特别节目：刘晓波逝世8周年。刘晓波不仅属于中国，而是属于全世界

 

特别节目：刘晓波逝世8周年。刘晓波不仅属于中国，而是属于全世界

大家好，
今天是刘晓波逝世8周年，我给大家做一期特别节目。
楚虽三户，亡秦必楚。
天意未绝。
我做这期节目完全是出于使命感，有点形而上。
刘晓波不仅属于中国，而是属于全世界。
他是全人类一种精神遗产。

我就是看到什么说什么。
重点人ID 89
重点人姓名 刘晓波
别（化）名 刘老霞、虾米虾米
性别 男
出生年月 1955年12月
籍 贯 吉林长春
宗教信仰 无
学历 博士
身份证号码
户口所在地 辽宁省大连市西岗区八一青春街
现地址 北京市海淀区七贤村中国银行宿舍
其他住所 大连市
主要服务处所 无业
地址 无
职业 自由撰稿人
其他服务处所 无
地址 无
职业 无
姓名 刘霞
关系 妻
服务处所（或职业） 无业
重点人简历 1984年毕业于北京师范大学并留校任教，1989年因参与政治风波被我局收审，1996年10月至1999年10月，因严重扰乱社会秩序，被劳动教养三年，1999年10月至今，滞留在京。
设控时间 长年在控
结案时间 长年在控
交控单位 北京市公安局第一总队
研究或所关注领域 民运、维权以及所有政治敏感问题，社会热点、敏感问题。
所属群体组织及职务 独立中文笔会会长
主要活动方式 接受境外媒体记者采访，上网活动，与关系人聚会。
行为思维特点 有政治头脑，博学，不盲从，不激进，具有领军人物才智。
经济来源及实力 境外资助，稿费
侦控期间主要活动 电话或见面接受境外媒体记者采访，组织召开网络会议，与重点人聚会，在境外网站、杂志发表文章。
受公安机关处理情况 劳动教养
拟定危害指标等级 1

重点我就想说的就是这几句
不盲从，不激进，具有领军人物才智。
这就是共产党给刘晓波的定性，如果中国能够民主化，
刘晓波肯定是中国第一任民选总统，所以他死了。

很多人知道刘晓波，但是刘晓波是干什么的？
好多人不知道。
其实写的很清楚。
刘晓波的主要活动方式是接受境外媒体记者采访，上网活动，与关系人聚会。

说白了就是交际，就是吃吃喝喝，搞人际关系。
但是刘晓波是民运人士的领袖。
民运之间的人际关系特别复杂。所以刘晓波绝对是天花板。
外部是共产党的强力镇压，内部是东大国的酱缸文化。
人际关系特别复杂。刘晓波能当民运人士的领袖，也很不容易。

当然，很多民运人士其实早就被共产党收买了，或者是共产党的卧底。
那些民运人士是怎么平平安安离开中国的呢？
所以，刘晓波没有屈服，没有被收买，就难能可贵了。

其实共产党形容的很贴切了，不盲从，不激进。
搞政治都需要妥协，但是妥协不能放弃原则，不然就是出卖队友。

民运人士中好多人都是共产党的人。

108专案阶段情况汇总

2010年10月8日，诺贝尔和平奖委员会在以美国为首的西方政治势力支持下，将本年度诺贝尔和平奖颁发给本市正在服刑的重点人刘晓波。此消息一经公布，在国内外引发巨大反响，境内外敌对势力、敌对分子遥相呼应，掀起反华的颠覆破坏活动的高潮。我总队根据中央的提出的“鉴定、沉着、低调、淡化、主动、果断”的工作精神和方针，
鉴定是他们原来写错的错别字

