【新唐人2011年5月31日讯】天安门广场“六四屠城”22周年即将到来，近日，一段名为《寂静之声》（Sound of Silence）的动画，在网上广传，重现了中共在天安门广场上屠城，给中国人民造成无法淡忘的历史伤痛画面。而香港民众也一如既往“不沉默”，不断以各种方式纪念89年这一起震惊全球的事件。
这段动画，勾划出89年的悲壮、22年来的坚持与淡忘，也感动了众多网友。动画音乐改编自经典英文歌曲：《寂静之声》。 27岁的作者Ronnie接受《苹果日报》访问时表示，“当沉默变成一种声音，大众却以为一切正常。”这与目前中国、香港的状况很相似。
Ronnie说中共的血腥镇压，无论怎么说，都是错的！他呼吁香港人不要埋没良心，“不能当没有事发生过”。他表示这段动画要一直推到平反六四为止。
而近期，不少香港人士也以各种形式进行悼念和要求平反六四。
30号，在民主女神像带领下，约有2,000人参加香港纪念六四的“爱国民主大游行”。
香港支联会主席李卓人指出，今年是中共镇压维权活动最黑暗的一年。他说，在大陆维权人士接连受到压力时，“当国内没有声音时，我们更要帮忙发声”。
香港支联会主席李卓人：“是很多很多维权人士仍然被监禁、被虐打、被失踪、被监视居住、被软禁。所以我们今天在这里向这个一党专政的独裁政权表示强烈的抗议。”
虽然中共疯狂打压异见人士，不少大陆市民却通过推特互相呼应，30号当天专程到香港参与游行，挺身声援为自由民主而战的维权人士。
《苹果日报》报导，从深圳到香港参加游行的大陆人士A先生说，很希望深圳有纪念六四的活动，可惜没有机会。他说，中共今年初开始大举搜捕和打压异见人士，更激发他在这个时候站出来。
而在香港读书的王小姐说，不只要平反六四，大家都要知道六四的真相。
大陆著名网络作家北风，当天也参与了游行。北风说，不担心高调挺艾未未会被“秋后算账”，他觉得自己应该出来支持他们。
李卓人呼吁香港市民本6月4号晚，到维园参与烛光集会，要求中共还给六四死难者一个公道，并释放所有异见人士，结束一党专政， 让民主之花开遍中国。
香港支联会主席李卓人：“我们有信心六四烛光晚会可以像去年一样有15万人出席，一起悼念六四。”
30号当天，有香港团体游行到中联办，抗议中共抓捕维权人士，要求结束一党专政，并立即释放艾未未等政治犯。
此外，香港维权团体“维园阿哥”之一的Donald，印制了“平板64”宣传海报，在时代广场和维园派发。海报上的“平板64”与“平反六四” 谐音，海报宣称“平板64”将在“5月35日”在北京天安门广场开售，价钱从“8964”元起，内置“赵子扬声器”，已通过“坦克压力测试”。
另外，“重建香港”（ RebuildHK）网主Freeman将自己收藏多年的六四罪证报导上传到互联网，其中包括了中共喉舌《人民日报》委婉记录的镇压“罪证”。
Freeman说，有一篇已故艺人梅艳芳支持民运的专访得到了很大回响，有人在微博转载，但很快就被删掉。他说，六四事件已经22年了，对于民众争取平反这一要求，中共却想尽办法打压、渗透，但无论怎样，都扭转不了形势。
新唐人记者王子琦、王明宇综合报导。
“No Silence” For June 4th
The 22nd anniversary of June 4th Massacre is near.
Recently, a video animation “Sound of Silence”
spread widely online, reenacting the deeds of CCP
(Chinese Communist Party) on Tiananmen Square,
and freshening the historic pain for Chinese people.
People in Hong Kong (HK) will choose
“No Silence” and will continue to mourn
the world-shocking event of 1989 in various ways.
The animation outlined the tragic year of 1989
and 22 years of persistence, moving many netizens.
It is adapted from an English movie song:
“The Sound of Silence." Its author Ronnie accepted
an interview with the Apple Daily: “When silence
becomes a voice people think everything is normal.”
This is similar to the situation in China and HK.
Ronnie said that no matter how one looks at it,
the bloody suppression by CCP is all wrong.
He urged people not to bury their conscience,
“Don’t pretend as though nothing has happened."
Ronnie believed that this animation will play
until the day of vindication.
Recently, many HK people began mourning
in various forms, calling for vindication of June 4th.
On May 30, about 2,000 people in HK,
along with the statue “Goddess of Liberty”,
participated in a “patriotic and democratic” march.
HK Alliance’ chairman, Lee Cheuk-yan points out
that this is the worst year in terms of repression
of human rights activists in mainland China. He said,
“When the mainland has no voice, we must help.”
Lee: “Many activists disappear, are imprisoned,
abused, beaten, monitored and under house arrest.
So we are here today to show our strong protest
against this one-party dictatorship.”
Although the CCP frantically suppresses dissidents,
many mainland people have spoken through Twitter.
On May 30, many mainlanders made a special trip
to HK to participate in the parade that day.
Apple Daily reported that Mr. A from Shenzhen
wished there were June 4th activities in Shenzhen.
The CCP’s suppression of dissidents early this year
inspired him to come forward at this moment.
HK student, Ms. Wang: “People not only want
vindication for June 4th but also want the truth.”
Bei Feng, well-known Internet writer from mainland,
also took part in the parade. Bei Feng announced
that he would come out to support Ai Weiwei,
and is not worried about CCP’s revenge threats.
For this June 4th, Lee urged the public to attend
the candlelight vigil in Victoria Park, requesting
that CCP gives justice to all June 4th victims,
release all dissidents, end the one-party system,
and let democracy blossom in China.
Lee: “We are confident that the vigil on June 4th,
will have 150,000 people attending, like last year.”
On May 30, a group marched to the Liaison Office
in HK protesting against CCP’s arresting activists.
They demanded the immediate release of Ai Weiwei
and an end to the one-party system,
Donald of “Victoria Park Elder Brotherhood”,
a HK rights group, published posters
to be distributed on Times Square and Victoria Park,
reading “Vindication of 6/4.”
Freeman, webmaster of RebuildHK, will upload
his collection of Tiananmen evidence, including
records of repression from CCP’s People’s Daily.
Freeman said that the late artist had an interview
with Anita Mei, supporting a pro-democracy
movement. It received a great response from readers.
The article, posted on a blog, was soon deleted.
CCP has tried hard to suppress any vindication,
but that doesn’t change what the people really want.
NTD reporters Wang Ziqi and Wang Mingyu
