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A chronological, causal record of the resistance, major political crises, and contemporary truth.

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01.01
1990

《赌圣》上映并成为香港电影票房热门

周星驰主演的《赌圣》上映,影片票房大幅领先当年多部大制作,周星驰由此成为香港电影界的重要票房演员。

Hong Kong 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
01.01
1990

中国GDP增速跌至3.8%

1990年,中国GDP增速进一步跌至3.8%,经济形势严峻。

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
12.01
1989

Xiang Huayan's appeal succeeded, conviction revoked

Xiang Huayan's appeal succeeded, the court revoked his conviction, allowing him to leave prison.

Hong Kong 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
10.07
1989

East Germany Collapsed Rapidly Less Than a Year After Holding a Grand Military Parade

On October 7, 1989, East Germany still held a grand military parade, but due to crushing national debt and widespread public anger sparked by the leadership's support for the June 4, 1989 Tiananmen crackdown, large-scale protests broke out. After Krenz took over as General Secretary, unable to turn the tide and blindly shaking hands with the top leadership of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) further intensified conflicts, ultimately leading to reunification with West Germany less than a year later on October 3, 1990.

Berlin, Germany 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
08.01
1989

James Chao Meets CCP General Secretary Jiang Zemin in Zhongnanhai

Two months after the June Fourth Incident, James Chao met Jiang Zemin in Zhongnanhai, one of the earliest publicly recorded meetings between the Chao family and China's top leader.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
07.01
1989

Deng Xiaoping Ordered the Closure of Kanghua Company

Following the June 4, 1989 Tiananmen crackdown, Deng Xiaoping ordered the official closure of Kanghua Company to isolate risks.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
06.24
1989

江泽民出任中共中央总书记

在邓小平的支持和提名下,江泽民在中共十三届四中全会上出任中央总书记,同年接任中央军委主席。

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance V
06.09
1989

金明日离开北京返回学校以外地区

金明日称,他于1989年6月5日清晨抵达北京,看到城市瘫痪后回到学校,并在6月9日离开北京。

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
06.04
1989

The June Fourth Incident Occurred in Beijing Tiananmen

Chinese students and citizens gathered in Beijing Tiananmen Square to demand reforms, anti-corruption measures, and freedom, and were met with a military crackdown by troops and tanks.

Beijing 2 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance V
06.04
1989

CCTV Anchor Wears Dark Clothing to Broadcast Military Entering the City

On the night of June 4, 1989, CCTV Evening News anchors Du Xian and Xue Fei wore dark clothing, speaking in extremely slow and subdued tones to broadcast the news of martial law troops entering the city, and were subsequently transferred from their posts.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
06.04
1989

金明日在泰山听到美国之音播报天安门开枪

金明日称,1989年6月4日清晨,他在泰山看完日出下山时,通过泰山高音喇叭转播的美国之音得知北京发生枪击事件。

Taian, Shandong 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
06.01
1989

Deng Xiaoping issued a victory proclamation, defining the movement as a counter-revolutionary riot

Afterwards, Deng Xiaoping issued a victory proclamation, defining the June Fourth incident as a counter-revolutionary riot.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
06.01
1989

Train Set on Fire at Guangxin Road Crossing in Shanghai, Leading to Executions

During the June Fourth (Tiananmen) incident, a train was set on fire at the Guangxin Road crossing in Shanghai; afterwards the authorities executed three people, including one person with an intellectual disability.

Shanghai 2 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance IV
05.21
1989

Li Peng suggests convening an expanded Politburo meeting to implement the dismissal decision, Deng Xiaoping requests to wait until the army enters Beijing.

Li Peng called Deng Xiaoping, suggesting convening an expanded Politburo meeting to implement the dismissal decision. Deng Xiaoping requested to wait until the army entered Beijing to hold the meeting.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
05.20
1989

Deng Xiaoping convenes a meeting at home, decides to remove Zhao Ziyang from the position of General Secretary

Deng Xiaoping convened a meeting at home and decided to remove Zhao Ziyang from the position of General Secretary. Zhao Ziyang and Hu Qili were not notified of this meeting.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance V
05.20
1989

江泽民通电表态支持北京戒严

在李鹏宣布北京戒严后,江泽民于5月20日凌晨通过明文传电报第一时间向中央表态坚定支持戒严。

Shanghai 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance V
05.19
1989

Wen Jiabao suppressed Zhao Ziyang's urgent telegram regarding the convening of the NPC Standing Committee

