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An annual candlelight vigil was held in Taipei on Wednesday to commemorate the June 4th Incident, drawing about 3,000 people to mourn those who lost their lives in Tiananmen Square in Beijing 36 years ago. CNA spoke with some participants who shared their reflections on what happened and why remembering the massacre still matters today.
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