在中国，艺术家的良心如何安放？六四、真实与创作｜大声《真人档案馆》王晓光（三）｜长夜的这口气

This is the third episode of "Wang Xiaoguang and *The Long Night*", part of the "Live Archives" series. In the first two episodes, Wang Xiaoguang recounted the creation of *The Long Night*, returning to his personal experience of Beijing in 1989: the demonstrations, hunger strikes, martial law, gunfire, the wounded, and the memories buried deep in the hearts of that generation. In this episode, the conversation moves from the events of June Fourth to a deeper question: How does an artist confront the reality of their own experience? When the trauma of an era is obscured, forgotten, or repackaged, can art still serve as an outlet for memory? And do artists have a responsibility to write about what truly touches them in life? Wang Xiaoguang says that for someone creating art, the most important thing is to speak with sincerity, to express what truly comes to mind. He speaks of the immense sense of loss and oppression after June Fourth: feeling suffocated, only able to release that suffocation through his art. He also discusses his choices after leaving China. Some say that if he had stayed in China, he might have already become a highly successful and famous professor. But Wang Xiaoguang said that life outside might be tougher, and the local climate might not be as pleasant, but he values ​​the broader environment more—an environment where one feels comfortable and can breathe freely. From The Long Night to the conscience of artists, from personal creation to the truth and silence within the Chinese context, this episode isn't about judging anyone, but rather asking: when history is suppressed, can an artist still act with conscience and write the truth? The Loud Archives records those who dedicate their lives to responding to their times. #politics #ccp #history #china #news #chinesehistory #中国 #dasheng #world #politics #ccp #news #music #muscians #june4th #china #chinesehistory #chinese #中国 #六四 #天安门 #tiananmen #people #memories #memory #dasheng #大大 #王晓光 #作曲家 #composer #massage #mother #北京 #beijing #art #artist #army #艺术 #russia #russian Join our channel for benefits:    / @dashengmedia   This is the YouTube account of the Chinese-language free creative community "Dasheng". Our community, www.dasheng.media, is now online. We are committed to building a free and dignified Chinese-language spiritual life. A team of seasoned journalists and professionals, bringing together hundreds of creators from across regions, maintains a dignified and beautiful Chinese-speaking cultural sphere through news curation, interviewing, editing, in-depth interviews, and a one-stop, uncensored community for sharing books, films, and information. Connect, and speak out. Follow our other social media accounts to get the latest platform updates and more information: X (Twitter): @dashengmedia Instagram: @dasheng.media Dasheng Podcast: Search for "Dasheng Podcast" on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, etc., or subscribe via RSS (https://dasheng.fireside.fm)