【新唐人2011年10月19日讯】本周一是前中共总书记赵紫阳92岁冥诞。赵紫阳的家人为他举行了家庭纪念活动，并希望当局不要阻拦各界人士前来家中。媒体报导，有警察透露，17号当天大约有120名军警、便衣对赵家进行严密监控。
赵紫阳家人在赵紫阳的冥诞日——10月17号这天，为赵紫阳举行了家庭纪念活动。一位进入赵家的维权人士说，他们给赵紫阳的像磕头、点香、送上花篮。
维权人士：“家人很亲切，我给赵紫阳上了一束香。他家又送给我们纪念品，送给我们一个石榴，又给了我们一本小书，就是介绍赵紫阳的一生。我去过他家乡老故居，反正不象是当领导的家庭。穷酸的3间老房子，进屋里什么都没有就是墙上挂了几张画，有个老织布机小土楼。”
还有一名观察人士向《希望之声电台》表示，赵家的胡同布满各名目的警察、安保人员。
观察人士：“有几个便衣，五大三粗的，警察骑着自行车走过来，走过去。戴红袖标的全是老太太，60岁以上。死人它都怕的！”
一直以来，在赵紫阳冥诞或去世的纪念日，中共当局都会非常紧张，严厉阻止各界人士前往赵家参加纪念。与往常一样，17号，赵紫阳冥诞纪念活动，中共当局出动军队、国安、公安组成专项行动小组，由高层统一指挥、联合行动，进行严密部署。
中国民主党成员查建国的朋友们，准备去赵紫阳家纪念，但被警方阻止。查建国认为，赵紫阳在六四运动中的表现和晚年的反思，代表了一种更贴近自由民主、普世价值的倾向，因此当局很害怕。
查建国：“中共当局不愿意搞这种普世价值。它要和普世价值相对立，所以它是不愿意社会中的一些异议人士、民运人士和赵紫阳的（家人接触），扩大赵紫阳的影响。”
据了解，中共当局最担心的是突发的群体性事件和外国媒体的聚焦报导。因此，监控行动的防范重点是上访者、政治异议人士和外国媒体。
天安门母亲张先玲丈夫王凡地：“这老百姓都想念他呀，老百姓想念他，它（中共）就害怕了，所以很荒谬、很奇怪。连怀念一个人它（中共）都要害怕，你说它多么的脆弱。你（中共）这样反而成为一种笑话，如此的脆弱。”
前中共总书记赵紫阳，在1989年六四民主运动中，因为同情学生、反对武力镇压，而被免去一切职务，软禁在北京灯市口西街的富强胡同6号，直到2005年去世。
社会科学学者严家祺因为支持六四民主运动，被迫流亡美国，他指出，对于中国来说，1989年是一个转折点。
社会科学学者严家祺：“中国如果沿着赵紫阳的路线前进的话，中国今天就会很光明。但是在1989年，中国共产党进行了六四屠杀之后，中国就转变了方向，从此，中国就走向了一个越来越将死状态的道路。”
有外媒分析说，由于赵紫阳冥诞恰逢中共17大六中全会，中共高层处于交接班的关键时刻，因此对赵紫阳冥诞进行严密监控。
严家祺：“实际上，今天的所有对维权人士的镇压、对民主党、包括对法轮功的镇压，是整个六四屠杀的延续。是一个不断的屠杀，不断的对人民的镇压，所以我感到现在的状况是同六四联系在一起的。”
赵紫阳的女儿王雁南认为，历史一定会还赵紫阳一个公道。严家祺也坚信，这一天的到来用不了多久，中国的现状一定会改变。
新唐人记者易如、李谦、张健采访报导。
CCP Guarded Against Attendance at Zhao Ziyang’s Birthday Memorial
Monday (Oct. 17) was former CCP General Secretary
Zhao Ziyang’s 92nd birthday.
Zhao’s family held a memorial and
hoped CCP would allow people to attend.
Media reports of police revealed that there were about 120
policemen, soldiers and plainclothes officers closely monitoring Zhao’s home on Monday.
On Oct. 17th, a family memorial was held in Zhao’s home.
One human rights activist said that they kowtowed to Zhao’s photo, burned incense, and brought flowers.
(Human rights activist):” His family is very friendly. I burned some incense and chanted for Zhao.
His family gave us some souvenirs – a pomegranate, a small book, Zhao’s biography.
I went to his old residence in his hometown before. It isn’t like a leader’s home, it’s dilapidated.
It’s an old house that has 3 almost empty rooms, with a few paintings hung on wall. There’s an old loom. It’s a house made of mud.”
An observer told “Sound of Hope radio station, ”policemen and security filled the area around Zhao’s home on Monday.”
(Observer)” There are several plainclothes officers, very strong men. Policemen ride up and down on bike.
Several ladies over 60 years old wore red armbands and monitored the passersby. Even CCP is afraid of a dead person.”
http://www.voanews.com/chinese/news/20111016-Zhao-Ziyang-131944773.html
All along, when it’s Zhao’s birthday or death anniversary, CCP authority is very nervous and blocks anybody from going to Zhao’s home.
As usual, CCP deployed troops, national security, and public security to set up a dedicated joint action team, and named a high level leader Commander on Oct. 17.
Cha Jianguo, a China Democracy Party member, has friends who tried to go to Zhao’s home but were stopped by police.
Cha said, Zhao’s performance during the Jun. 4th movement was reflected in his later years.
He represents a trend that’s closer to freedom, democracy, and universal values. These scare the CCP authority.
（Cha Jianguo）”CCP doesn’t want to engage in universal values and are against those values.
So, it doesn’t want any dissidents or democracy activists to come into contact with Zhao’s family, which will expand Zhao’s impact.”
It’s understood that the biggest concern of CCP authority is mass riots and foreign media’s reports.
Therefore, CCP’s monitoring focuses on petitioners, dissidents and foreign media.
Wang Fandi, husband of Tiananmen Mother Zhang Xianling:
“Fellow Chinese are missing him, civil folks are missing him, and CCP is afraid of him. It’s very strange and very ridiculous.
Even missing a person can make CCP scared, that’s how you know how fragile CCP is. The outside (world) is laughing at CCP because it’s too fragile.”
Zhao Ziyang, the former CCP General Secretary, was sympathetic towards students and against military repression during the Jun. 4th movement in 1989.
Then, he was dismissed from all of his positions, and was put under house arrest at 6 Fuqiang alley, West Dengshikou Street, Beijing until he died in 2005.
Yan Jiaqi, a social science scholar, was forced into exile in the U.S. just because he supported the Jun. 4th movement. He said 1989 was a turning point for China.
(Yan Jiaqi, social science scholar): ”If China had progressed along Zhao’s route, China would be very positive today.
But in 1989, CCP made the Jun. 4th massacre that changed China’s developing direction. From that time, China walked on a road toward death.”
Some foreign media analyzed that now is a critical time.
CCP has the 6th Plenum session of the 17th central committee, and has a leadership shift. That’s why it closely monitored Zhao’s birthday memorial.
(Yan Jiaqi, social science scholar): ”In fact, all the repression of human rights defenders, which includes the Democracy Party and Falun Gong, is a continuation of Jun. 4th massacre.
It’s a constant slaughter, constant repression to civilians, and I feel the current status is connected to Jun. 4th.”
Wang Yannan, Zhao’s daughter thinks history will return the justice to Zhao. Yan Jiaqi is also firmly believes, that day isn’t far, and China will change.
NTD Reporter Yi Ru, Li Qian and Zhang Jian
