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Beijing Spring

Chinese history
Also known as: Peking Spring
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    A movement called ā€œBeijing (Peking) Springā€ was launched in November 1978. Huge wall posters condemning the communist regime appeared on Beijing’s so-called Democracy Wall. The movement’s leaders expanded the modernization program by adding a fifth modernization, which clearly emphasized democracy, freedom, and human rights. The ā€œBeijing Springā€ movement…

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    A movement called ā€œBeijing (Peking) Springā€ was launched in November 1978. Huge wall posters condemning the communist regime appeared on Beijing’s so-called Democracy Wall. The movement’s leaders expanded the modernization program by adding a fifth modernization, which clearly emphasized democracy, freedom, and human rights. The ā€œBeijing Springā€ movement…

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