按照市局统一工作要求和领导部署下，我总队迅速成立专班，立即开展对国内重点人的管控及打击工作、情报信息搜集工作。综合近2个月以来的主要信息进行分析发现，该事件主要炒作的方式有现实活动、网络活动，并经历如下阶段，情况如下：
一、境内的情况
（一）重点人在获悉刘晓波获得诺贝尔和平奖之后举行聚会庆祝活动
10月8日当晚，在获悉刘晓波获奖后，本市部分重点人分两拨分别在地坛公园东门、刘霞住所附近进行了庆祝聚会活动。主要人员有：许志永、任嘉祺、王荔蕻、夏业良、刘荻、赵晖、李海、李花、吴淦等。此外，沈民强等人在玉渊潭公园以放炮的形式表示庆祝。
10月9日，崔卫平群发21条短信，通知9日18时30分在昆仑饭店吃饭。其中包括周舵、徐友渔、雷颐、梁晓燕、吴迪、吴思、李大同、戴晴、章立凡、滕彪、梁文道（香港）、冯媛、孙立平、阎克文、王毅等以及学院的朋友。
这些人都很勇敢，当然这里面有几个人共产党卧底或者说特务。
华泽与滕彪联系，询问9日晚上六点在万圣的聚会是否如期举行。滕表示，能去多少人去多少人。周舵向包括滕彪、郑旭峰、刘苏里在内的17名关系发送短信：邀请参加10日11时在昌平北七家奥北宝迪酒店西北角大鸭梨进行的聚餐活动。
此外，山东重点人孙文广就刘晓波获奖，接受香港有线电视台记者采访。孙称，其与十几个朋友在济南搞了一个聚会。
（二）以公开联名信进行网上炒作的情况
11日，黄泽荣等在“博讯网”发表《执行宪法第35条，废除预审制，兑现公民的言论出版自由！——致全国人民代表大会常务委员会的公开信》截止10月14日共有500人联署签名表示支持，在网上造成一定影响。
13日，工作发现，徐友渔、崔卫平、郝建、贾葭、徐晓联名抛出《关于刘晓波获得诺贝尔和平奖的声明》，并向社会征集签名。该等认为，刘晓波获奖是中国历史上的一件大事，为中国和平、平稳地实现社会转型，向民主宪政迈进提供了一个新的契机，《声明》包括六点内容。
（三）以刘霞为中心的境外媒体采访、宣传造势、炒作等活动情况
1、（反制前）境外媒体的主要关注点在，刘霞对获悉刘晓波获得诺贝尔和平奖之后的感受、想法以及本市重点人对刘晓波获奖的看法及感受，媒体的报道侧重点主要是境内的庆祝情况及呼吁中国政府立即释放诺贝尔和平奖得主刘晓波。

