2. Fang, Liufang.“Taking Academic Games Seriously.”Perspective Vol.3 No.7 (December 31, 2002). Available at http://www.oycf.org/Perspectives/19_123102/takingAcademic.htm (last visited on March 11, 2003).
　
【注释】 Professor Ronald Dworkin visited China in May 2002 and published his report in September 2002 (Dworkin, 2002).

Anyway, Professor Fang states that he has “no intention to defend those Chinese scholars who call themselves liberals.”See Fang, 2002.

See Fang, 2002.“Nevertheless, keeping a low profile in government organized semi-official academic events usually is not due to lack of courage or being hypocritical, the simple truth is that people may not want to answer certain questions under certain circumstances.”

Professor Dworkin was “puzzled” and “surprised” to have opportunities to speak and discuss on such sensitive issues in China.See Dworkin, 2002, p. 64.

''The Red Corner'' is a Hollywood movie about a brilliant American attorney (played by Richard Gere) who was trapped in the Chinese criminal legal system.See relevant movie review at, e.g., http://www.all-reviews.com/videos-4/red-corner.htm (last visited on March 11, 2003).

See Dworkin, 2002, p. 65.“The second principle requires that government respect the rights that individuals need to direct their lives: the right, among others, to practice any religion freely, to speak their minds on matters of political and moral consequence, and to choose political positions and associates for themselves.”

A poem of Tagore is similar but subtly different: “Do not blame your food because you have no appetite.”See Rahindranath Tagore, STRAY BIRDS (No.40), at 16, New York: The Macmillan Company, 1916.

] See Fang, 2002.

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