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<h3>''shāndiān'' 山巅</h3>
 
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Literally "mountain top" or "summit"; code for "incite subversion" (''shāndiān'' 煽颠).
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[[File:Girl-at-the-summit.png|300px|thumb|right|''Zhao Wei, the "[http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2016/01/girl-at-the-summit-a-song-for-zhao-wei/ Girl at the Summit]," was charged with the heavier crime of "subversion." She was [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2016/07/zhao-weis-lawyer-writes-apology-letter-detention/ released] but [https://www.nchrd.org/2016/01/zhao-wei/ remains under state surveillance and control].'']]Literally "mountain top" or "summit"; code for "incite subversion" (''shāndiān'' 煽颠).
  
 
"Inciting subversion of state power" (''shāndòng diānfù guójiā zhèngquán zuì'' 煽动颠覆国家政权罪), listed in Article 101 of China's Criminal Law, includes "[http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2012/01/subversion-vs-inciting-subversion-2/ spreading rumors or slanders or any other means to subvert state power or overthrow the socialist system]" and is punishable by up of five years in prison, or more if the defendant is judged to be a "[https://chrdnet.com/2015/05/chrb-inciting-subversion-cases-move-forward-pu-zhiqiang-still-in-legal-limbo-423-5715/ ringleader]" or to have committed other crimes. Activist [[empty chair|Liu Xiaobo]] was sentenced to 11 years in prison for the charge of inciting subversion.  
 
"Inciting subversion of state power" (''shāndòng diānfù guójiā zhèngquán zuì'' 煽动颠覆国家政权罪), listed in Article 101 of China's Criminal Law, includes "[http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2012/01/subversion-vs-inciting-subversion-2/ spreading rumors or slanders or any other means to subvert state power or overthrow the socialist system]" and is punishable by up of five years in prison, or more if the defendant is judged to be a "[https://chrdnet.com/2015/05/chrb-inciting-subversion-cases-move-forward-pu-zhiqiang-still-in-legal-limbo-423-5715/ ringleader]" or to have committed other crimes. Activist [[empty chair|Liu Xiaobo]] was sentenced to 11 years in prison for the charge of inciting subversion.  
  
 
When Hong Kong protesters unfurled a [http://blogs.wsj.com/chinarealtime/2014/10/23/pro-democracy-banner-occupies-hong-kongs-iconic-lion-rock-spawns-memes/ banner over Lion Rock] reading "I want real universal suffrage" in 2014, Weibo user ''LüshiFengyanqiang'' (@律师冯延强) marveled, "Dang, now that's the '''summit'''! ([https://freeweibo.com/weibo/3768887243750138 晕,绝对'''山颠'''啊!])
 
When Hong Kong protesters unfurled a [http://blogs.wsj.com/chinarealtime/2014/10/23/pro-democracy-banner-occupies-hong-kongs-iconic-lion-rock-spawns-memes/ banner over Lion Rock] reading "I want real universal suffrage" in 2014, Weibo user ''LüshiFengyanqiang'' (@律师冯延强) marveled, "Dang, now that's the '''summit'''! ([https://freeweibo.com/weibo/3768887243750138 晕,绝对'''山颠'''啊!])
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In January 2016, paralegal Zhao Wei faced the charge of "subversion of state power," which carries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment. The charge was unexpectedly heavy. Assuming she stood accused merely of "inciting subversion," supporters made a video montage of Zhao, set to a new song, "[http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2016/01/girl-at-the-summit-a-song-for-zhao-wei/ Girl at the Summit]."
  
 
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2017年8月7日 (一) 14:53的版本

shāndiān 山巅

Zhao Wei, the "Girl at the Summit," was charged with the heavier crime of "subversion." She was released but remains under state surveillance and control.

Literally "mountain top" or "summit"; code for "incite subversion" (shāndiān 煽颠).

"Inciting subversion of state power" (shāndòng diānfù guójiā zhèngquán zuì 煽动颠覆国家政权罪), listed in Article 101 of China's Criminal Law, includes "spreading rumors or slanders or any other means to subvert state power or overthrow the socialist system" and is punishable by up of five years in prison, or more if the defendant is judged to be a "ringleader" or to have committed other crimes. Activist Liu Xiaobo was sentenced to 11 years in prison for the charge of inciting subversion.

When Hong Kong protesters unfurled a banner over Lion Rock reading "I want real universal suffrage" in 2014, Weibo user LüshiFengyanqiang (@律师冯延强) marveled, "Dang, now that's the summit! (晕,绝对山颠啊!)

In January 2016, paralegal Zhao Wei faced the charge of "subversion of state power," which carries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment. The charge was unexpectedly heavy. Assuming she stood accused merely of "inciting subversion," supporters made a video montage of Zhao, set to a new song, "Girl at the Summit."