我不知道他们说的反制是什么意思，应该是把刘晓波抓了。

如：诺贝尔和平委员会之所以给刘颁发此奖，是认可了他秉持的“以和平、理性、非暴的方式来推动中国的民主、法制、宪政转型”理念。这奖有可能对刘晓波的提前释放有所帮助。这也是对一些与刘晓波有着同样基本理念的人的巨大鼓舞，包括签署《零八宪章》的人。刘晓波获奖的意义在于让更多的人知道了他，并且让更多的中国人知道了有刘晓波这样一群人在为中国的民主、自由而奋斗。刘获奖对中国民间社会的意义也很大，意味着民间社会八九年之后的努力获得了国际社会的认可，有非常大的激励作用，虽然近期对中国不会产生很大影响，但长远来看非常有意义。
2、（反制后）境外媒体的主要关注点在，刘霞及本市重点人被拘留、监控或限制人身自由的情况，媒体的报道侧重点主要是反映中国人权状况的恶化以及中国政府在保障人权方面的“倒行逆施”，继续呼吁中国政府要改善中国的人权状况和释放刘晓波以及所有受到监控的异议人员。如：政府阻止人们举行庆祝活动是因为刘晓波是持不同政见者，他的名字不能出现在媒体上。刘晓波获奖令政府非常恼火。目前采取的主要措施是封锁信息，限制人们参加相关庆祝活动，尤其是网上封锁消息非常厉害。诺贝尔和平奖是国际主流社会为那些愿意为人类美好未来而奋斗的人颁的奖，中共当局把刘晓波送到监狱里，说明他们违背了人类主流文明。中国的人权状况有待改善。
值得注意的情况是，在8日刘霞被我“软禁”以来，截至16日一直有境外媒体守候在刘霞家门口，等待刘霞出现并采访。
（四）刘霞的亲属、朋友酝酿出境领奖及参加颁奖庆典活动的情况、替刘晓波编纂、出版书籍扩大个人知名度
1、德国人古斯汀通过刘霞之弟刘晖为刘霞办理赴德国签证事宜。
2、刘霞通过互联网与赵晖、温克坚联系，授意该等拟定邀请参加出席诺奖颁奖典礼人员名单。
3、张祖桦利用维权网派员前往日内瓦接受培训，酝酿部分人员顺便前往奥斯陆参加诺奖颁奖典礼活动。
4、廖天琪在德国委托法兰克福的渔夫出版社准备在明年夏秋之际，出版德文等多种语言版本的《刘晓波文集》，让世界读者了解刘晓波的作品和思想。以及瑞士画廊拟邀请刘霞开办个人摄影展的相关事宜。
5、余杰炮制《刘晓波个人传记》准备发表。
（五）各国使馆的插手情况
奥地利使馆一秘在余杰受到软禁后前往余杰家试图探望。美国韩美瑛、加拿大榭大伟、捷克罗伯特、英国、德国、挪威、欧盟等驻华使馆外交官通过互联网联系刘霞或采取直接前往刘霞住所探望等方式，关注刘霞受到监控的情况。
二、境外的情况
（一）敌对势力和敌对分子获悉刘晓波获得诺贝尔和平奖之后举行聚会庆祝活动
主要是香港举行的活动居多。支联会青年组10日下午举办为民主女神像的外围刷上油漆、与中大学生会会长倾谈等活动。有人组织10日下午2:00 在中环立法会门外，游行至中联办门外“饭醉”。独立中文笔会组织10日下午1：00到晚11：00到香港旺角行人专用区收集签名，恭贺刘获诺贝尔和平奖，同时呼吁中国政府立即释放刘及所有良心犯，停止骚扰内地祝贺刘获奖的人士。香港支联会常委会将于19日晚上8时举行会议，商讨跟进工作。司徒华建议在颁奖礼前的周日（12月5）日举行游行。中国维权律师关注组计划11日中午前往中联办要求释放刘晓波。
此外，墨尔本民运人士拟于2010年10月9日晚聚会，庆贺刘晓波获得诺贝尔和平奖。香港多个民间团体在8日下午发起抗议活动。公民党十几名成员由西区警署游行到中联办，要求当局释放刘晓波。余杰在中国驻美国使馆门前参加中国政府继续关押刘晓波的抗议活动。纽约民运分子60余人10月8日在民主党全国委员会总部，举行刘晓波获得诺贝尔和平奖欢庆会。召集单位有《北京之春》杂志社和中国民主党全国委员会。
（二）各国主流媒体对刘晓波获得诺贝尔和平奖的报道情况
1、（反制前）报道基本上是庆贺刘晓波获得诺贝尔和平奖并呼吁中国政府释放刘晓波。
2、（反制后）报道舆论走向有所改变，由祝贺刘晓波获奖转为谴责政府封锁消息、非法拘禁异议人员，同时十分关注刘霞的动向。此外，开始挑唆中国与一些西方国家的国家关系。如：报道中挪关系恶化，出席诺奖颁奖典礼的国家自行承担与中国关系的后果等言论。
（三）围绕为刘霞争取出境领奖、亲朋好友参加颁奖庆典活动的情况
（四）各国政府、政要的插手情况
联合国人权事务高级专员皮莱；欧盟执委会主席巴洛索；法国外长库希内；德国联邦政府发言人赛博特；台湾李登辉；挪威首相和美国前总统克林顿、美国众议长佩洛西；台湾马英九；欧盟外交事务高级代表凯瑟琳·阿什顿；澳洲执政工党成员兼国会外交事务委员会主席丹贝；德国经济部长布吕德勒；国际笔会会长约翰·索罗。

好的，今天给大家介绍这么多，谢谢大家。

英文翻译

Special Program: 8th Anniversary of Liu Xiaobo’s Death. Liu Xiaobo belongs not only to China, but to the whole world.

Hello everyone,

Today marks the 8th anniversary of Liu Xiaobo’s death, and I’m doing a special program for you.

Even with only three households left in Chu, it will surely be Chu that destroys Qin.

Heaven’s will has not been abandoned.

I’m making this program entirely out of a sense of mission, a bit metaphysical.

Liu Xiaobo belongs not only to China, but to the whole world.

He is a spiritual legacy for all humanity.

I just say what I see.

Key Person ID 89
Key Person Name: Liu Xiaobo
Alias: Liu Laoxia, Xia Mi Xia Mi
Gender: Male
Date of Birth: December 1955
Place of Origin: Changchun, Jilin Province
Religious Belief: None
Education: PhD
ID Number:
Place of Household Registration: Bayi Qingchun Street, Xigang District, Dalian City, Liaoning Province
Current Address: Bank of China Dormitory, Qixian Village, Haidian District, Beijing
Other Residence: Dalian City
Main Place of Service: Unemployed
Address: None
Occupation: Freelance Writer
Other Places of Service: None
Address: None
Occupation: None
Name: Liu Xia
Relationship: Wife
Place of Service (or Occupation): Unemployed
Key Person Resume: Graduated from Beijing Normal University in 1984 and stayed on to teach. In 1989, he was detained by our bureau for participating in a political turmoil. From October 1996 to October 1999, he was sentenced to three years of re-education through labor for seriously disrupting social order. From October 1999 to the present, he has been staying in Beijing.

