伦敦抗议纪念六四三十六周年———海外民运人士誓言 “不遗忘，不原谅！”

  中国民主党全国联合总部（海外）

                  China Democracy Party National Joint Headquarters (Overseas)

     2025年6月4日下午，中国民主党全国联合总部（海外）（简称 中国民主党全联总（海外），CDP）英国委员会，在主席马迎来与组织部长章斌的共同组织下，联合多个人权与民主运动团体，在中国（CCP）驻英国大使馆前隆重举行“六四事件”三十六周年纪念活动。

                                   

    此次活动旨在悼念1989年6月4日北京天安门广场上被中国（CCP）政府血腥镇压的无辜民众和学生，并呼吁国际社会持续关注中国人权现状与民主进程。活动吸引了众多旅英华人、香港社群成员、民主人士及国际人权观察者参与，包括中国民主党全联总（海外）成员马迎来、章斌、陈善国、胡晓、杨韻禾等。现场秩序井然，气氛庄重肃穆。

  多位民主团体代表依次发表讲话，重申对“六四”死难者的悼念，并强调民主、自由、人权是不可妥协的普世价值。他们共同呼吁中国（CCP）政府正视历史、释放良心犯、结束专制统治。

                                   

    活动的高潮，是1989年“六四”学生民主运动的重要参与者、学生领袖吾尔开希亲临现场并发表演讲。他深情回顾36年前的那场血与火的抗争，指出：“六四的血没有白流，它唤醒了良知，也为中国民主埋下了种子。”他表示，尽管已过去三十余年，中国至今仍未走出“六四”的阴影，但正义不会缺席。他鼓励所有仍坚持民主理念的人，“不遗忘，不放弃，不原谅”，继续为中国的民主化奋斗。

                                 

  多家国际主流媒体到场采访，众多参与者与吾尔开希合影留念，共同表达对自由与公义的坚定信念。

                                 

    中国民主党全联总（海外）英国委员会组织部长章斌在演讲中强调：“六四不灭！赤龙必亡！” 他指出，六四大屠杀彻底撕下了中国（CCP）政权反人类专制暴政的伪装。1989年，军队开枪扫射，坦克铁蹄碾压，无数手无寸铁的学生和市民倒在血泊之中。中共政权不仅在当年残暴镇压，至今仍掩盖真相、扼杀记忆、打压异议。

                                  

   台湾台视新闻网记者洪雅芳在现场采访了多位中国民主党全联总（海外）成员。组织部长章斌表示：“全能神教会去年有一万九千多名信徒遭到中共的抓捕和迫害，我们要为宗教信仰群体发声，要求中共立即停止打压。” 

    章斌表示：“六四的亡灵，已化作照亮黑暗的火炬，唤醒越来越多中国人觉醒、反抗。他们的精神成为我们争取自由民主的强大力量。中共这头赤龙终将被踩在人民脚下，自由的曙光终将照亮中华大地！光复中华，刻不容缓！民主中国，势在必行！”

                                   

    党员陈善国则表示：“今天是六四大屠杀三十六周年。我们站在这里，不是为了缅怀一段尘封的历史，而是为了揭露一场至今未被清算的国家罪行！”他回顾当年中国（CCP）政府如何出动重兵镇压和平示威者，用坦克碾压青年，用子弹封堵人民的声音。他怒斥：“中共政权不仅屠杀人民、否认罪行，甚至将我们这些海外的追责者视为敌人！”

                                   

    他指出：“纪念六四，是为了不让历史重演，是为了让中国成为一个自由民主的国家。我们要继承死难者的意志，用行动推动中国走向法治、人权、自由！推翻中共，重建一个没有恐惧、没有谎言的中国！”

    党员胡晓则用英文发言指出：“My name is Xiaohu. I am a Chinese teacher. I remember what happened in fourth June nineteen eighty nine. I remember how you kill people by tanks. You killed more than two thousand and six hundred students in Tiananmen Square. Everybody remember: truth will rise! We are here for the truth! We are here for justice!”

（我叫胡晓，我是一名中国语文老师。我清楚地记得1989年6月4日发生的事情。你们用坦克在天安门广场上残杀了2600多名学生。每个人都要记住：真相终将浮现！我们今天在这里，是为了真相！我们在这里，是为了正义！）

                                  

    傍晚，抗议并未结束，部分参与者以绝食方式继续纪念六四英灵。夜幕降临，更多香港群体加入，人们点燃蜡烛，在中国（CCP）大使馆外默默守夜。

                                  

    马迎来主席在采访中指出：“中国的所谓‘繁荣稳定’，是中共对外营造的假象。现实中，中国基层百姓正生活在严重剥削与压制之下，我们的弟兄姐妹没有自由、没有安全。”

                                 

                                 

    骨干党员陈善国举起“台湾独立”标语表示：“盼望台湾不要成为我们那样！中共不是为了主权，也不是为了统一，它怕的是中华民国，它怕台湾民主！”

                  

                                 

    直到晚间十点半，抗议人群才渐渐散去。大家相约明年再来，继续纪念，继续抗争。在接下来的日子里，中国民主党全联总（海外）将继续发声，揭露真相，推动中国实现真正的自由、法治与民主。                  

                         

                         

London Protest Marks 36th Anniversary of June Fourth Massacre — Overseas Democracy Activists Vow: Never Forget, Never Forgive

On the afternoon of June 4, 2025, the UK Committee of the China Democracy Party National Headquarters (Overseas) — also known as CDP (Overseas) — organized a solemn memorial event in front of the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China (CCP) in London to mark the 36th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre. The event was led by Chairman Ma Yinglai and Organizing Minister Zhang Bin, with participation from several human rights and pro-democracy organizations.

