My 'Confession' | ChinaFile : vimarsana.com

From reading Henry Kissinger’s new book On China,1 I have learned that Mr. Kissinger met with Deng Xiaoping at least eleven times—more than with any other Chinese leader—and that the topic of one of their chats was whether Fang Lizhi would confess and repent.On June 3, 1989, Deng, chair of the Military Commission of the Communist Party of China, ordered tanks from Chinese

Related Keywords

Beijing , China , Italy , Japan , Washington , United States , Rome , Lazio , New York , Li Shuxian , Jilin , Li Peng , Zhejiang , Tiananmen Square , American , Chinese , Italian , America , Brent Scowcroft , Raymond Burghardt , Deng Xiaoping , Liu Huaqiu , Perry Link , Jiang Zemin , Jonathan Spence , Henry Kissinger , George Bush , Fang Lizhi , James Lilley , William Stanton , Qian Qichen , Tiananmen Scowcroft , Mao Zedong , University Of Rome , Commission Of The Communist Party China , Roman Church , Foreign Affairs , Maurice Finocchiaro University Of California , Military Commission , Communist Party , President Bush , Chinese Communist , Cultural Revolution , Ambassador Lilley , Deputy Foreign Minister Liu Huaqiu , Chinese Minister , President Yang , Foreign Minister Qian Qichen , Premier Li Peng , General Secretary Jiang Zemin , Bob Silvers , New York Review , Chinese Amnesia , Most Eminent , Most Reverend Cardinals , Chairman Mao , World Transformed , Galileo Affair , Documentary History , Maurice Finocchiaro , California Press , Media , Ournalism , Tiananmen Protests ,