Topic of massacre is still hard in Oklahoma, even for those who didn’t live it
Yu Guo was too young to understand what was happening when soldiers and students clashed in Tiananmen Square in his hometown of Beijing . He was only 7 when hundreds were killed.
But it’s one of the things many people associate with Guo’s home country.
The topic of Tiananmen is taboo in China , he said, but he’s learned more about it since moving to the United States nearly a year ago. He...
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