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The event is referred to as the "6-4 incident" in Chinese (六四事件), so the month-day order is correct. Generally the year is listed first in full dates (e.g., 19
by Umofomia 15y ago
The event is referred to as the "6-4 incident" in Chinese (六四事件), so the month-day order is correct. Generally the year is listed first in full dates (e.g., 1989年6月4日), but it's arguably still recognizable when it occurs afterwards.
[edit] Addendum: BTW, I just noticed the link you supplied refers to the Republic of China, which is the de facto government in Taiwan currently and is different from the People's Republic of China, which is what most people refer to as "China". The PRC follows the regular Gregorian calendar in YYYY-MM-DD format.