On the eve of the June Fourth (Tiananmen) crackdown, Zhao Ziyang drafted a telegram requesting Wan Li to return to China and convene the NPC Standing Committee to veto the martial law decree. Wen Jiabao, director of the General Office of the CCP Central Committee, suppressed the telegram and prevented it from being sent on the grounds that the procedures were not compliant.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance V
05.08
1989

Deng Xiaoping Summons Heads of Military Regions, Mobilizes Troops Towards Beijing

Deng Xiaoping personally summoned the heads of the major military regions and branches, beginning the mobilization of hundreds of thousands of field troops to gather around Beijing.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
05.04
1989

State Media Journalists March on Chang'an Avenue Calling for Press Freedom

On May 4, 1989, reporters and editors from the People's Daily, Xinhua News Agency, Guangming Daily, and China Youth Daily took to Chang'an Avenue, carrying banners demanding that the news must tell the truth.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
04.27
1989

Beijing erupts in "April 27th Grand Parade"

Over 200,000 students and 1 million citizens took to the streets, holding the famous "April 27th Grand Parade" in support of the student movement.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
04.26
1989

People’s Daily publishes “426 Editorial”

People’s Daily published an editorial titled “We must unequivocally oppose this unrest,” labeling the student movement as unrest.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
04.25
1989

Deng Xiaoping Decides to Label Student Actions as "Turmoil Against the Party and Socialism"

Deng Xiaoping officially made the decision to label the students' actions as "turmoil against the Party and socialism" and established a leading group to quell the turmoil.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
04.24
1989

Beijing Municipal Party Committee Reports to the Standing Committee, Proposes the Theory of "Black Hand in the Central Committee"

The Beijing Municipal Party Committee, at Deng Xiaoping's behest, reported to the Standing Committee of the Politburo, and put forward the theory of a "black hand in the Central Committee."

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
04.23
1989

Zhao Ziyang asked Deng Xiaoping before his visit to North Korea, Deng Xiaoping promised he would become Chairman of the Central Military Commission

Before his visit to North Korea, Zhao Ziyang consulted Deng Xiaoping, and Deng Xiaoping promised that after returning to China he would be appointed Chairman of the Central Military Commission, and agreed to the visit.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
04.15
1989

Former the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) General Secretary Hu Yaobang Passes Away

Former the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) General Secretary Hu Yaobang died of heart disease, prompting spontaneous mourning by Beijing university students.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
04.01
1989

Former CCP General Secretary Hu Yaobang Passes Away in Beijing

In April 1989, Hu Yaobang suffered a massive myocardial infarction during a Politburo meeting and passed away shortly after. His death directly triggered the subsequent 1989 Student Movement.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance V
04.01
1989

上海市委处理世界经济导报事件

因世界经济导报发表纪念胡耀邦文章,上海市委书记江泽民下令撤稿并对总编辑秦本立停职反省,引发记者与学生抗议。

Shanghai 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
02.01
1989

Deng Xiaoping first proposes that stability overrides everything

When meeting with U.S. President George H.W. Bush in Beijing, Deng Xiaoping stated that the overriding issue for China's problems is the need for stability; without a stable environment, nothing can be accomplished.

Beijing, China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
01.01
1989

Deng Xiaoping Orders Crackdown on Student Movement

As a power crisis loomed, Deng Xiaoping used tanks and machine guns to suppress the student movement, blocking China's path to freedom and democracy.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance V
01.01
1989

Zhao Ziyang Dethroned and Placed Under Long-Term House Arrest Due to the June Fourth Protests

During the 1989 protests, because he advocated resolving issues within the framework of democracy and the legal system, Zhao Ziyang was stripped of all his posts by Deng Xiaoping and subsequently placed under house arrest in Fuqiang Alley, Beijing, for fifteen years until his death from illness.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance V
01.01
1989

Deng Xiaoping appointed Jiang Zemin as General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) after June Fourth

After the 1989 June Fourth, Deng Xiaoping appointed Jiang Zemin as General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

Beijing 2 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance V
01.01
1989

天安门事件发生

视频以1989年天安门事件为节点,称中共此后持续将美国视为最大的敌人。

Beijing, China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance V
01.01
1989

中国GDP增速放缓至4.1%

1989年,中国GDP增速仅为4.1%,经济增长面临严峻挑战,部分原因与经济失控和物价失控有关。

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
01.01
1989

The Ministry of Gas Industry of the Soviet Union Reorganized into a Corporate Group

The Ministry of Gas Industry of the Soviet Union was reorganized as a whole into a corporate group. Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin made a glamorous transformation into a boss, and the ministry turned both its personnel and assets entirely into a company.

