Beyond Tiananmen Square

1 June 1989: Protests on West Chang'an Avenue near Tiananmen Square Photograph: Withheld

The Goddess of Democracy statue in the square – it was constructed out of foam and papier-mâché by students at the Central Academy of Fine Arts Photograph: Withheld

4 June 1989: An armoured vehicle passes cyclists Photograph: Withheld

An ambulance carrying wounded people drives west from Tiananmen Square Photograph: Withheld

A crowd gathers around human remains in front of a hospital Photograph: Withheld

Civilians climb on to an armoured vehicle in front of the Military Museum Photograph: Withheld

Armoured vehicles are set ablaze by civilians after the crews were forced out Photograph: Withheld

Armoured vehicles set on fire by civilians Photograph: Withheld

Civilians watch an armoured vehicle drive past Photograph: Withheld

Civilians flee gunfire Photograph: Withheld

5 June 1989: The day after the crackdown, tanks patrol the streets – soldiers in trucks following the tanks point guns at civilians on the road Photograph: Withheld

Soldiers block the road to collect bodies from destroyed trucks Photograph: Withheld

A tank pushes through a roadblock of buses set up by civilian protesters. Military convoys from Tiananmen Square led by tanks are at this stage patrolling the streets several times a day Photograph: Withheld

After a tank patrol passes, civilians push buses back into place at a roadblock Photograph: Withheld

Anti-government graffiti on the wall of Zhongnanhai, where top Chinese Communist party officials reside Photograph: Withheld