dbo:abstract
- The May 24 incident (Chinese: 五二四事件), also called the Liu Ziran incident (劉自然事件) and the Reynolds riot, was a 1957 international incident between the United States and Taiwan (ROC) that started over the killing of an ROC national and a court-martial conducted by U.S. military personnel in Taiwan, resulting in protests including separate mob attacks on the U.S. Embassy in Taipei, the United States Information Service buildings and a police station. There were other acts of protests prior to, during and after May 24, 1957, across Taiwan and in Taipei that led U.S. government officials behind-the-scenes to refer to these events as "riots" but U.S. officials deliberately spoke of a "riot" to avoid any adverse psychological impact on its alliance with the ROC. Similarly, the May 24 incident was seen then and later as an "anti-American" protest. Although Chiang Kai-shek, president of the ROC, described the attitudes of his citizens as "anti-American," Chiang publicly referred to the events of May 24 as an "unfortunate incident" (不幸事變). (en)
- 5·24 사건(五二四事件) 혹은 류즈란 사건(劉自然事件)은 1957년 5월 24일 대만 타이베이시에서 중화민국 육군 소령 이 미국육군 병장 (Robert G. Reynolds)에 의해 살해당한 사건이다. 이 사건으로 인해 반미시위가 격화되었고 일부는 과격적인 행보를 보여 대사관, 및 경찰서를 소탕함에 따라 사망자가 발생하기도 했다. (ko)
- 五二四事件，又稱劉自然事件，是1957年一起示威事件，發生於前美國駐中華民國大使館所在的臺灣省臺北市（現臺北直轄市）中華路。本案為臺灣於第二次世界大戰結束後少有的幾次反美事件之一，亦為臺灣戒嚴時期罕見之大規模示威活動。 (zh)