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CCP Policy: “seeking truth from facts” CHINA DEMOCRACY WALL 1978-79 “Gang of Four” purged after Mao’s Death 1976 CCP Policy: “seeking truth from facts” Dissents: “Fifth Modernization” = DEMOCRACY (Wei got 15 years in prison)

DEMOCRACY MOVEMENT Student Protests 1985-87 Tiananmen Square 1989 CHINA DEMOCRACY MOVEMENT Student Protests 1985-87 Tiananmen Square 1989

Deng Xiaoping (1959-1989 CCP) Most influential de facto leader after Mao Four Modernizations Agriculture, Industry, Science & Military “Socialism with Chinese Characteristics” “One-Child” policy Private property, market forces, material incentives

The Mourning of Hu Death of Hu Yaobang on April 15th 1989 Purged reformer “Smash Little Bottle” Gorby’s visit (“58/85” signs)

Results of Tiananmen Square The lasting legacy of Tiananmen Square Release of dissents at opportune moments New restrictions on press, internet, cultural life BUT, a continuation of capitalistic reforms Mandatory retirement age for Politiburo

Results of Tiananmen Square **Prior to 1989 only individuals openly protested against the CCP

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