Letters by Defendant

• A Notice of Appeal

• Self-Defense and Accusation from Prison: A Letter Written in Blood
  • I. Personal Resume
  • II. Preliminary Observations and Understanding of the Judicial Process
  • III. Objective Facts of the “Crime”
    • 1. Regarding the “Harmful Facts” and “Degree of Harm” of the “Crime”
    • 2. “Criminal Acts”: Spreading Rumors
      • (1) The first category of reposts consists of artistic works
      • (2) The 2nd category of reposts involves the expression of emotions
      • (3) The 3rd category is about rational understanding of the real-world.
      • (4) The 4th category are descriptions of historical or current realities
      • (5) All of the four categories of reposts are not my “knowing rumors”
    • 3. The Court’s hilarious performance
  • IV. Evaluation of My Subjective State: “Knowing” and “Intentional”
    • 1. My “Unknown Realm” is Boundless
    • 2. My Professional Field is Narrow but Unfathomable
    • 3. Does my professional credentials as a scholar and career trajectory per se constitute conclusive evidence of criminal conduct under the law?
  • V. Accusations and Reports
    • 1. Large-scale violations of China’s Criminal Law and related laws.
    • 2. Comprehensive infringement and brutal trampling of the basic rights granted to citizens by the Constitution.
    • 3. Comprehensive violation and denial of the Party and the state’s various lines, principles, and policies.
    • 4. Violation of the rules and discipline of the Communist Party of China.
  • VI. Personal Plan and Determination