Three decades on, he’s more circumspect but remains just as harsh a critic of the Communist regime and just as committed to bringing democracy to China. “Sometimes remembrance is one of the most humble forms of resistance,” Wu’er Kaixi said in an interview in Taiwan, where he now lives with his wife and children. While Wu’er Kaixi, 51, escaped abroad after the June 4 crackdown after finding himself at No. I think the totalitarian (Communist Party) regime is totally different from an authoritarian regime like the (Nationalists),” Feng said. “So I have to live with this survivor’s guilt … but I will try to make the dream of those who fell 30 years ago come true sooner,” Wu’er Kaixi said.

Source: National Post May 31, 2019 02:37 UTC