Duration of Investigation: Long-term control
Case Closure: Long-term control
Transfer Control Unit: Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau First Detachment
Research or Areas of Concern: Democracy movement, human rights defense, and all politically sensitive issues, social hotspots, and sensitive issues.
Affiliation and Position: President of the Independent Chinese PEN Center
Main Activities: Giving interviews to foreign media reporters, online activities, and gatherings with associates.
Behavioral and Mental Characteristics: Politically astute, erudite, not blindly obedient, not radical, possessing leadership qualities.
Economic Sources and Strength: Foreign funding, royalties
Main Activities During Investigation: Giving interviews to foreign media reporters by phone or in person, organizing online meetings, gatherings with key figures, and publishing articles on foreign websites and magazines.
Public disciplinary Actions: Labor re-education
Proposed Harm Level: 1

The key point I want to make is these few sentences: Not blindly obedient, not radical, possessing leadership qualities.

This is how the Communist Party characterized Liu Xiaobo. If China could democratize,

Liu Xiaobo would definitely be China’s first democratically elected president, which is why he died.

Many people know Liu Xiaobo, but what did he do?

Many people don’t know.

Actually, it’s quite clearly stated.

Liu Xiaobo’s main activities included giving interviews to foreign media reporters, online activities, and gatherings with associates.

In short, it was socializing, wining and dining, and cultivating relationships.

However, Liu Xiaobo was a leader of the pro-democracy movement.

Interpersonal relationships within the pro-democracy movement are extremely complex. Therefore, Liu Xiaobo was undoubtedly the pinnacle.

Externally, there was the strong suppression by the Communist Party; internally, there was the corrupt culture of the Eastern superpower.

Interpersonal relationships were extremely complex. It was no easy feat for Liu Xiaobo to become a leader of the pro-democracy movement.

Of course, many pro-democracy activists had already been bought off by the Communist Party, or were Communist Party moles.

How did those pro-democracy activists manage to leave China safely?

Therefore, Liu Xiaobo’s refusal to succumb and be bought off is commendable.

In fact, the Communist Party’s description is quite apt: not blindly obedient, not radical.

Politics requires compromise, but compromise cannot abandon principles, otherwise it’s betraying one’s allies. Many pro-democracy activists are actually affiliated with the Communist Party.

Summary of the 108 Special Case Phase

On October 8, 2010, the Nobel Peace Prize Committee, with the support of Western political forces led by the United States, awarded the Nobel Peace Prize to Liu Xiaobo, a key figure in this city who was serving a prison sentence. This news immediately triggered a huge reaction both domestically and internationally, with hostile forces and elements at home and abroad echoing the sentiment and launching a surge of anti-China subversive and sabotage activities. Following the central government’s working principles and guidelines of “assessment, composure, low profile, downplaying, initiative, and decisiveness,”

[The “assessment” was a misspelling they had made]

Under the unified work requirements and leadership deployment of the Municipal Bureau, our brigade quickly established a special task force to immediately carry out the control and crackdown on key domestic figures and intelligence gathering work. Analysis of key information from the past two months reveals that the main methods of hyping this event included both real-world and online activities, and it unfolded in the following stages:
I. Domestic Situation

(I) Key Individuals Hold Celebration Gatherings After Learning of Liu Xiaobo’s Nobel Peace Prize

On the evening of October 8th, after learning of Liu Xiaobo’s award, several key individuals in the city held celebration gatherings in two separate groups, one near the east gate of Ditan Park and the other near Liu Xia’s residence. Key attendees included: Xu Zhiyong, Ren Jiaqi, Wang Lihong, Xia Yeliang, Liu Di, Zhao Hui, Li Hai, Li Hua, and Wu Gan. Additionally, Shen Minqiang and others celebrated by setting off firecrackers at Yuyuantan Park.

On October 9th, Cui Weiping sent 21 mass text messages, notifying attendees to dine at the Kunlun Hotel at 6:30 PM on the 9th. This included Zhou Duo, Xu Youyu, Lei Yi, Liang Xiaoyan, Wu Di, Wu Si, Li Datong, Dai Qing, Zhang Lifan, Teng Biao, Liang Wendao (Hong Kong), Feng Yuan, Sun Liping, Yan Kewen, Wang Yi, and friends from the academy.

