Objective Criminal Conduct

Based on several police interrogations and preliminary summary, the defendant have identified the alleged “rumors” primarily as the following four categories of online posts in his self-defense and accusation.

1. The first category of posts consists of artistic works.

2. The second category of reposts involves the expression of personal subjective emotions.

3. The third category involves the rational understanding of objective reality.

4. Some historical materials and descriptions of current realities.

The above categories of posts cover all the “criminal evidence” extracted by the police for this case. In fact, they respectively describe the creation and appreciation of artistic works, the expression of personal subjective emotions, rational understanding, and the description of objective reality, which are basically a relatively complete classification of the content of human spiritual life.

But, when considering the specific content of these posts, it’s easy to see that these posts are clearly not “rumors.” (To date, all these posts still exist online and are publicly accessible, and any official refutation or clarification have never been seen.)

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• Artistic Works
  • So-called “criminal evidence”
    • A cartoon of `the “Umbrella Girl”
    • A Paint in oils or watercolours related to Xi Jinping
  • Analysis and Evaluation
    • Overview of Chen Jingyuan’s Defense
    • Deficiencies and Errors in Law Enforcement’s Use of Artistic Works as Evidence for “Picking Quarrels and Provoking Trouble”

• Subjective Emotions
  • So-called “criminal evidence”
    • A candlelight memorial image on June 4th
    • An offhand comment on the anti-corruption campaign
    • A netizen’s comments on the report about the professor Xu’s release​
  • Analysis and Evaluation

• Rational Understanding
  • So-called “criminal evidence”
    • An academic Paper on Political Spectrum
    • A Link to the paper of “An Objective Evaluation of Xi Jinping”
    • U.S. President Donald Trump speech on “Evil of Communism”
    • U.S. Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo’s speech on Communist China
    • A article about “Self-funded fifty-centers” on CCP’s media
    • Some Papers by Professor Xu Zhangrun
  • Analysis and Evaluation

• Description of Reality
  • So-called “criminal evidence”
    • The Selected Works of Mao
    • About the retire of Deng Xiaoping
    • The history of cooperation between China and Ukraine
    • CCP Ministerial Retiree’s Payslip
  • Analysis and Evaluation

• Common Analysis