Tiananmen Moon: Inside the Chinese Student Uprising of 1989Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2009年6月16日 - 320 頁 The twenty-fifth anniversary edition of this book is now available. This compelling book provides a vivid firsthand account of the student demonstrations and massacre in Tiananmen Square in 1989. Uniquely placed as a Western observer drawn into active participation through Chinese friends in the uprising, Philip J Cunningham offers a remarkable day-by-day account of Beijing students desperately trying to secure the most coveted political real estate in China in the face of ever more daunting government countermoves. Tiananmen Moon takes the reader into the thick of the 1989 protests while also following the parallel response of an unprepared but resourceful Western media. Cunningham recounts rare vignettes about life in Tiananmen Square under student leadership, including a near riot when a reporter is mistaken for Gorbachev, the saga of a tearful leader who quits and dictates her last will and testament to the author, and a dramatic account of futile resistance in the face of an unforgiving crackdown. He chronicles the opportunistic and awkward tango between naive student activists and jaded foreign journalists, in which, after a month of mutual courting, the tables turn and the now-savvy students watch the journalists, seduced and confused, run circles just trying to keep up. During the hunger strike under the light of a full moon, China bares its conflicted soul to the world, the mournful cry for reform amplified by the footsteps of a million peaceful marchers. This remarkable testament to a searing month that changed China forever serves as a witness to the rise and fall of an uprising, capturing the plaintive and lyrical beauty of a dream that endures and continues to haunt the country today. |
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Ten Thousand Bicycles | 38 |
WAXING MOON | 57 |
Hunger Strike | 59 |
Laying Claim to the Square | 86 |
Tiananmen Headquarters | 182 |
Radical Camp | 186 |
Last Will and Testament | 194 |
Clandestine Interview | 204 |
Map 28 Going Underground | 212 |
Midnight Rendezvous | 224 |
NO MOON | 235 |
Troops Are Coming | 237 |
Looking for Gorbachev | 90 |
WorkingClass Heroes | 102 |
Rising Tide of Rebellion | 118 |
Everyone an Emperor | 130 |
Breaking the Fast | 147 |
WANING MOON | 161 |
Martial Law | 163 |
Provincial Vagabonds | 169 |
Egg on the Face of Mao | 178 |
Of Tanks and Men | 256 |
Eve of Destruction | 268 |
The Sky Is Crying | 278 |
Afterword | 285 |
About the Book | 291 |
About the Author | 293 |
photospread | 297 |
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