On this day, 31 years ago, September 21, 1994 (August 16, 1994, the 1994 Jianguomen Incident in Beijing. The Jianguomen Incident was a foreign-related political incident that occurred on September 21, 1994 outside Jianguomen in Beijing, the capital of China. Tian Mingjian, a China army officer, headed for Tiananmen Square with a gun after shooting dead his commander and comrades. There was a fierce gun battle with arriving police at Jianguomen. The two sides exchanged fierce fire on both sides of the city road, and several police officers were allegedly killed. Recalling the cause of the 1994 Jianguomen incident in Beijing is frightening! Why were the gangsters of the Jianguomen Incident in 1994 so crazy? What secrets are hidden behind the 1994 Jianguomen incident in Beijing that would allow a soldier to kill people all over the streets? Let's work together to decipher the truth behind the Jianguomen incident in Beijing in 1994! The Jianguomen Incident On September 21, 1994, major Canadian television stations suddenly broadcast emergency news: A gun battle broke out near the Jianguomen embassy area in China's capital, Beijing. The Iranian diplomat and his nine-year-old son died on the spot. People saw on the TV screen that the yellow-faced windshield of a car had shattered; A bus connected by two sections was riddled with bullet holes; the children of injured Iranian diplomats were crying and shouting in the car; armed police and police were running with guns; people carried the injured and rushed to evacuate. At the same time, the sound of gunshots continued to explode. In 1994, after the Jianguomen incident occurred, the China government immediately shut down television and satellite transmission, and reporters from various countries conducted on-site interviews. Canadian journalists broadcast the scene before the ban because the shootout took place under their diplomatic apartment and because they anticipated that the China government might take measures before the China government woke up. This allowed people to see several precious shots. All domestic news media were ordered to remain silent on this. Only that day's Beijing Evening News was authorized to publish a news item of more than 100 words from Xinhua Agency. As a result, the price of the newspaper skyrocketed, and it is said that the highest price was 50 times the original price. The murderer of the Jianguomen Incident in 1994 was the lieutenant and deputy company commander of the 12th Regiment of the 3rd Division of the Beijing Garrison Region stationed in Tong County. He had just turned 30 years old and was from Tian Mingjian in rural Henan. This man is smart, resourceful, diligent and studious. He was once sent to Xi'an Army School for further study. He is quite attainments in military technology, especially in marksmanship, and is the top among the cadets. When he was a staff officer at the regiment headquarters, he was deeply appreciated by his superiors, and the relationship between the upper and lower sides was very smooth. Many officers and soldiers often asked him to mediate matters when their vital interests were involved. Since one word made the country prosperous, it was natural that one word would have a lot of money. Once, a soldier paid tribute to him with great gifts, but failed. In a fit of anger, he exposed his secret bribery, and Tian Mingjian was demoted to serve in the company. The position of deputy company commander is responsible for administrative management according to army practice. Not long ago, a soldier took leave to visit relatives, but Tian did not approve it. The soldier had usually had a bad relationship with Tian. He knew that he was using his power to hinder him and quarreled with him endlessly. In his anger, Tian kicked him. It is the discipline of the army not to beat people or curse people, and beating soldiers is absolute. This became the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1994 that caused a sensation in the military camp. Tian Mingjian, a gangster in the Beijing Jianguomen incident in 1994, was suspended from his post for reflection, but he had been illogical and refused to admit his mistake. He also confronted verbally with the supervisors at the battalion and regiment levels. Therefore, his superiors decided to punish him and publicly warned: If they don't regret it, they will return to their hometown to farm. Another incident happened at this time that prompted Tian to take risks. Tian's wife in rural areas once gave birth to a daughter with her. Like most rural children, he had always hoped that his wife could have a son for her. Before he was punished, his wife was pregnant. Due to the strict family planning policy in rural areas, he had been hiding from the army that his wife was pregnant. After being punished, the regiment checked Tian's home letter. After learning that his wife was pregnant, it notified the local family planning office and sent people to take his wife to the countryside for forced abortion. As a result, she was nearly seven months pregnant, a medical accident occurred. Not only was the child (later confirmed to be a male boy) lost, but even the adult died of excessive blood loss. Seeing that his bright future was in smoke and his wife and son were gone, Tian Mingjian felt disheartened and hopeless in life. He was not willing to die silently and was determined to take extreme measures to call the attention of society. The practice of the army is that those who are suspended for reflection rather than isolated for reflection will only not work or attend exercise classes before the formal punishment is issued, and there is no need to handle the handover. This gave Tian Mingjian the possibility to seek revenge from society. On the evening of September 19, he invited the gunstore keeper to dinner and borrowed the key from him. He took out a Type 81 rifle and six full cartridges of ammunition that the troops had just been equipped with from the company's arsenal. Before going out for exercise, he hid the gun under the chair next to the reviewing stand. In the Jianguomen incident in 1994, he again greeted his fellow