Kan Tai Wong

Hong Kongese

1957, Hong Kong, China

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Kan Tai Wong

University Students at Tiananmen Square
Kan Tai Wong

Protesters Confronting the People’s Armed Police on Tiananmen Square
Kan Tai Wong

In April, Students from Various Universities in Beijing, Gathered to Mourn the Death of Hu Yaobang, Former Secretary General of Chinese Communist Party (CCP). They Gathered and Stayed Overnight on Tiananmen Square till Dawn
Kan Tai Wong

In the Zone Where Students Were Conducting a Hunger Strike on Tiananmen Square, a Flag with a Picture of Bao Qingtian, the Famous Judge Who Upholds and Represents Justice in Ancient Times, Was Raised
Kan Tai Wong

Xinhuamen, Entrance of Zhongnanhai, Serves as the Central Headquarters for the Communist Party of China and the State Council (Central Government) of China. The Xinhuamen Entrance Lies on the North Side of West Chang’an Avenue
Kan Tai Wong

On Changan Avenue in Front of Tiananmen Square, People’s Armed Police Prevented Protesters from Moving Forward
Kan Tai Wong

Yesterday, Students on Tiananmen Square Broke through the First Defense Line of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) And Police, but Then They Were Chased after and Dispelled by the PLA and Police at the Second Defense Line
Kan Tai Wong

Soft Drinks Placed on Changan Avenue near Tiananmen Square
Kan Tai Wong

In a Room of a Beijing Hotel, a Spokesman of Beijing’s Chinese People’s Armed Police Force Appeared on TV
Kan Tai Wong

Students Actively Held Back Protesters from Moving Forward, Urging the Public to Remain Calm
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People’s Armed Police on Guard in Front of the Great Hall of the People, Tiananmen Square
Kan Tai Wong

On the Morning of June 4th, 1989, the Army Which Occupied Tiananmen Square Shot at the Public Who Gathered on Changan Avenue
Kan Tai Wong

In a Mass Demonstration, Protesters Hold Up Portraits of Karl Marx and Zhou Enlai, Chinese Premier Who Served during the Mao Zedong Era

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