How I First Learned About the Tiananmen Square—A Chinese Perspective”
In this video, I share how I first learned about the Tiananmen Square massacre — not from school, media, or books, but from my father. Growing up in China, we didn’t talk about it openly, but what he told me stayed in the back of my mind until I could finally look it up for myself.
This is a personal story — but also a political one. It's about censorship, silence, and how truth survives through whispers.
🕰️ Chapters
0:00 What Happens When You Trigger China’s Vigilant Internet Censors
02:53 The First Time I Heard About It
06:02 The Shock
06:59 What People Witnessed That Night
11:52 The Continued Censorship
12:25 Why Didn’t We Speak Out
11:50 Final Thoughts + The Bicycle Man
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