To seem sad or disinterested.

This is the castle formerly used by the emperors or China. It sits beside Tian An Men Square.

These are integral parts of Alex's disguise when he tries to escape Beijing.

This is the way that the government tries to restrict information movement when Beijing first goes under martial law.

Someone who is unable to read or write.

Feeling ostracized or left out.

This is why Chinese(Mandarin) is so hard to learn.

This is the reason that many embassies were under heavy guard by the PLA when Alex tries to escape.

This is how the people of Beijing stop the first PLA units who try to clear Tian An Men Square.

This ancient Chinese medicine involves many small needles.

This weapon is attached to the end of a rifle.

This is the full name for the acronym PLA.

This is why Xin-hua pretends to be a worker when the PLA ask her who she is?

This is why the government is letting foreign journalists into the country at the time of the protest.

A feeling that bad things are going to happen.

To be changed by a terrible event.

This is how someone could distinguish a normal soldier from an officer in the PLA

This is the type of vehicle that Alex and Xin-hua use to get the tapes out of Beijing.

This is the part of the army that most brutally cracks down on the students.

This weapon involves gasoline, a towel and a glass bottle.

A prescribed unit of food or supplies.

This is what losing face means.

This is what convinces Alex that he should try to smuggle the tapes out of Beijing.

This statue stares the picture of Mao in the face at the peak of the protest.

A religious building. Often has many tiers in one tower.