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纪念编程随想(ProgramThink)作者阮晓寰 | Support Chinese Julian P. Assange - Ruan Xiaohuan

Recently, from multiple sources on the internet, we have received shocking news that the author of "ProgramThink", Mr. Ruan Xiaohuan, has been arrested by authorities and sentenced to seven years in prison on the charge of "subversion of state power" on February 10th, 2022 in Shanghai.

"ProgramThink" is a true thinker, whose articles are profound, insightful, and accessible. He frequently focuses on social issues such as internet censorship and human rights. His articles not only explain the essence of these issues in a simple and understandable manner, but also provide constructive solutions. His articles are not only a presentation of problems, but also a reflection on and solution to them. His thinking is not only limited to technology, but also takes into account social issues and the development of human civilization. His articles encourage people to think and contribute their own wisdom and strength to the world.

We oppose the unfair trial of Mr. Ruan by the Chinese authorities. We hope that he can regain his freedom as soon as possible and continue to use his wisdom and strength to make more contributions to the world. We also call on society to pay more attention to freedom of speech and internet security, so that the voice of freedom of thought can be spread in the internet world.

We support freedom of speech, judicial independence, and the separation of power.


近日,从网络的多渠道,我们得知令人震惊的消息,编程随想(ProgramThink)的作者阮晓寰被当局抓捕,于2022年2月10日在上海市法院以“颠覆国家政权罪”被判处有期徒刑7年。

“编程随想”是一位真正的思考者,他的文章深入浅出,充满深刻的思考和洞见。他经常关注社会问题,如网络审查、人权等。他的文章不仅深入浅出地解释了这些问题的本质,更提出了具有建设性的解决方案。他的文章不仅是对问题的呈现,更是对问题的思考和解决。他的思考不仅停留在技术上,更考虑到社会问题和人类文明的发展,他的文章鼓励人们去思考并为这个世界贡献自己的智慧和力量。

我们反对中国当局对阮先生进行的不公正的审判。我们希望阮先生能够早日重获自由,并继续用他的智慧和力量,为这个世界带来更多的贡献。我们也呼吁社会可以更加关注言论自由和网络安全,让思想自由的声音在网络世界中得以传扬。

支持言论自由,支持司法独立,支持权力制衡。

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