At around 1:00 AM on June 4, 1989, Wang Jinwei was ordered to lead logistics personnel towards Tiananmen Square. When his convoy reached the south side of You’anmen in Xuanwu District, it was attacked with bricks and stones. Wang Jinwei’s right foot was injured, bleeding profusely and staining his trousers and shoes. More stones, bottles, and tiles then rained down on the soldiers and vehicles, injuring many soldiers, and the possibility of ammunition being stolen was ever-present. In this extremely critical moment, Wang Jinwei gritted his teeth, enduring the pain, and personally carried a box of ammunition, ordering each soldier to carry one. He decisively directed the soldiers to disembark and proceed on foot along Taiping Street, continuing their advance towards Tiananmen Square… During the march, Wang Jinwei was unfortunately shot. Despite all efforts to save him, this steadfast soldier, who loved the Party, the motherland, and the people, heroically sacrificed his life.

Martyr Cui Guozheng was a soldier in an artillery company. In his two years of service, he received four awards for meritorious service.

Just as he was being ordered to Beijing to enforce martial law, he received a telegram that his father was critically ill.

Without being able to visit him, he resolutely went to Beijing with his unit and was brutally murdered by rioters during the mission.

Martyr Cui Guozheng was dragged onto the Chongwenmen pedestrian overpass by a group of thugs, thrown off, doused with gasoline, and burned alive.

It was on this very overpass that martyr Cui Guozheng gave his life at the young age of 21.

In the early hours of June 4th, Cui Guozheng was brutally beaten by a group of thugs, then fell from an overpass and was burned alive with gasoline. His body was then hanged from the overpass.

The thugs shouted that this was like lighting a sky lantern.

Cui Guozheng’s mother, Wen Guiqin, was visited, consoled and given condolences by Chinese leaders

Some of the thugs who murdered martyr Cui Guozheng have been arrested.

The perpetrators include: Zhao Yuetang, a farmer from Jingzhou, Hubei Province; Yang Shizeng, a former worker at a hospital in Chongwen District; and Li Weidong, an unemployed man relying on government aid, once previously detained by the police.

They, along with other thugs, burned Cui Guozheng alive.

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On the morning of June 4th, after arriving at the troop assembly point, Liu Guogeng volunteered to rescue a vehicle carrying radios, weapons, and ammunition that was besieged near Liubukou.

He was severely beaten with bricks, stones, and iron bars by thugs and then doused with gasoline and burned.

After martyr Liu Guogeng was beaten to death by rioters, he was disemboweled, his eyes gouged out, and his body hanged on a burning bus.

Liu Guogeng, only 25 years old, heroically sacrificed his life in the flames.

Martyr Liu Guogeng was a second lieutenant platoon leader in a martial law unit, from Laiyang City, Shandong Province.

Last year, his platoon was awarded a collective third-class merit.

Before going to Beijing, he was on leave at home preparing for his wedding.

Upon hearing that the army was to carry out a mission, he voluntarily returned to his unit and requested to join the martial law troops. He came to Beijing and dedicated his youth to quelling the riots.

The Chongwenmen pedestrian overpass was piled high with wreaths laid by the people.

Liu Guogeng’s father, Liu Zhirong, was also visited, consoled and given condolences by Chinese leaders

[After this,] Liu Guogeng’s younger sister, Liu Huichun, also honorably enlisted. [Following after his military/police example]

Zhang Jianzhong and Meng Duo, the thugs who persecuted martyrs Liu Guogeng and Li Guorui, have also been brought to justice.

Other sources besides the documentary include: https://baike.baidu.com/item/刘国庚/55909512?fr=aladdin

On the evening of June 3, Ma Guoxuan’s unit received an urgent order to advance toward Tiananmen Square. He led his entire platoon on a forced march, running forward. When they reached the intersection of the railway and highway inside Guang’anmen, an oncoming train blocked their way, forcing the vanguard to stop. At that moment, Ma Guoxuan quickly moved forward, pushed the ammunition box under the vehicle, and led his team to bravely charge through, while the troops continued advancing. When they had advanced less than two hundred meters, a group of people, incited by a few bad men, attacked the advancing troops with bricks and stones. A stone weighing about five kilograms struck Ma Guoxuan’s head, causing the helmet to be dented into a pit, with a three-centimeter-long gash split open. Blood soaked the uniform and magazine along the helmet’s buckle. Enduring intense pain, Ma Guoxuan shouted, “The People’s Liberation Army loves the capital, loves the capital’s people, loves young students, and vows to defend the Party Central Committee to the death!” "Fighting for their weapons, they risked their lives to protect their weapons.

Ma Guoxuan was rescued by four kind-hearted villagers and, led by an elderly man over sixty, detoured through Changchun Street and was taken to Xuanwu Hospital. Along the way, some people disregarded their own safety, repeatedly persuading those who did not know the truth to stop fighting the PLA, even using their own bodies to protect Ma Guoxuan. Ma Guoxuan muttered in a weak voice, broken and intermittent: “We are the people’s soldiers. We do not enter the city to suppress students, nor do we ever shoot at the people.” "Due to the severity of his injuries, Ma Guoxuan stopped breathing.

The Cuiwei Road intersection, a military vehicle overturned after its tires were punctured by nails planted by criminals.

Still in the early hours of June 4th, a group of thugs launched a violent attack at the Cuiwei Road intersection on ten soldiers from an artillery brigade of the martial law troops who were on their way to Tiananmen Square to carry out a clearing operation.

The thugs punctured the tires of the vehicle carrying the soldiers, causing it to overturn on the roadside.

Then they threw incendiary devices onto the vehicle, which was engulfed in flames.

The rioters detonated the fuel tank on the vehicle, and the six soldiers on board were burned alive.

Six soldiers heroically sacrificed their lives.

Their relatives was also visited, consoled and given condolences by Chinese leaders

Additional sources, along with CCTV documentary above

Wang Qifu https://baike.baidu.com/item/王其富/55957699

Li Qiang https://baike.baidu.com/item/李强/55986321?fromModule=search-result_lemma

Du Huaiqing https://baike.baidu.com/item/杜怀庆/55957506?fromModule=disambiguation

Wang Xiaobing https://baike.baidu.com/item/王小兵/55986354?fromModule=disambiguation

Xu Rujun https://baike.baidu.com/item/徐如军?fromModule=lemma_search-box

On the railings of the Fuchengmen Overpass, crowds spontaneously laid elaborate wreaths to mourn Li Guorui, a martyr who died quelling a riot.

Li Guorui was a 20-year-old soldier in the First Battalion of a unit of the Beijing Armed Police Corps.

While on duty with his unit to enforce martial law, he was attacked and beaten by rioters while marching on foot after his military vehicle was burned, and became separated from his unit.

In the early morning of June 4th, he was tortured to death by a group of rioters while passing through the Fuchengmen Overpass.

After martyr Li Guorui was brutally murdered by rioters, his body was hanged on the railing of the Fuchengmen Overpass.

Li Guorui was a 20-year-old soldier in the First Battalion of a unit of the Beijing Armed Police Corps.

Li Guorui’s second elder brother, Li Guocheng, sends greetings to Chairman Deng and Chairman Yang, wishing them good health

Li Guorui’s elder brother, Li Guozhong, took up his brother’s rifle and became a proud armed police officer.

Zhang Jianzhong and Meng Duo, the thugs who persecuted martyrs Liu Guogeng and Li Guorui, have also been brought to justice.

Other sources besides this documentary include: https://baike.baidu.com/item/李国瑞/55986300?fr=aladdin