8th anniversary of Zhao Ziyang's death

8th anniversary of Zhao Ziyang's death

BEIJING, China - People visit the Beijing home of former Chinese Communist Party Secretary General Zhao Ziyang, to mourn him on Jan. 17, 2013, the eighth anniversary of his death. The 1989 prodemocracy student movement in Beijing caused his political downfall.

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