 

The rally aimed to honor the innocent civilians and students brutally killed by the Chinese (CCP) government on June 4, 1989, in Tiananmen Square, and to call upon the international community to continue paying attention to China’s worsening human rights situation and its long-delayed democratization process.

 

Participants included CDP members Ma Yinglai, Zhang Bin, Chen Shanguo, Hu Xiao, and Yang Yunhe, among many overseas Chinese, Hong Kong citizens, and international democracy supporters. The atmosphere was solemn and orderly.

 

Throughout the rally, representatives from various organizations delivered speeches reaffirming their commitment to remembering the victims of June 4th and advocating for universal values: democracy, freedom, and human rights. They urged the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to confront its crimes, release prisoners of conscience, and end authoritarian rule.

 

The highlight of the event was the presence of Wu’er Kaixi, a prominent leader of the 1989 student movement, who delivered a moving speech. Having once directly negotiated with CCP leaders and later forced into exile, Wu’er Kaixi reflected on the movement that changed the world’s understanding of the Chinese people’s desire for democracy.

 

He stated, “The blood of June Fourth was not shed in vain. It awakened the nation’s conscience and planted the seeds of democracy in China.” Though 36 years have passed, he emphasized, justice is never absent. He encouraged those who still believe in freedom to stay committed: “Never forget. Never give up. Never forgive.”

 

International media outlets were present at the rally to report on the event. Many participants took photos with Wu’er Kaixi to express their solidarity in the pursuit of truth and justice.

 

Zhang Bin, Organizing Minister of the CDP UK Committee, declared in his speech:

“June Fourth will never die. The red dragon will fall!”

He recounted the horror of that day in 1989, when unarmed students and citizens were gunned down and crushed under tanks. “The Tiananmen Square was stained with blood because young people dared to oppose corruption and demand reform, free speech, and democracy,” he said.

“The CCP labeled them as rioters and criminals, hunted them down, and created one of the worst crimes against humanity in modern Chinese history.”

Taiwan’s TTV News reporter Hung Yafang conducted interviews with CDP representatives.

Organizing Minister Zhang Bin said:

“Last year, more than 19,000 members of the Church of Almighty God were arrested by the CCP. We must speak out for religious believers and demand an end to the persecution of Christians and faith communities.”

 

Zhang continued, “Thirty-six years later, the CCP still censors the truth and rules through fear. But we will never forget! The spirits of the fallen now light our path in the struggle for democracy. We believe: the CCP will fall, and freedom will rise over China. Reclaiming China is urgent. A democratic China is inevitable.”

 

Chen Shanguo, a CDP member, stated:

“We are not just here to mourn history. We are here to expose an ongoing state crime that has never been held accountable!”

He recalled how the CCP deployed heavily armed troops to suppress peaceful protesters and silence the people with bullets and tanks.

 

“My name is Chen Shanguo. I raise our party flag and marched toward the embassy gate, not for a show, but out of fury against this butcher regime,” he said.

“The CCP still denies its crimes, censors history, persecutes religious believers, and labels overseas dissidents as ‘hostile forces.’ It is an anti-people, anti-human regime. To remember June Fourth is to ensure history does not repeat. We must carry forward the will of the victims and push for a China governed by rule of law, human rights, and freedom. Down with the CCP! Let us rebuild a China without fear and without lies!”

 

CDP member Hu Xiao gave a short but forceful statement in English:

“My name is Xiaohu. I am a Chinese teacher. I remember what happened on June 4, 1989. You killed more than 2,600 students with tanks in Tiananmen Square. Everybody remember: truth will rise! We are here for the truth! We are here for justice!”

 

As evening fell, participants stayed on, with some beginning a hunger strike in remembrance of the victims. More Hong Kong groups arrived in solidarity, and candles were lit along the embassy walls in quiet tribute to those lost.

 

Chairman Ma Yinglai remarked:

“The so-called stability and prosperity of China is a propaganda illusion. Ordinary citizens live under harsh exploitation and suppression. What we see at the grassroots level is pain, not progress.”

 

Chen Shanguo, holding a “Taiwan Independence” banner, told the media:

“We hope Taiwan never becomes like us. In mainland China, the situation is dire—censorship, repression, and human rights violations are rampant. The CCP’s push to ‘unify Taiwan’ isn’t about sovereignty; it’s because they fear the democratic model of the Republic of China. They fear freedom.”

 

The protest continued until 10:30 p.m., when participants gradually dispersed. Many agreed to return next year. As Chairman Ma Yinglai concluded, “We will carry the spirit of the June Fourth martyrs. For China’s freedom, for human rights, for democracy—we will keep speaking, keep resisting, keep fighting until the CCP is judged and overthrown, and a free, democratic China is built.”

 

China Democracy Party National Headquarters (Overseas) – UK Committee