These people were all very brave; of course, a few among them were Communist Party undercover agents or spies.

Hua Ze contacted Teng Biao to inquire whether the gathering at Wansheng on the evening of the 9th would proceed as scheduled. Teng replied that as many people as possible should attend. Zhou Duo sent text messages to 17 associates, including Teng Biao, Zheng Xufeng, and Liu Suli, inviting them to a dinner event at 11:00 AM on the 10th at the Northwest corner of the Aobei Baodi Hotel in Beiqijia, Changping.

In addition, Sun Wenguang, a key figure in Shandong, was interviewed by a reporter from Hong Kong Cable Television regarding Liu Xiaobo’s award. Sun stated that he and a dozen friends had held a gathering in Jinan.

(II) Online Hype Using a Joint Public Letter

On October 11th, Huang Zerong and others published an open letter on Boxun.com entitled “Implement Article 35 of the Constitution, Abolish the Pre-screening System, and Realize Citizens’ Freedom of Speech and Publication! — An Open Letter to the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress.” By October 14th, it had garnered 500 signatures in support, generating some online buzz.

On October 13th, it was discovered that Xu Youyu, Cui Weiping, Hao Jian, Jia Jia, and Xu Xiao jointly issued a “Statement Regarding Liu Xiaobo’s Nobel Peace Prize,” soliciting signatures from the public. They argued that Liu Xiaobo’s award was a major event in Chinese history, providing a new opportunity for China to peacefully and smoothly achieve social transformation and move towards democratic constitutionalism. The statement included six points.

(III) Activities of Overseas Media Centered on Liu Xia: Interviews, Publicity Campaigns, and Hype

1. (Before Countermeasures) The main focus of overseas media was on Liu Xia’s feelings and thoughts after learning that Liu Xiaobo had won the Nobel Peace Prize, as well as the views and feelings of key figures in the city regarding Liu Xiaobo’s award. Media reports primarily focused on the celebrations within China and calls for the Chinese government to immediately release Nobel Peace Prize laureate Liu Xiaobo.

I don’t know what they mean by “countermeasures,” but it likely means arresting Liu Xiaobo.

For example: The Nobel Peace Committee awarded Liu this prize because it recognized his commitment to “promoting China’s democratic, legal, and constitutional transformation through peaceful, rational, and non-violent means.” This prize might help in securing Liu Xiaobo’s early release. It would also be a huge encouragement to those who share Liu Xiaobo’s fundamental beliefs, including those who signed Charter 08. The significance of Liu Xiaobo’s award lies in making more people aware of him and letting more Chinese people know that there is a group of people like Liu Xiaobo fighting for democracy and freedom in China. Liu’s Nobel Prize win is also significant for Chinese civil society, signifying international recognition of their efforts after 1989. It has a powerful motivating effect, although it may not have a significant immediate impact on China, its long-term significance is immense.

2. (After the countermeasures) Foreign media’s main focus is on the detention, surveillance, or restriction of personal freedom of Liu Xia and other key figures in the city. Media reports primarily reflect the deterioration of human rights in China and the Chinese government’s “retrogressive” actions in protecting human rights, continuing to call on the Chinese government to improve human rights and release Liu Xiaobo and all monitored dissidents. For example, the government prevents celebrations because Liu Xiaobo is a dissident, and his name cannot appear in the media. The government is extremely angered by Liu Xiaobo’s award. The main measures currently taken are information blocking and restrictions on participation in related celebrations, especially online censorship. The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded by the international mainstream society to those willing to fight for a better future for humanity. The CCP authorities’ decision to imprison Liu Xiaobo demonstrates their violation of mainstream human civilization. China’s human rights situation needs improvement.

It is noteworthy that since Liu Xia was placed under house arrest on the 8th, foreign media outlets have been waiting outside her home until the 16th, hoping to interview her.

