? It's a wound In 1989, there was no so-called failure or success Just like the Hong Kong students and citizens who stood up during the anti-extradition bill in 2019 Facing students, facing power, students are not silent I'm afraid I can't hear you here Can you clap your hands to let me know Support yourself, support me Thank you I know we stand alone For me The June 4th history will not be erased Will not be rewritten And will not be forgotten I'm hoping, we are hoping One day I'm hoping sooner than that One day we will have the largest June 4th commemoration in Tiananmen Square Are you with me? To Tiananmen Square That's my duty Let's never forgive, never forget And never, never give up Thank you My thanks and my gratitude Indeed If each one of us brings one more next year Just imagine Wouldn't that be nice? We will support Hong Kong We will never forget the June 4th We will always be together Fight for democracy all over the world Thank you Do we have all of us together Stronger On each other's side That is right That is where hope comes from That is exactly where hope comes from Yes dark clouds are there Sometimes it might rain And snow But we know There's always blue sky underneath it And the sun will always come out So keep hope alive Yeah we need to give him A standing ovation ladies and gentlemen Come on Yes a standing ovation For a democracy warrior This is what faith In action is about Hong Kong is ready To rewrite history To rewrite the history of June 4th The word June 4th They dare not say it But This history cannot be ignored One day I was walking with Tiananmen Mother One of the mothers Walking on the beach To tell their people We must fight Until our family Is forgiven Let this Be The So We You Thank you very much. Do you still believe that China can achieve democracy, and that one day Hong Kong people will be free? I believe that freedom will definitely happen in the whole world. I don't know how it will happen. I don't have a crystal ball. But I think we should keep going. 55 years ago when the students and workers and ordinary citizens in Beijing demonstrated in Tiananmen Square, they were standing up for democracy, for human rights, and an end to corruption. The workers were marching for independence. As we commemorate June 4, 1989, as we remember the Tiananmen Square massacre, a dark day in history, a dark day for democracy and human rights. I've shared with you before that my own political activism started as a young student in the Tibetan Freedom Movement. And so I've always felt a kinship, a deep connection to the students and young people who were there at the Tiananmen Square. Students and young people have always been at the forefront of movements. And those who were at Tiananmen Square refused to accept things as they were and dared to. We stand in solidarity with you. We too will never forget. Our struggles are tied together. And so we must continue to work united so that everyone—Hong Kongers, Chinese people, Tibetans, Uyghurs, Taiwanese— everyone lives with freedom, with dignity, with human rights. Thank you. Say hallelujah. Say hallelujah to the Lord. Say hallelujah. Say hallelujah to the Lord. We are here. Thank you. Please light up our candles. If you don't have a candle, you can light up your cell phone like we do in Hong Kong. Happy New Year. May you have a happy new year. Thank you. Happy New Year.