E-NEWSPAPER #8964

Thirty-seven years ago, countless Chinese students and citizens courageously took to the streets to call for democracy, freedom, the rule of law, and human dignity. They peacefully expressed their hopes for the future of their country, yet they were brutally suppressed by the Chinese Communist regime. Thirty-seven years later, the Chinese Communist Party continues to conceal the truth, suppress public commemorations, and attempt to erase the memory of an entire generation. However, history cannot be erased by lies. The victims will never be forgotten, and the pursuit of freedom and democracy cannot be destroyed by tyranny. The front page of this issue features an editorial commemorating the victims of the June Fourth Massacre and condemning the tyranny of the Chinese Communist Party. The second page introduces composer Wang Xiaoguang and his work The Long Night, a symphony composed in remembrance of the June Fourth Incident. Through music, the work mourns the victims, reflects upon a dark chapter in history, and expresses hope for a brighter future. The third page reports on a commemorative event organized by the Democratic Party of china in Times Square, New York. The fourth page republishes a report from The Epoch Times about the memorial gathering held in Toronto, Canada, to mark the 37th anniversary of the June Fourth Massacre. To commemorate June Fourth is not only to mourn the victims, but also to preserve the truth of history. Only by remembering the suffering and refusing to forget can we continue to move China toward freedom, democracy, and the rule of law.

This issue continues our special edition commemorating the June 4th Tiananmen Massacre, honoring those who gave their lives for freedom and democracy, preserving history, and safeguarding the truth. The front page features a report on the June 4th commemoration in Flushing, New York, where Chinese communities and global supporters gathered with candlelight vigils, calling for justice and an end to dictatorship. The second page covers the opening of the June 4th Memorial Museum in Los Angeles, where victims’ names are etched in remembrance and rare historical materials tell the story. We also present heartfelt contributions from our readers. The third and fourth pages highlight the commemoration activities organized by the Chinese Democracy Party International Alliance in Los Angeles, where members carried forward the spirit of June 4th and reaffirmed their commitment to China’s democratic movement. June 4th must never be forgotten. Justice remains unfulfilled. Let us stand together to protect the truth and pass on the torch of democracy.

Thirty-six years ago, in Tiananmen Square, countless young people bravely fought for freedom and democracy, only to be brutally suppressed by the Chinese Communist Party’s tanks and machine guns, staining history with their blood. The front and second pages of this issue revisit the historical truth of the June Fourth massacre, analyzing the CCP’s stringent censorship and distortion of this topic, exposing its long-standing suppression of free speech. The third and fourth pages focus on the 36th anniversary commemoration of June Fourth held on May 24, 2025, at Santa Monica Pier, where the China Democracy Party International Alliance and anti-Communist activists used a massive “Pillar of Shame” banner and striking posters to reveal the CCP’s atrocities to international tourists, carrying forward the June Fourth spirit. Commemorative events worldwide echoed this effort, with tourists’ shock and support underscoring the power of truth. We call for remembering June Fourth, holding the perpetrators accountable, ending tyranny, and building a democratic China. This is not only a tribute to the fallen heroes but also a steadfast commitment to a free future!