摄影：Peter Turnley，Corbis
大屠杀发生后的第二天。“你能从人们的脸上看到一种谨慎的好奇——他们试图弄清楚前一天晚上到底发生了什么，”Turnley说道。曾经坦诚友好的市民们现在感到恐惧。“气氛完全变了。没人敢看你，也没人敢跟你说话。” 时至今日，试图讨论或纪念这些事件的中国人仍然面临着信息封
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摄影：Peter Turnley，Corbis
大屠杀发生后的第二天。“你能从人们的脸上看到一种谨慎的好奇——他们试图弄清楚前一天晚上到底发生了什么，”Turnley说道。曾经坦诚友好的市民们现在感到恐惧。“气氛完全变了。没人敢看你，也没人敢跟你说话。” 时至今日，试图讨论或纪念这些事件的中国人仍然面临着信息封 锁，甚至可能面临监禁的风险。
Photograph by Peter Turnley, Corbis
Beijing citizens survey the damage on the day after the massacre. "You see on people's faces a very discreet curiosity—they are trying to figure out what had just happened the previous night," says Turnley. Citizens who had been open and friendly were now afraid. "The atmosphere changed completely. No one would look you in the eye or speak to you." To this day, Chinese who try to discuss or memorialize the events face a clampdown on information and risk imprisonment.
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