On June 4, 1989, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) regime sent
its army in to suppress peacefully protesting students and other
citizens, a move that sent shockwaves around the world and came
to be known at the June 4 Incident, or Tiananmen Square
Massacre. Although 23 years have passed since those events took
place, memories of what happened have not faded, except in China
itself. The Chinese government finds it difficult to understand
why, so many years after the event, people around the world
still cling to the issue. In fact, the reason is quite simple:
When a government openly deploys armed forces to slaughter
people in its own capital city, it has gone beyond humanity’s
bottom line; it is a tyranny among tyrannies. When it crushed
the democracy movement, the Chinese government challenged not
just the Chinese people, but the basic dignity and ground rules
of the whole human race. If such behavior is tolerated, social
order cannot be maintained. That is the main reason why the June
4 events marked out the