A burst of gunfire exploding in darkness – Geoffrey York

From the Globe and Mail:

The ruthless suppression of the villagers of Dongzhou was a troubling reminder that China has not yet abandoned the brutal tactics that led to the slaughter of hundreds of students at Tiananmen Square in 1989.

Fearful of retribution, most villagers refused to discuss the clash, but dozens did provide a detailed account of the terrifying moments when the police opened fire.

See also “Chinese Pressing to Keep Village Silent on Clash” from the New York Times.

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