Chines are taking every precaution to avoid what happened in Hongkong is not repeated in mainland. Reminds me of Tiananmen Square protests that took place about 25 years before.

Who can forget Tianamen square protests, that rocked China? Of course, they take all the precautions such protests are not recurred in the Chinse mainland. If I'm not mistaken Tianamen protests took place during Mao's regime.

I don't remember the name but the name was Zhiyang or something matching.

Historians say that the facts about number of people massacred during the protests was hidden behind the iron curtain. The number of massacred were any number between a few hundred to few thousands. I too am not sure about under whose regime this massacre took place.

Here is the entire story for your ready reference
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiananmen_Square_protests_of_1989

It is internal matter of China and India should not interfere it like Tibet in the past. :whistle: :whistle:

India did not interfere in Chinese internal matters. Like any other country, India has been discussing and commenting on the possible outcome in the Hongkong unrest. Nothing more.

India did not interfere in Chinese internal matters. Like any other country, India has been discussing and commenting on the possible outcome in the Hongkong unrest. Nothing more.

Any Indian minister or government have not even commented on Hongkong. So there is no interference. Press and media can discuss anything. The comments in press, media, internet including Bodunan, cannot be considered as intrference in another country. affairs.[/quote

Exactly. Our discussions here doesn't contribute to interstice..

HongKong is pretty much under control now, but this may be just the beginning, there may be more such unrests to follow as and when China decides to impose its own brand of democracy on them..

HongKong is pretty much under control now, but this may be just the beginning, there may be more such unrests to follow as and when China decides to impose its own brand of democracy on them..

Yes, the ultimate aim of China is to impose its own brand of democracy. But China is very cautious about seeing that the Tienanmen unrest spreading in its mainland China.

HongKong is pretty much under control now, but this may be just the beginning, there may be more such unrests to follow as and when China decides to impose its own brand of democracy on them..

Yes, the ultimate aim of China is to impose its own brand of democracy. But China is very cautious about seeing that the Tienanmen unrest spreading in its mainland China.

We are not so interested in what poitical system they follow. But any mass kiling/ blatant violation of human rghts concerns every one. It will be in best interes of all to sort out the issues amicably and without excessive use of force.