CCP is concerned with the eradication of memory
The Communist Party of China (CCP) puts its own political interests ahead of the country. As a result, Chinese national pride is now inextricably linked to the Communist Party of China. Premier Zhao Ziyang, for example, was dismissed just before the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre and spent the next 16 years isolated at the party's headquarters, during which time he was not allowed to meet people or sympathisers. Different discourses and narratives of memories and counter-memories come from the ideology of crushing different voices. Despite the fact that the CCP has tried to prohibit the celebration of the violent suppression of the Tiananmen democracy rallies, the recollections of punishment and jail are widely documented in foreign history. Until recently, the only areas where the murder could be recalled were Hong Kong and neighbouring Macao, but limitations have been placed there as well. People and various social groups, like as the 'Tiananmen Mothers,' have held ...