As we mark the 25th year since the Tiananmen massacre, I am very thankful that the United States continues to remember and honor the lives that were lost and continues to promote the struggle for democracy and freedom in our world.
Chris Smith: “As we mark the 25th year since the Tiananmen massacre, I am very thankful that the United States continues to remember…”
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Smith expresses gratitude for U.S. remembrance of Tiananmen Square victims and support for democracy.
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