#huyaobang — Public Fediverse posts

It’s #TaxDay in the #UnitedStates , but @wikipedia tells us that it is also the day that reforming General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party #HuYaobang died and ‘party elders’ in #China tried to erase his legacy, leading 100,000 students to march at #TiananmenSquare in his memory. The rest is well known by #histodons. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hu_Yaobang#

It’s #TaxDay in the #UnitedStates , but @wikipedia tells us that it is also the day that reforming General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party #HuYaobang died and ‘party elders’ in #China tried to erase his legacy, leading 100,000 students to march at #TiananmenSquare in his memory. The rest is well known by #histodons. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hu_Yaobang#

It’s #TaxDay in the #UnitedStates , but @wikipedia tells us that it is also the day that reforming General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party #HuYaobang died and ‘party elders’ in #China tried to erase his legacy, leading 100,000 students to march at #TiananmenSquare in his memory. The rest is well known by #histodons. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hu_Yaobang#

It’s #TaxDay in the #UnitedStates , but @wikipedia tells us that it is also the day that reforming General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party #HuYaobang died and ‘party elders’ in #China tried to erase his legacy, leading 100,000 students to march at #TiananmenSquare in his memory. The rest is well known by #histodons. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hu_Yaobang#

It’s #TaxDay in the #UnitedStates , but @wikipedia tells us that it is also the day that reforming General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party #HuYaobang died and ‘party elders’ in #China tried to erase his legacy, leading 100,000 students to march at #TiananmenSquare in his memory. The rest is well known by #histodons. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hu_Yaobang#

Hôm nay, CPC tổ chức hội nghị tại Bắc Kinh kỷ niệm 110 năm ngày sinh Hu Yaobang, một nhà lãnh đạo có tầm ảnh hưởng lớn. Tổng Bí thư Tập Cận Bình đã nhấn mạnh di sản của ông và định hướng tương lai cho Đảng. #KỷNiệm110Năm #HuYaobang #ĐCSTQ #BắcKinh https://ift.tt/Xog83kh https://ift.tt/Xog83kh

When I see people hagiographizing and even mourning a top level deceased CCP cadre I want to ask:

What CCP policies exactly did he make less repressive or violent during his time around the 'top'? Any worth mentioning?

E.g. #HuYaobang was mourned because of his belated attempts to moderate the regime's policies...

Of course, the act of mourning for someone *other* than the great leader may carry a meaning in itself, but mourning a "team player" outside the #GFW?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hu_Yaobang

#LiKeqiang #CCP #China #dictatorship
@LetaHong @liyuan6

When I see people hagiographizing and even mourning a top level deceased CCP cadre I want to ask:

What CCP policies exactly did he make less repressive or violent during his time around the 'top'? Any worth mentioning?

E.g. #HuYaobang was mourned because of his belated attempts to moderate the regime's policies...

Of course, the act of mourning for someone *other* than the great leader may carry a meaning in itself, but mourning a "team player" outside the #GFW?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hu_Yaobang

#LiKeqiang #CCP #China #dictatorship
@LetaHong @liyuan6

When I see people hagiographizing and even mourning a top level deceased CCP cadre I want to ask:

What CCP policies exactly did he make less repressive or violent during his time around the 'top'? Any worth mentioning?

E.g. #HuYaobang was mourned because of his belated attempts to moderate the regime's policies...

Of course, the act of mourning for someone *other* than the great leader may carry a meaning in itself, but mourning a "team player" outside the #GFW?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hu_Yaobang

#LiKeqiang #CCP #China #dictatorship
@LetaHong @liyuan6

When I see people hagiographizing and even mourning a top level deceased CCP cadre I want to ask:

What CCP policies exactly did he make less repressive or violent during his time around the 'top'? Any worth mentioning?

E.g. #HuYaobang was mourned because of his belated attempts to moderate the regime's policies...

Of course, the act of mourning for someone *other* than the great leader may carry a meaning in itself, but mourning a "team player" outside the #GFW?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hu_Yaobang

#LiKeqiang #CCP #China #dictatorship
@LetaHong @liyuan6

#bbc’s #China corr @StephenMcDonell_mirror has posted on #Twitter: “#China’s former leader #jiangzemin has died.. People will remember what happened after the death of another leader in #China, #HuYaobang. People came out to mourn him and this transformed into the 1989 #Tiananmen #protest upheaval. Given the current anti-#ZeroCovid #Unrest here, the Party will be very mindful of this.. In #China the Party’s media websites are turning to black as a sign of mourning..”

#bbc’s #China corr @StephenMcDonell_mirror has posted on #Twitter: “#China’s former leader #jiangzemin has died.. People will remember what happened after the death of another leader in #China, #HuYaobang. People came out to mourn him and this transformed into the 1989 #Tiananmen #protest upheaval. Given the current anti-#ZeroCovid #Unrest here, the Party will be very mindful of this.. In #China the Party’s media websites are turning to black as a sign of mourning..”

#bbc’s #China corr @StephenMcDonell_mirror has posted on #Twitter: “#China’s former leader #jiangzemin has died.. People will remember what happened after the death of another leader in #China, #HuYaobang. People came out to mourn him and this transformed into the 1989 #Tiananmen #protest upheaval. Given the current anti-#ZeroCovid #Unrest here, the Party will be very mindful of this.. In #China the Party’s media websites are turning to black as a sign of mourning..”