The installation in Taiwan marks 30 years since the protests, and the artist hopes it will remind people of the Chinese regime.Shake, the artist, said:"As a Taiwanese I hope I can help China to also achieve democracy one day. So I think it is important to the Taiwanese people to continue discussing this topic - preventing people from forgetting this event and reminding the Taiwanese people that the regime in China is dangerous.
Su Yung-Hua, a 21-year-old student, said:"Both the place and timing to put this up require courage, there are so many tourists from China coming to Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall. "I think it is very brave to put it here and I am quite concerned that there could be someone who pops it with a needle at night."
Taiwan was part of China until a civil war which ended in 1949, leading to the creation of the People's Republic of China and the Republic of China, commonly known as Taiwan.
That poor chap ended up in a Chinese work camp/prison . How disrespectful that rubbish is .
As bad as the trump blimp
A bit of a let down if you ask me
Socialism and Communism are evil.
the chinese military gunning down unarmed protesters is almost as bad as the british army firing into crowds at a gaa match
News of China launching missiles at Taiwan to follow shortly.