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, 王有才（1966年6月29日－），男，浙江富阳人，中国民运人士，是1989年六四天安門事件学生运动的组织参与者之一。1998年参与组建中国民主党，多次被中华人民共和国政府逮捕入狱。现居住在美国。
, Wang Youcai (mandarin : 王有才), né le 29 juin 1966 dans la province du Zhejiang, est un dissident actif du mouvement de la démocratie chinoise.
, Wang Youcai (cinese: 王有才; 29 giugno 1966) … Wang Youcai (cinese: 王有才; 29 giugno 1966) è un attivista cinese del Movimento democratico cinese. Fu uno dei leader studenteschi della protesta di piazza Tiananmen (aprile-giugno 1989). Diplomato presso l'Università di Pechino, fu arrestato nel 1989 e condannato nel 1991 con l'accusa di aver "cospirato per rovesciare il Governo cinese". Il 25 giugno 1998 con alcuni colleghi costituì il che fu subito dichiarato illegale dal governo cinese ed a dicembre Wang Youcai fu condannato ad 11 anni di prigione per . Grazie alle pressioni politiche internazionali intervenute in suo favore, fu condannato all'esilio nel 2004 ed inviato negli Stati Uniti. È stato *visiting scholar* al Fairbank Center dell'Università di Harvard per un anno. Ha conseguito il suo master presso l'Università dell'Illinois all'Urbana-Champaign nel 2006 ed ora studia per il Ph.D in fisica. Oggi fa parte del ed uno dei membri del . Oggi fa parte del ed uno dei membri del .
, Wang Youcai (Hanzi: 王有才; Pinyin: Wáng Yǒuc … Wang Youcai (Hanzi: 王有才; Pinyin: Wáng Yǒucái, lahir 29 Juni 1966) adalah seorang pembelot Tiongkok dan salah satu pemimpin mahasiswa berpengaruh pada unjuk rasa Lapangan Tiananmen 1989. Sebagai mahasiswa lulusan di Universitas Peking, ia ditangkap pada 1989 dan dihukum penjara selama empat tahun pada 1991 karena "persekongkolan untuk menggulingkan pemerintah Tiongkok". untuk menggulingkan pemerintah Tiongkok".
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Wang Youcai (Hanzi: 王有才; Pinyin: Wáng Yǒuc … Wang Youcai (Hanzi: 王有才; Pinyin: Wáng Yǒucái, lahir 29 Juni 1966) adalah seorang pembelot Tiongkok dan salah satu pemimpin mahasiswa berpengaruh pada unjuk rasa Lapangan Tiananmen 1989. Sebagai mahasiswa lulusan di Universitas Peking, ia ditangkap pada 1989 dan dihukum penjara selama empat tahun pada 1991 karena "persekongkolan untuk menggulingkan pemerintah Tiongkok". untuk menggulingkan pemerintah Tiongkok".
, Wang Youcai (cinese: 王有才; 29 giugno 1966) … Wang Youcai (cinese: 王有才; 29 giugno 1966) è un attivista cinese del Movimento democratico cinese. Fu uno dei leader studenteschi della protesta di piazza Tiananmen (aprile-giugno 1989). Diplomato presso l'Università di Pechino, fu arrestato nel 1989 e condannato nel 1991 con l'accusa di aver "cospirato per rovesciare il Governo cinese". È stato *visiting scholar* al Fairbank Center dell'Università di Harvard per un anno. Ha conseguito il suo master presso l'Università dell'Illinois all'Urbana-Champaign nel 2006 ed ora studia per il Ph.D in fisica. Oggi fa parte del ed uno dei membri del . Oggi fa parte del ed uno dei membri del .
, Wang Youcai (mandarin : 王有才), né le 29 juin 1966 dans la province du Zhejiang, est un dissident actif du mouvement de la démocratie chinoise.
, 王有才（1966年6月29日－），男，浙江富阳人，中国民运人士，是1989年六四天安門事件学生运动的组织参与者之一。1998年参与组建中国民主党，多次被中华人民共和国政府逮捕入狱。现居住在美国。
, Wang Youcai (Chinese: 王有才; pinyin: Wáng Yǒ … Wang Youcai (Chinese: 王有才; pinyin: Wáng Yǒucái, born 29 June 1966) is a Chinese dissident and was one of the prominent student leaders in the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989. At the time he was graduate student at the Peking University, he was arrested in 1989 and sentenced to four years in 1991 for "conspiring to overthrow the Government of China". He was released early, in November 1991, due to the help of former U.S. Secretary of State James Baker, who visited Beijing in 1991. James Baker, who visited Beijing in 1991.
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