Tian\'anmen videos

A Chinese man stands alone to block a line of tanks heading east on Beijing's Cangan Blvd. in Tiananmen Square on June 5, 1989.

Massacre done by the Chinese government on June 4th, 1989.

2009年元旦天安门广场举行升旗仪式Flag Raising Ceremony at Tiananmen Square on 2009 New Year's Day － Beijing China PS: Chinese New Year's Day (Also called Spring Festival) in next few years according to the Chinese Lunar Calendar: Year-Chinese New Year Begins-Animal Sign 2008-..............February 7..............-Rat 2009-..............January 26..............-Ox 2010-..............February 14..............-Tiger 2011-..............February 3..............-Rabbit 2012-..............January

Chinese soldiers practiced various drilling routines on Tian'anmen square.

It's really a moving moment. I hope all the people lost their lives could be rest in peace! More information about the earthquake from in is at www.ifgogo.com

Jean Michel Jarre performs the fantastic "Tian'anmen" live in Tian'anmen Square.

Desfile militar conmemora el 60 aniversario de China 中央电视台新闻频道正在直播国庆60周年特别报道。 Civilian paraders marched through Tian'anmen Square Thursday morning as another centerpiece of the National Day fete to mark the 60th anniversary of the People's Republic of China. Leading the mass pageant was the formations presenting the national flag and national emblem. Amidst the music of the Song of Red Flag played by a military band, 1949 young men held up and escorted a huge

Tian'anmen Square and the Forbidden City are usually the first sights that travelers visit, and for good reason: they are the heart and soul of Beijing. Tiananmen is one of the largest public squares in the world it is amazing! Next, enjoy the Forbidden City, Chinas best-preserved architectural site and one of the top five palaces in the world. After that, youll cross the street to Jingshan Park, a former imperial garden, and then climb the man-made Coal Hill for stunning views of the ...

Part 3 of Jim and Becka's trip to Beijing!

Our first stop on our tour of China was Beijing. After a 13 hour flight and little sleep we set out early on Oct. 29th to start a full day. The day started out chilly, at Tian'anmen Sqare.

The sunrise flag raising ceremony at Tian'anmen Square in Beijing, China

Visit Tian'anmen Square - Beijing China 2006

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Tian'anmen Square 5:30AM

Jean Michel Jarre at Tian'anmen Square, Beijing.

Touring Beijing. Tian'anmen, Women's road race, Forbidden Palace, WangFuJiang Market

Tian' Anmen Square Beijing China huge and decorated for the 60th aniversary , many turists everiwhere , GREAT SPACE !! Enjoy

Anti nwo metal from shrapnel label released in 1990. Awesome technique, operatic vox and great songwriting.

this really is a "once in a Lifetime" experience ! but before we could do this, we bought our custom-made ChangJiang Sidecar and found a good friend in Jim Bryant.

360 degree view of Tian'anmen Square and entrance to Forbidden City

Chinese capital. (Aug. 1)TRACK))((SUPER: Beijing))((VO of Mao, palace wall, square, palace, tourists - SOME APTN shots)) AT THE HEART OF THE CHINESE CAPITAL LIES ITS BIGGEST TOURIST ATTRACTIONS.THE FORBIDDEN CITY AND TIAN'ANMEN SQUARE ARE SIDE-BY-SIDE LANDMARKS.TIAN'ANMEN IS EQUIVALENT IN SIZE TO 90 AMERICAN FOOTBALL FIELDS.THE FORBIDDEN CITY IS FAR LARGER, AND IS THE WORLD'S LARGEST SURVIVING PALACE COMPLEX.TOGETHER, THE PAIR DRAW SOME SEVEN MILLION TOURISTS EACH YEAR.((SOT))((SUPER: ...

Each morning at dawn the flag is raised with the backdrop of Mao Tse Tung and the Chinese national anthem.

We meet up with the other adoptive parents for the first time, back in Beijing, and go to Tian 'anmen Square.

Just a typical view of what you see here in the city. It could be any city anywhere......but it is just a taste, and a glimpse, and one more view of Beijing for the people who are from here and miss their home, and for those who want to see a place far away. And that day....it was HOT, HOT, HOT!