Nearly 15 years after his death, Zhao Ziyang, the reformist Chinese Communist Party leader who opposed the armed suppression of student protests in 1989, was given a quiet burial in Beijing on Friday under police guard. His ashes were interred in a cemetery on the outskirts of Beijing during a small ceremony, ending a quarrel with the party authorities over where to place his remains.Saturday, 19 October 2019
Nearly 15 years after his death, Zhao Ziyang, the reformist Chinese Communist Party leader who opposed the armed suppression of student protests in 1989, was given a quiet burial in Beijing on Friday under police guard. His ashes were interred in a cemetery on the outskirts of Beijing during a small ceremony, ending a quarrel with the party authorities over where to place his remains.
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