Thirty years ago, bullets ripped through the night in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, leaving hundreds if not thousands of unarmed protesters dead in a bloody crackdown by Chinese troops on the student-led demonstrations.Today, China's economy is the second-largest in the world, and its people are in general more prosperous, but when it comes to remembering the June 3-4, 1989, Tiananmen massacre, much remains off-limits for open discussion, while the younger generation seems unaware and even uninterested in what happened.The bloodshed, the sound of gunfire and armored vehicles rolling through s…READ FULL ARTICLE