comrades who were familiar with him and said that he would just lie down when they went out for exercises the next day (these people were punished for discovering signs but not reporting them). On the morning of September 20, when the company went out for exercises, he stood by and watched like all soldiers who did not need to participate in training due to physical discomfort, vacation, transfer, etc., and no one was surprised. Unexpectedly, when the regiment political commissar came to the playground for a routine inspection, Tian Mingjian suddenly shouted to lie down and fired a gun. Four people including the regiment political commissar were killed on the spot and more than a dozen people were injured. There was a period of chaos in the military camp. Tian Mingjian took the opportunity to jump onto the road, hijacked a passing jeep, and headed straight for Tiananmen Square. The car suddenly encountered a red light near the Jianguomen overpass. The driver took the opportunity to hit the car into a tree on the roadside, abandoned the car and fled. Unexpectedly, he encountered a gunman like Tian Mingjian, who left him there with just one shot and never got up again. Tian turned and rushed towards the oncoming yellow face. When the taxi driver saw the murderer coming towards him, he hurriedly opened the door and wanted to escape, but before he could leave the car, the ruthless hail of bullets overshadowed him. Immediately afterwards, Tian Mingjian's gun turned on pedestrians, vehicles and buildings on the road, and blood splattered everywhere. A large number of armed police arrived with guns in an attempt to eliminate the culprits with powerful firepower. Tian used the traffic guardrail in the center of the street as a cover, sometimes lying down and sometimes half-squatting, shooting accurately, but dozens of armed police officers were unable to come forward for a while. Just at this time, a No. 44 bus was approaching. If the driver was calm and resourceful and drove straight at full speed at the maximum throttle, it would have been a surprise without danger. But which driver has this kind of training? The driver, who was stunned by the flying bullets, actually parked the car in the middle of the road. The bullets flew into the car in clusters, and the passengers fell into a pool of blood. Many people who went to work in the morning were swept off their bicycles. Just as the smoke was filled here and the gunshots were heard, Yusuf Mohammad Pishkonari, the Political Secretary of the Iranian Embassy, drove his children to school. When he passed by, a string of bullets flew in, Yusuf was killed on the spot, and one of the four children was killed and two were injured. After all, Tian Mingjian was just trying to vent his dissatisfaction and cause trouble in the Beijing Jianguomen Incident in 1994, and he did not have more careful thinking and strategy. Therefore, after a gunfight, he retreated while being besieged by the military police on an open space on Yabao Road. With nearly 200 rounds of ammunition he had almost exhausted, he used a short shot to suppress the police's firepower. Later, the army sniper entered the high-rise building in the embassy quarter and shot him from behind before he was killed. The Jianguomen incident occurred ten days before the 45th anniversary of the National Day. The Jianguomen incident occurred in 1994, which made Premier Li Peng of the State Council have to add in his National Day speech that year that there were still many problems in social security in some places in our country. The Jianguomen incident reflects many problems in the People's Liberation Army. Backward management system. Political work cadres privately open other people's letters, and rural family planning cadres regard human life as grass. In the long run, chaos will surely occur. Four regimental cadres deserved to die. There are at least three indelible essentials in street warfare: first, facing the enemy head-on, with support on the back; second, the enemy is always small and we are defended based on danger; third, don't fire bullets falsely, leaving reserves. Tian was right to choose a semi-automatic rifle over a submachine gun. Tian Mingjian's tactical movements, as shown in all the data on the 1994 Jianguomen Incident in Beijing, were quite knowledgeable in advancing quickly in a low posture, using terrain and features, and calmly facing the enemy. However, as dozens of armed police and police officers approached him under the cover of street trees, buildings, and vehicles, he still ran with his back to the other side. In the end, when he was already trapped in an encirclement, he still sought a way out in the open area. Instead of using nearby buildings to conceal themselves and fight trapped animals. After taking over the fire with the armed police, Tian Jianming still shot at irrelevant objects indiscriminately. In addition to indicating that he intended to cause trouble and seek death, it also showed that he lacked the instincts that a professional soldier should have in street battles. Although he was killed after almost all the bullets had been fired, this also showed the military literacy of the Beijing garrison troops where he was in in street warfare. As a city garrison force, with such a level, it is difficult to say that they are completely qualified. What is most worth mentioning is that in Hong Kong, Tian Jianming introduced the beautiful one-handed magazine changing movement in Hollywood police films and special forces from various countries to the world on this day. The gangsters of the Jianguomen Incident ended in despair, Tian Mingjian took a Type 81 automatic rifle and six full cartridges of bullets from the arsenal. After first killing 23 officers and soldiers, he killed all the way from Tongxian County to Tiananmen Square, killing the political secretary of the Iranian diplomat and one of his children (this incident aroused some reactions from the Iranian government). Finally, as the ammunition was about to run out, he was killed from the front by the armed police riot squad and the armed police force using alternate cover charges.