Zhao Ziyang's life and death from a Western perspective. He spent 15 years in house arrest and died in 2005. Zhao Ziyang (October 17, 1919--January 17, 2005) was a politician in the People's Republic of China. He was Premier of the People's Republic of China from 1980 to 1987, and General Secretary of the Communist Party of China from 1987 to 1989. As a high-ranking government official, he was a leading reformer who implemented market reforms that greatly increased production and sought measures to streamline the bloated bureaucracy and fight corruption. Once slated as Deng Xiaoping's successor, Zhao Ziyang was purged for his sympathetic stance toward the student demonstrators in the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989 and spent the last fifteen years of his life under house arrest. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhao_Ziyang

AJ Idol is an annual concert to showcase the musical talents from Anderson Junior College. This is an audition footage from the Solo Vocals Category.

AJ Idol 2008 Finalist Zi Yang Solo Vocalist Song: Stop & Stare

Birthday Celebration

Weng Zi Yang 2008

torture!

torture! a metalhead getting his hair cut

at desmonds chalet

lose a bet to ber and got to yam seng raw eggs...

pk vs ziyang

Zi Yang vs Zi Yun

Great game by Zi Yang. -sodiq

torture!

torture!

Zi Yang

Zi Yang Sayang Zi Yun (1)

Zi Yang 's Hobby

Busy Zi Yan

Zi Yang Sayang Zi Yun (2)

ピアノソナタ/月光より第１楽章のアレンジです。 HP＝http://ziyang.nobody.jp/ ※この動画は携帯で撮ったものです。

AKA: Chuet sik san tau, Jue se shen tou (Hong Kong: Mandarin title) Year: 2001 Directed: Clarence Fok Yiu-leung Genre: Action/Romance Runtime: 1h 26mn Country: Hong Kong Language: Cantonese Cast: Julian Cheung, Qi Shu, Kelly Lin, Sandra Ng Kwan Yue, Teresa Mak, Rachel Ngan Subtitles: English IMDB: Chuet sik san tau Synopsis / Plot Two burglars, Cat (Shu Qi) and Zi-yang (Julian Cheung), are lovers as well. After a hectic jewel heist, Cat decides to leave Zi-yang and start a normal life. While working at a technology company Cat meets Octopus, one of seven super-thieves. Soon after, Cat receives a message from Zi-yang saying that he's been captured by the Russians. In order for him to be released, Cat must bring the Russians an experimental new product, the K.T.V. Cat decides to return to crime one last time, and recruits Octopus and her catburglars for help. As Cat starts her mission, she starts to realize that all is not what it seems.

有線新聞有關趙紫陽之報導 cable news　about zhao ziyang

有線新聞有關趙紫陽之報導 cable news about zhao ziyang

Suicide Solution featuring Dixie Ferdinands from Gypsy doing Sweet Child of Mine by Guns N' Roses. Also featuring special friends on bass, JY and drums, ziyang. FOR MORE VISIT http://www.myspace.com/suicidesolution NOW!!!!

ANCHOR: June 4 marks the 19th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre in China. The international outcry over the massacre of students in Tiananmen forced the Chinese Communist Party to recognize that the way it treated its own people could have a negative effect on its international relations. Supporters of the CCP say the human rights situation has improved since then, but others point to the on-going persecution of Tibetans, Falun Gong, lawyers, and journalists—and say that the situation has not improved, and that the CCP has just become better at hiding and making excuses for its crimes. In the lead-up to the Olympics, people are urging the CCP to finally make the events of what happened on June 4 public to the Chinese people. But the CCP will not publicly acknowledge its massacre. Bao Tang, arrested for supporting the demonstrators, spoke out about Tiananmen. Here's more. STORY: The most senior Chinese official jailed for sympathising with
the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests has urged the leadership to make public the
events that led to the government's decision to crush the pro-democracy
movement.
 Student demonstrations encouraged more than a million people to
Beijing's streets in 1989, a protest that ended in a military crackdown on June 4. Now a
fading memory, taking about the massacre is still taboo in the Chinese media.
 Bao Tong, once the top aide to the party chief Zhao Ziyang, said that the CCP should live up to the transparency it has shown during the earthquake's aftermath to make public what really happened on June 4. [Bao Tong, former aid to Zhao Ziyang]: "I am very concerned. When the Olympics start, and so many
journalists who represent visitors and people in other countries turn up and
they ask about the truth of Tiananmen square, I don't know what the
authorities are going to say to them." Bao was the aid to Zhao Ziyang, the Party chief who opposed the decision to send in the People's Liberation Army to
crush the pro-democracy movement.
Zhao died in 2005 after more than 15 years under house arrest. Bao lives in the shadow of constant surveillance since being released from prison. But he has remained outspoken about 1989. The CCP jailed many protestors and their supporters citing the crime of "subversion" and has rejected calls to overturn the verdict. There is still no official figure for the number that were
killed. 
 [Mr. Liu, Beijing resident]: "I think the students during the June 4th event did have a point.
I personally think that the point is the corrupt officials. I think the
students were right, the government shouldn't have oppressed them, they should
have used a different way to communicate with the students... They should have given them an explanation, but
it never came."