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Teresa Teng's Final Oath: June Fourth Changed Her Life

China

On May 27, 1989, more than a hundred stars from Hong Kong and Taiwan gathered at Happy Valley for a charity performance titled 'Democratic Songs for China,' uniting to support the students in Beijing. The event raised a total of 13 million Hong Kong dollars, all of which was dedicated to supporting the 1989 student movement....

June Fourth Censorship Sparks Absurd Online Surveillance

China

June 4 marks the 37th anniversary of the 'Tiananmen Incident'. In the lead-up to this date, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has significantly intensified its internet censorship, VPN blocking, and stability maintenance measures, with observers describing this as the most severe wave of information control in recent years....

June Snow and Hail: Ominous Signs for the Party Leader

China

June is typically the start of summer, but on the morning of June 1, 2026, residents in northern Genhe City, Inner Mongolia—including areas like Jinhou, Mangui, and Alongsan—opened their windows to find a blanket of white outside, with snow accumulation reaching 3 to 5 centimeters at its thickest, causing the landscape to instantly 'return to winter.' On the same day, snowfall was also recorded in the Daxing'anling region of Heilongjiang....

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