Because I am in Beijing, China, I will be subject to customs inspection when sending abroad, which will cause unnecessary trouble. Therefore, I only accept face-to-face transactions in Beijing or domestic express delivery in China. If it is inconvenient for you, you can entrust a friend in Beijing to meet with me for the transaction or domestic express delivery.
I also have a number of books about this incident, all of which were publicly released by the Chinese government at the time. Already shown in the pictures. If you are interested in any book or magazine, please send me a message.
After the 1989 Tiananmen Square incident (officially referred to by the Chinese government as the "political turmoil at the turn of spring and summer in 1989"), the Chinese government systematically shaped the narrative of the incident through publications and propaganda, aiming to maintain the legitimacy of the ruling party, stabilize social order and control public opinion.
The authorities impose strict prior censorship on all publications, especially books, newspapers, and propaganda materials involving politically sensitive content. Publishers were required to submit manuscripts to the State Press and Publication Administration (or its predecessor), and the content must conform to the official characterization of the Tiananmen incident (such as "counter-revolutionary riot"). For example, books such as "The Thrilling 56 Days" and "Guardians of the Republic" are all published by official publishers (such as the People's Liberation Army Press). The content has undergone layers of approval to strengthen the legitimacy of the government and the legitimacy of its actions.
Official publications characterized the incident as a "counter-revolutionary riot" or "political disturbance," emphasizing that the government's clearing of the scene was intended to maintain social stability and national security. For example, "Guardians of the Republic", "One Day under Martial Law", "Defending the Socialist Republic", etc., by describing the actions of the army and the destruction of "mobs", try to portray the clearing operation as a necessary measure to defend the country.
The propaganda focuses on the sacrifices of military and law enforcement personnel, creating the image of "Guardians of the Republic." For example, the "Collection of Heroic Guardians of the Republic" records the deeds of the military and police officers who were said to have died in the incident, emphasizing their loyalty and dedication.
Most of these promotional materials are formal publications with ISBN numbers, distributed through newspapers, books and other channels, and are mainly aimed at domestic audiences. The content is strictly reviewed to unify thoughts and prevent multiple interpretations of events.
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