Read the following excerpt on the Tiananmen Square protests. Then answer the question that follows. June 4, 2014, marked the 25t
h anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protests. On this day in 1989, a large number of students were gunned down by the People’s Liberation Army for demanding their rights. Years after the massacre, China still refuses to speak about the incident. It has banned any discussions about Tiananmen Square. Chinese school textbooks do not mention anything about this event that changed China’s future. Recently, when a journalist showed the image of the Tank Man to students in Beijing, China, very few recognized the image. Based on the excerpt, what can you infer about China’s memories of Tiananmen Square? A.) China ensures that its people are aware of the Tiananmen Square protests.
B.) China made the image of the Tank Man a symbol of students’ organizations.
C.) China wants to wipe out memories of the Tiananmen Square incident.
D.) China mourns Tiananmen Square incident on every anniversary of the protests.
<span>C.) China wants to wipe out memories of the Tiananmen Square incident.
Clearly, China does not want to recognize the event due to the tragedy and unprofessional outlook upon gunning down people who protested peacefully.</span>
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