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Talkback: Does the new generation care about the June 4 Incident after 28 years?

Victoria Park Hong Kong Tiananmen Vigil 2009
Victoria Park Hong Kong Tiananmen Vigil 2009 Source: Wikimedia/ Kap Leung

It has been 28 years since the June 4 Incident in Beijing in 1989. Have the younger generation in Hong Kong given up in fighting for democracy in China? And have the political system in China been improved over the years? In todays talkback session, Selina Kong and Winmas Yu invite Xiaogang Zhang, from the Federation for a Democratic China (Australian Branch), and Chris Yeung, a Hong Kong senior journalist, to discuss the topic with our audiences.


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It has been 28 years since the June 4 Incident in Beijing in 1989. Have the younger generation in Hong Kong given up in fighting for democracy in China? And have the political system in China been improved over the years? In todays talkback session, Selina Kong and Winmas Yu invite Xiaogang Zhang, from the Federation for a Democratic China (Australian Branch), and Chris Yeung, a Hong Kong senior journalist, to discuss the topic with our audiences.



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