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Today's the centennial birthday for Zhao Ziyang,the former Party Secretary who refused to open fires on the Tian'anmen protesters in 1989.His former associates can only commemorate him on websites blocked in China,like the NYT Chinese.His biography has to be published in Taiwan.pic.twitter.com/KiHWRTyXBs
There are two articles on NYT Chinese: 《趙紫陽和我的交往：痛定思痛，改弦更張》https://cn.nytimes.com/opinion/20191017/zhao-ziyang-anniversary-daozheng-du/zh-hant/ … by Du Daozheng (Photo credit too) & 《軟禁中的談話：聽趙紫陽談改革》by Shan Shaojiehttps://cn.nytimes.com/china/20191016/zhao-ziyang-conversation-chronicler/ …
Former China Youth Daily investigative reporter Lu Yuegang spent 13 years on Zhao's biography 《趙紫陽傳——一位失敗改革者的一生》It was just published in Taiwan. Here's Qian Gang's review https://www.storm.mg/article/1814568 Note the interpreter sitting behind Zhao.
Someone posted this photo on WeChat timeline this morning with the comment, "It was supposed to be like this."pic.twitter.com/jajrtYqzBR
China is still so utterly scared of a dead man whose hundredth birthday is today that "his biography has to be published in Taiwan" Let that sink in
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