2003年12月4日 · Former AU researcher Gao Zhan pleaded guilty to exporting technology to China in U.S. District Court Nov. 26. Gao, who is no longer with the University, had been held captive by China and charged with espionage from Feb. 11 to July 25, 2002.

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2002年3月19日 · Gao Zhan wasn't the first native Chinese scholar arrested on espionage charges upon returning to her homeland from the United States, and according to her, she probably...

2001年7月18日 · Gao Zhan, a permanent United States resident accused of spying for Taiwan, has been indicted and will probably stand trial this month in Beijing, one of her lawyers said today.

2001年7月25日 · Chinese court convicts two Chinese citizens with permanent US residency status of spying for Taiwan and sentences them to ten years in prison; Gao Zhan, sociologist at American University in ...

2005年5月6日 · Gao Zhan, permanent resident of United States who was treated like hero in 2001 when she was released from Chinese prison, is being held without bail in immigration bureau jail in Virginia; she...

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2001年3月29日 · NPR's Rob Gifford reports that a Chinese government spokesman said Tuesday that Gao Zhan, a U.S.- based academic, had confessed to spying. The husband of the American University professor...

Gao Zhan (Chinese: 高瞻) is a researcher who worked at the American University in Washington, DC. In 2001, the government of the People's Republic of China detained her for 166 days on the grounds that she was spying for Taiwan. [1] At that time, she was widely regarded as a …

2014年8月25日 · Gao Zhan died of illness in 568, igniting a power struggle among the various factions of the Northern Qi. He Shikai controlled the Yecheng government, Gao Yan held military power inside and outside of Yecheng while the Gao clan and Huaishuo nobles were in charge of the military base at Jin­yang.