Son of detained Chinese scholar calls for release

Son of detained Chinese scholar calls for release

Yuan Chengji, the eldest son of prominent Chinese historian Yuan Keqin, who taught at the Hokkaido University of Education in Japan and has been detained by Chinese authorities on suspicion of espionage, attends a press conference in Tokyo on May 31, 2021, calling for his father to be released.

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