Tiananmen veterans look back on movement’s mistakes, passion

BEIJING (AP) — One of the most outspoken student leaders during the 1989 Tiananmen Square pro-democracy protests is now more circumspect but remains just as harsh a critic of China’s Communist regime.
Wu’er Kaixi (WOO’-err KAI’-shee) says, “Sometimes remembrance is one of the most humble forms of resistance.” He spoke in an interview in Taiwan, where he now lives with his wife and children and is the honorary chairman of Reporters Without Borders.
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