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Man charged for knife attack on ProState in Flames bloggerPosted by Joel Martinsen, June 13, 2009 5:20 PM
![]() The blogger at a book reading Xu Lai, the journalist who kept the popular blog ProState in Flames (钱烈宪要发言), was stabbed in a bathroom following a book reading event on February 14. Yesterday, Beijing newspapers named his attacker and reported that he was motivated by revenge. From the Mirror's Friday edition:
Xu is also from Jiangsu. Reports have not revealed whose reputation Yang though had been insulted, what it was Xu wrote that caught his attention, or even whether the information was contained in a blog post or a newspaper article. Links and Sources
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Comments on Man charged for knife attack on ProState in Flames blogger
So he was not attacked by someone hired by the government? That can't be true. It must be the authorities who were trying to silence him, as we all know, even if we have no evidences.