(IV) The situation regarding Liu Xia’s relatives and friends planning to travel abroad to receive the award and attend the award ceremony, and compiling and publishing books for Liu Xiaobo to enhance his personal fame:

1. German citizen Gustin, through Liu Xia’s brother Liu Hui, arranged for Liu Xia to obtain a visa to Germany.
2. Liu Xia contacted Zhao Hui and Wen Kejian via the internet, instructing them to draft a list of invitees to attend the Nobel Prize award ceremony.
3. Zhang Zuhua used the Rights Protection Network to send personnel to Geneva for training, planning for some of them to also travel to Oslo to attend the Nobel Prize award ceremony.
4. Liao Tianqi, in Germany, commissioned the Frankfurt Fisherman’s Publishing House to prepare for the publication of “The Collected Works of Liu Xiaobo” in German and other languages ​​next summer or autumn, allowing readers worldwide to understand Liu Xiaobo’s works and thoughts. This also relates to the Swiss gallery’s plan to invite Liu Xia to hold a solo photography exhibition.
5. Yu Jie is preparing to publish “Liu Xiaobo’s Personal Biography.”

(V) Intervention by Foreign Embassies
After Yu Jie was placed under house arrest, the First Secretary of the Austrian Embassy went to Yu Jie’s home to try to visit him. Diplomats from the US Embassy of the United States (Han Meiying), Canada (She Dawei), Czech Republic (Robert), the UK, Germany, Norway, and the EU, among others, contacted Liu Xia via the internet or visited her residence directly to monitor her situation.

II. Situation Abroad

(I) Hostile Forces and Elements Hold Gatherings to Celebrate Liu Xiaobo’s Nobel Peace Prize
Most of these activities were held in Hong Kong. On the afternoon of the 10th, the Hong Kong Alliance Youth Group held activities such as painting the exterior of the Goddess of Democracy statue and having a conversation with the president of the CUHK Student Union. Someone organized a march from outside the Legislative Council in Central to the Liaison Office at 2:00 PM on the 10th for a “dinner.” The Independent Chinese PEN Center organized a signature collection event in the Mong Kok pedestrian zone of Hong Kong from 1:00 PM to 11:00 PM on October 10th to congratulate Liu Xiaobo on winning the Nobel Peace Prize and to call on the Chinese government to immediately release Liu and all prisoners of conscience, and to stop harassing those in mainland China who were congratulating Liu on his award. The Standing Committee of the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements in China (HKASPDMC) will hold a meeting at 8:00 PM on October 19th to discuss follow-up work. Szeto Wah suggested holding a march on Sunday (December 5th) before the award ceremony. The China Human Rights Lawyers Concern Group plans to go to the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in Hong Kong on the afternoon of October 11th to demand Liu Xiaobo’s release.

In addition, Melbourne pro-democracy activists plan to gather on the evening of October 9th, 2010, to celebrate Liu Xiaobo’s Nobel Peace Prize. Several Hong Kong civic groups launched a protest on the afternoon of October 8th. More than a dozen members of the Civic Party marched from the Western District Police Station to the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in Hong Kong, demanding the release of Liu Xiaobo. Yu Jie participated in a protest in front of the Chinese Embassy in the United States against the Chinese government’s continued detention of Liu Xiaobo. On October 8th, over 60 New York pro-democracy activists held a celebration at the Democratic National Committee headquarters to commemorate Liu Xiaobo’s Nobel Peace Prize win. The event was convened by the Beijing Spring magazine and the National Committee of the China Democracy Party.

(II) Media Coverage of Liu Xiaobo’s Nobel Peace Prize Win in Various Countries

1. (Before Countermeasures) Reports were primarily celebratory of Liu Xiaobo’s Nobel Peace Prize win and calls for the Chinese government to release him.
2. (After Countermeasures) The media’s narrative shifted, moving from congratulating Liu Xiaobo on his award to condemning the government’s information blockade and illegal detention of dissidents, while also paying close attention to Liu Xia’s (Liu Xiaobo’s mother) movements. Furthermore, reports began to incite conflict between China and some Western countries. For example, reports described a deterioration in Sino-Norwegian relations, and stated that countries attending the Nobel Prize ceremony would bear the consequences of their relations with China.

(III) The situation regarding securing an overseas trip for Liu Xia to receive the award and the participation of her relatives and friends in the award ceremony.

(IV) The involvement of governments and dignitaries from various countries: UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay; European Commission President Barroso; French Foreign Minister Koouchi; German Federal Government Spokesperson Seibert; Taiwan’s Lee Teng-hui; Norwegian Prime Minister and former US President Clinton, US House Speaker Pelosi; Taiwan’s Ma Ying-jeou; EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Catherine Ashton; Australian ruling Labor Party member and Chair of the Parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee, Dambe; German Economy Minister Brüderle; International PEN President Johan Solow.

Okay, that’s all for today. Thank you.