(2)Mourners gather at Zhao Ziyang's home

(2)Mourners gather at Zhao Ziyang's home

BEIJING, China - Mourners gather at the house of Zhao Ziyang in Beijing to bid farewell to the purged Communist Party chief. The home was filled with flower wreaths. Zhao died Jan. 17 at Beijing Hospital from multiple ailments at age 85, official media said.

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