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Forbidden remembrances

Hong Kong anniversaries, Taiwan, COVID-19, and more

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Jun 17, 2022
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For the third year in a row, Chinese authorities forbid public remembrance of the June 4 Tiananmen Square massacre in once-free Hong Kong, ostensibly due to COVID-19 restrictions (although crowds seem to be no problem when it comes to boybands).

For Americans, this month marks the beginning of summer, cookouts on the lawn, and Father’s Day celebrations.…

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Angela Lu Fulton
Angela Lu Fulton is the Asia editor of Christianity Today. She was previously managing editor, senior reporter, and East Asia correspondent at World magazine. She lives with her husband and young son in Columbus, Ohio
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