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我只是个普通人,我来记叙一下我看完后的反应,我看到一个陌生的名字蒋先生,我产生了疑惑这对我来说实在太陌生了,于是我开始搜索,我先使用了必应,没有任何消息,然后我打开夸克没有任何消息,然后我打开谷歌学术只找到两篇论文,一篇是英语一篇是俄语,两篇都打不开,注意截止到现在我都使用的是中文三个字。我很无奈,我想了解一个人,但我不可以翻墙,我担心受学校处分,于是我思考了一会,我重新打开必应,转到国际版,输入jiangjielian,我在一种英语中,进入一个美国的网页,找到了这个故事的全貌。jiang Jielian was a second-year student at the High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China. He was killed by People’s Liberation Army (PLA) behind a flower bed in front of Building 29, on the north side of Fuwai Street, Muxidi, Beijing, at the age of 17 when PLA units advanced on Tiananmen Square to crack down on the student-led demonstrations. After the June 4 massacre, Jiang was the first casualty of high school age whose death was acknowledged in internal bulletins by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) authorities. According to the authorities, Jiang was one of "more than two hundreds" of Beijing citizens who got shot or killed while trying to stop the PLA units from entering Beijing on the night of June 3, 1989. The real figure remained unknown but predicted as at least seven times higher. Jiang's death also triggered the Tiananmen Mothers movement, which was initiated and organized by Jiang's parents, Jiang Peikun and Ding Zilin, both of whom were professors at Renmin University of China. During an interview with a Canadian journalist on June 4, 1993, Ding said, "My government called him a rioter but he was not. He was a student who only had the idea of democracy".我不知道该说些什么,我的意思是当我想要了解历史却需要这么多步骤,还建立在我可以进入qoto,掌握英语,知道使用这些浏览器的情况下,我需要把手伸到别的国家的网站才可以触碰自己民族的鲜血。(一不小按了转发,实际上我只想评论一下,我很担心自己的发言会被追踪,希望可以审核通过)

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