A large public square in Beijing, China is Tiananmen Square after the Tiananmen Gate which is situated in North, separating from the Forbidden City. In the world it is the third largest city square about 880m by 500m. This square has great cultural significance and in Chinese history, this site has several important events. Farther from the China this is best known for the focal point of the Tiananmen Square protests of the year 1989, which was a pro democracy movement which was ended on 4 June 1989 along the announcement of martial law in Beijing by the government because of the death of several hundred or thousands of citizens.The Tiananmen gate was built in the year 1415 during the Ming dynasty but due to the heavy fight between Li Zicheng and the early Qing emperors, the gate was destroyed. Then in the year 1651 the it was designed and built and since it has enlarged four times its original size in the 1950s. A major expansion of Tiananmen Square started which was completed in the 11 months.
Tiananmen Square in Beijing China
Since its creation it is use for the meeting place.
It lies between two massive gates, the Zhengyangmen, which is better
known for the Qianmen to the South and the Tiananmen to the north ,its
west side of the square it has a great hall for the people and on the
east side it contains the national museum of China which is dedicated
to the Chinese history. Chang’an Avenue which lies between the Tiananmen
and the square, it is used for parades and the trees lines the east
and west edges.
Students protests and a number
of the political events in Tiananmen Square, China
This site is best for the student protests and a number
of the political events. The most important event is protests during
the May Fourth Movement in the year 1919. After the death of Zhou Enlai, it's protests in the year 1976 and in the year 1989
the Tiananmen Square protests which were result of the military suppression
and the death of multiple protestors. There are many other important
events which were remembered in the Chinese history.
Tiananmen Square
Tiananmen Square Massacre
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