While the world watched in horror as peaceful pro-democracy protests in Beijing were crushed in 1989, the events of those days are still shrouded in silence in China. Even the death toll remains unclear. Activists’ hopes for reform also seem far off. But they remain alive, say two protesters who were at Tiananmen Square that day. Eventually, China will change, they trust. In one of the newest compelling narratives from us at the dpa trends & features desk, we hear the memories of protesters and the outlook from exiles abroad. Do get in touch if you have any questions, Allisondpa trends & featu…