"We were not seeking chaos or revolution. We wanted dialogue, accountability, and dignity."
Fengsuo Zhou was a student leader in Tiananmen Square in 1989. He survived the massacre and prison, rebuilt his life in America, and never stopped fighting.
In this interview he talks about the Tank Man, the Tiananmen Mothers, his years secretly funding human rights work with his own finance-industry salary, and why the CCP is now exporting AI surveillance beyond its borders to silence critics overseas — including on American soil.
He also opens up about faith, grief, duty, and a Gandalf quote that's stuck with him for decades: "You cannot pass."
This isn't history. It's happening right now. https://ij-reportika.com/exclusive-interview-zhou-fengsuo-on-tiananmen-ai-surveillance-and-chinas-democratic-future/
