Zhao Ziyang in his study at home in central Beijing in 1993 where he wrote his memoirs during a house arrest that lasted until he died. Photo: ReutersZhao Ziyang in his study at home in central Beijing in 1993 where he wrote his memoirs during a house arrest that lasted until he died. Photo: Reuters
Zhao Ziyang in his study at home in central Beijing in 1993 where he wrote his memoirs during a house arrest that lasted until he died. Photo: Reuters
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Zhao Ziyang's family 'proud' of his Tiananmen legacy, says son 10 years after his death

Zhao Ziyang's family 'proud' of his Tiananmen legacy, says son 10 years after his death; there is no shame in unchanged official verdict on him

Verna Yu
Verna Yu

Updated: 5:20pm, 17 Jan, 2015

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Zhao Ziyang in his study at home in central Beijing in 1993 where he wrote his memoirs during a house arrest that lasted until he died. Photo: ReutersZhao Ziyang in his study at home in central Beijing in 1993 where he wrote his memoirs during a house arrest that lasted until he died. Photo: Reuters
Zhao Ziyang in his study at home in central Beijing in 1993 where he wrote his memoirs during a house arrest that lasted until he died. Photo: Reuters
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