Chinese scholar returns to Japan

Chinese scholar returns to Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows Zhu Jianrong, a professor of Chinese politics and diplomacy at Toyo Gakuen University, at Tokyo's Haneda airport following his return from China on Feb. 28, 2014, after about seven months. The Japan-based Chinese scholar was detained by Chinese authorities in July 2013 on suspicion of illegal intelligence-gathering activities.

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