Escape from China
Book by Zhang Boli
Escape From China: The Long Journey from Tiananmen to Freedom is a book by Zhang Boli.
Zhang Boli was present in 1989 when pro-democratic students and rights-activists staged a massive protest in Tiananmen Square, Beijing. This is his story of how he was able to escape authorities who were seeking to imprison him.
It was published originally in the Chinese Mandarin language in 1998 by Zhang Boli. The English translation was done by Kwee Kian Low and published in 2002 by Washington Square Press.
Mr. Zhang is currently a Christian pastor at the Harvest Chinese Christian Church near Washington, D.C.
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- May Fourth Movement
- Proclamation of the People's Republic of China
- 1976 Tiananmen Incident
- Beijing Spring
- 1986 Chinese student demonstrations
- Campaign against spiritual pollution
- Corruption
- Economic reform
- Household responsibility system
- Socialism with Chinese characteristics
- Criticism of communism
- April 26 Editorial
- April 27 demonstrations
- Hunger Strike
- Dialogue between students and the government
- Funding of student organizations
- Mao portrait incident
- Sino-Soviet Summit
- June 9 Deng speech
- Military involvement
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- Almost a Revolution
- A Tiananmen Journal
- Collection of June Fourth Poems
- The Critical Moment – Li Peng Diaries
- Escape from China
- Execution
- The Gate of Heavenly Peace
- A Heart for Freedom
- Leica advert
- Moving the Mountain
- Prisoner of the State
- Quelling the People
- Sunrise Over Tiananmen Square
- Tiananmen Exiles
- The Tiananmen Papers
- Pillar of Shame
- Chimerica
- TV series
groups
- China Support Network
- Democracy Party of China
- Hong Kong Alliance
- Human Rights in China
- Information Centre for Human Rights and Democracy
- Operation Yellowbird
- Tiananmen Mothers
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