Professor Zhou Xincheng of People's University of China

Professor Zhou Xincheng, former Dean of Graduate School at the People's University of China, proclaimed there was no universal value in the world. This is a direct rebuttal to the former Premier Wen Jiabao's advocate to political reform and pursuit of universal value, including individual's dignity. Professor argued that each country had its own values.

It is an irony by itself, in the sense that the CCP just declared that it held the ultimate truth of the universe.

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Professor Huang Yusheng of People's University of China

Professor Huang Yusheng is the deputy director of Criminal Law Center at the People's University of China.

In the Huang Jing case of 2008, Huang advocate Huang, a consumer, committed crime when asking for a proper compensation from a computer manufacture ASUS on a flawed product. ASUS uses 'engineering edition' CPU in their consumer computers. Engineering edition CPU are flawed CPU released by Intel for testing purpose. They should have been destroyed, instead of entering the market.

In April 2011, Professor Huang spoke through CCTV that some people conspired to overthrow the government with their opinions posted online 'with one gentle click of the mouse'. The talk was used to justify recent crackdown on online speeches. More than 1000 bloggers were arrested and hundreds of websites were shut down.

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Professor Gao Mingxuan of People's University

Professor Gao Mingxuan, born in Yuhuan County of Zhejiang Province. Professor Gao is deputy director of the Academic Committee of China Judicial Association, Honorable President of the Chinese Criminal Law Association and Deputy President of International Criminal Law Association.

Among Chinese intellectuals, Professor Gao was the only one stood out to defend the Communist Regime's criminalization of Dr. Liu Xiaobo whom was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2010.

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