Soviet Union 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
01.01
1989

周星驰与罗慧娟因拍摄《盖世豪侠》相识

周星驰与罗慧娟在拍摄《盖世豪侠》时相识并开始交往,之后恋爱约三年。

Hong Kong 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
01.01
1988

China's Implementation of Price Reforms Triggers Hyperinflation

The Chinese Communist Party's attempt to abolish the dual-track system and implement price reform triggered panic buying and severe inflation, becoming a major economic background for the outbreak of the June 4, 1989 Tiananmen crackdown.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
01.01
1988

中国物价在1988年上涨18.5%

1988年中国物价上涨18.5%,随后发生政治和社会动荡。

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance IV
01.01
1988

Fuzhou Group Signs First Large Cargo Ship Construction Contract with Shanghai Jiangnan Shipyard

Fuzhou Group's first construction of large ocean-going cargo ships at a Chinese state-owned shipyard marks the first deep cooperation between the Zhao family and China's national industrial system.

Shanghai 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
01.01
1988

The Soviet Union Allowed Private Businesses to Affiliate with State-Owned Enterprises via the Law on Cooperatives

The Soviet Union passed the Law on Cooperatives, allowing private cooperatives to operate under the umbrella of state-owned enterprises. This turned the floodgates for converting accounting currency into cash from the Communist Youth League to every factory director across the country.

Soviet Union 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
01.01
1988

Huawei Establishes and Promotes "Mattress Culture"

When Huawei was first founded, Ren Zhengfei required all staff to keep mattresses under their desks so they could sleep at the company and work directly when tasks were urgent. This is the origin of "mattress culture."

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
01.01
1988

China Launches Another Crackdown Campaign

China has once again launched a severe crackdown campaign.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
01.01
1988

Ailuming founded technology and pharmaceutical enterprises in Wuhan

Ailuming reportedly founded a technology company in Wuhan in 1988, with business involving scientific research and medicine.

Wuhan, Hubei 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
09.14
1987

China's first connection to the international internet and the sending of its first email

In Compound 10, Chegou, Beijing, a Siemens 7760 mainframe at the Institute of Computer Application Technology of China Ordnance Industries connected to the internet and sent China's first email in English.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
02.01
1987

Hong Kong police arrest Sun Yee On leader Xiang Huayan and others

Hong Kong police arrested Sun Yee On leader Xiang Huayan and others, and held a trial, attempting to outline the organization of the gang.

Hong Kong 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
01.01
1987

Deng Xiaoping steps down from the Politburo Standing Committee, and the CCP's 13th National Congress amends the party constitution to remove the rule that the CMC chairman must be a Standing Committee member

To force out senior party elders and continue to control the military, Deng Xiaoping announced his withdrawal from the Politburo Standing Committee, after which the CCP's 13th National Congress amended the party constitution, removing the requirement that the Chairman of the Central Military Commission be a Standing Committee member.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
01.01
1987

Hu Yaobang Resigns as General Secretary of the CCP Central Committee

Following the ongoing spread of the 1986 student protests, Deng Xiaoping criticized the central leadership for being weak on the ideological and theoretical front, and Hu Yaobang subsequently resigned from his position as General Secretary of the CCP Central Committee.

Beijing, China 2 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
01.01
1987

The 13th National Congress of the CCP establishes the basic line for the primary stage of socialism.

The 13th National Congress of the CCP was held, establishing the Party's basic line for the primary stage of socialism.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
01.01
1987

China Kanghua Development Corporation Upgraded and Established

With Qiao Shi's support and Zhao Ziyang's approval, China Kanghua was officially established. It subsequently rapidly split into numerous subsidiaries, becoming a symbol of official profiteering and privileges.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
01.01
1987

The film 《Furong Town》 was released and caused a sensation nationwide

After its 1987 release, “Furong Town” caused a sensation, won the Golden Rooster Award, Hundred Flowers Award and international film festival prizes, and the historic town where it was filmed was later renamed Furong Town.

Hunan 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
01.01
1987

The Soviet Union Decentralized Autonomy Through the State Enterprise Law

The Soviet Union passed the State Enterprise Law, delegating financial and production autonomy to factories. Factory directors were allowed to retain profits and determine production, but the lack of clear property rights opened a loophole for subsequent asset siphoning.

Soviet Union 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
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