Local Chinese Court Steals Money from Fang Zhouzi’s Wife
By xysergroup | 2月 25, 2010
August 11, 2007
By Eddie
One of the most significant fraud case exposed by Fang Zhouzi was that involving Professor Xiao Chuanguo, a self-claimed world-famous urologist. The case first came to light in September, 2005, when Xiao Chuanguo was being nominated to become an Academician. Fang Zhouzi publicly accused Xiao Chuanguo for having engaged in various acts of exageration in his credentials.
Xiao Chuanguo’s Academician candidacy was then denied by Chinese Academy of Science. Xiao Chuanguo blamed his lose entirely on Fang Zhouzi’s words and sued the later in local courts in Wuhan, Beijing, as well as New York.
He won his case in Wuhan, whose court issued a few ridiculous justification for its verdict that had become running jokes on the Internet, such as the definition of “international journal,” the validity of Xiao Chuanguo’s award claim, and a procedure supposed to be named after him. The case gained its dramatic status after Xiao Chuanguo published a foul-mouthed open letter of his own and hundreds of Chinese scholars co-signed an open letter to support Fang Zhouzi.
After losing his appeal, Fang Zhouzi has refused to obey the court order of apologizing to Xiao Chuanguo and paying a fine. The case seemed to have disappeared from public view, especially after many officials of that local court, including the judge in the case, were later disciplined for corruption charges. Fang Zhouzi had assumed that the case was forgotten.
Until now.
Messages posted by Xiao Chuanguo’s well known pseudo-name showed up in online forums lately, boasting that he had received monetary judgement from Fang Zhouzi. It was not until Fang Zhouzi was alerted of the messages when he discovered that a sum of more than 40,000 Yuan (5,840 USD) has disappeared from his wife’s private bank account. Upon inquiry, the bank confirmed that they transferred the money at the order of the Wuhan local court.
The unusual and stealth way that the court has taken the money both surprised and angered Fang Zhouzi, as well as many of his supporters on New Threads. Fang Zhouzi vowed to fight for this unlawful case. He explained that he and his wife have maintained independent financial records and his wife is never involved in his efforts of exposing frauds that led to his various court troubles.
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7:17 am on 1月 11th, 2021
[…] La presión ejercitada sobre los cibernautas no cesa. Algunos están en peligro. El bloguero Fang Zhouzhi, conocido por sus denuncias de fraudes científicos, declaró haber sido atacado el pasado 29 de agosto. Según el relato publicado en su blog New Threads (https://xysblogs.org/xysergroup/archives/7140), sus dos agresores lo asaltaron al término de una entrevista con dos periodistas sobre el tema de Li Yi, un abad daoista que pretende tener poderes sobrenaturales. Tras la denuncia, la policía, ha abierto una investigación. […]
7:17 am on 1月 11th, 2021
[…] La presión ejercitada sobre los cibernautas no cesa. Algunos están en peligro. El bloguero Fang Zhouzhi, conocido por sus denuncias de fraudes científicos, declaró haber sido atacado el pasado 29 de agosto. Según el relato publicado en su blog New Threads (https://xysblogs.org/xysergroup/archives/7140), sus dos agresores lo asaltaron al término de una entrevista con dos periodistas sobre el tema de Li Yi, un abad daoista que pretende tener poderes sobrenaturales. Tras la denuncia, la policía, ha abierto una investigación. […]
9:21 am on 1月 11th, 2021
方言不严谨:推特当然剥夺了川普言论自由,但这样做并不违宪,因为第一修正案只是说国会不得通过限制言论自由的法律.所以方舟子 block 我不让我跟他的帖,也确实妨碍了我的言论自由,但也是不违宪