TAIPEI: A quarter of a century after Communist authorities crushed the Tiananmen Square demonstrators and their hopes of reform, protest leader Wu’er Kaixi still lies awake at night, haunted by the dead and their unrealized dreams.
Students rallying for de–mocracy and freedom had filled the symbolic heart of Chinese power with euphoria, drawing in workers and intellectuals, and inspiring protests around the country.
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