<span>the protracted history of the Chinese socialist revolution started 94 years ago in 1919 on May 4, when 5,000 students from Beijing University and twelve other schools held a political demonstration in front of Tiananmen, the focal point of what is today known as Tiananmen Square. The demonstration sparked what came to be known in history as the May Fourth Movement of 1919-21, an anti-imperialism movement rising out of patriotic reactions to dishonorable foreign relations of the government of China’s then warlord Yuan Shi-kai (袁世凯) that led to unjust treatment of China by Western powers at the Versailles Peace Conference. May Fourth was a political landmark that consolidated the nation's collective awareness that Western democracy is as imperialistic as the Western monarchy it overthrew. This national collective awareness turned China from Western democracy towards the path of modern socialism through Marxist-Leninist proactive revolution.</span>
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Happy Teachers Day 2020: Top 50 Wishes, Messages, Images and Quotes to share with your teachers to make them feel special
In the wake of coronavirus pandemic, all the schools have been closed for the last few months. With online classes, students and teachers will now be celebrating Teachers' Day 2020 virtually. Every year, students prepare a speech for their teachers, to convey their wishes and gratitude. Even this year, students can prepare a speech at home, which can be performed online, during virtual celebrations. We are listing down some of the sample speeches that you can prepare this year:
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…that the site tried to merge the much older hobby of letterboxing with geocaching, which was resisted by many members.
