【新唐人2011年8月27日讯】广州中山大学中文系艾晓明教授，制作了一部声援维权人士王荔蕻的记录片——《让阳光洒到地上》，引起了无数网友的共鸣。全国各地人士都在关注着王荔蕻案，认为当局应该无罪释放她。艾晓明教授表示，公平正义应该比太阳更光辉，但它必须从地上开始生长。接下来一起去观看这部具有历史性见证的记录片吧。
《让阳光洒到地上》记录片近几天在网上正式发行，片中采访了主人翁王荔蕻的亲人、朋友、辩护律师和声援的网友。
王荔蕻，北京人，现年56岁，公民记者、博客作者、公益服务志愿者。
为了声援福建三网民，王荔蕻被当局控以“寻衅滋事”罪名，羁押入狱。
“游精佑无罪，吴华英无罪，范燕琼无罪，我们爱你们，我们支持你们，言论无罪，自由万岁，公平正义，比太阳还要光辉。”
王荔蕻的辩护律师刘晓原认为，王荔蕻是个很坚强的人，她不仅关注过福建三网民的案子，还关注过很多案子。是最应该受敬佩的人。不过她的案子被大陆许多媒体认为是敏感案子，不敢报导。
“让人感觉非常敬佩的是，始终把这个案件一个人扛下来了，他不愿意其他人受到任何伤害。本来一开始知道我介入这个案件，有关部门是不希望介入，认为我和这个案件是有关的，当时我也提出来了，我说没有关，我是三网民的辩护律师。”
刘晓原律师表示，当局压制民间反对声音的作法就是：“先跟踪、软禁，最后就是拘留，拘留再不听，就（关）进去。”
中国著名艺术家艾未未也接受了艾晓明教授的采访。
“你预料到王荔蕻这个处境没有，就说你预料到她会被抓吗？”
“我预料过任何人都会被抓，我觉得任何人只要表现出任何不同的意见，明确的表达出这种意见，如果能够还坚持，还具有一定的煽动性的话，都会被抓。”
8月12号上午9点，王荔蕻案在北京朝阳区温榆河法院开庭。王荔蕻并没有认罪，法院于午饭前宣布审结，择日宣判。
开庭当天，王荔蕻的儿子和很多声援者赶到了法庭，要求法院将她无罪释放。西方驻华外交官及欧盟等多国代表，也到场声援。“结石宝宝之家”发起人赵连海，成功避开监视他的社区保安，来到现场，不过，赵连海和很多声援者都被公安拒绝在法院外面。
“实际上一直在粗暴地触犯法律的，实际上一直是他们，这就是现状。纵观我们身边的很多事情，包括城管执法、强拆等等。都是在严重违反法律。把老百姓的权益根本于不顾，就这么一个现状。”
王荔蕻开庭当天，也有许多中国访民在法庭外喊冤。
《让阳光洒到地上》是以现场围观的历史性场景为素材，记录了王荔蕻案的整个前后历程。艾晓明教授表示，这个记录片片名来自一首民歌，象征了本片主人翁和更多公民的努力，象征了一个新的世代到来。她说，公平正义应该比太阳更光辉，但它必须从地上开始生长。
新唐人记者唐睿、孙宁综合报导。
Documentary Supports Detained Wang Lihong
Professor Ai Xiaoming from Zhongshan University’s
Chinese Language Department has made a documentary
in support of human rights activist Wang Lihong
It is called “Sprinkling the Sunlight."
As Wang Lihong’s case has grabbed the attention of people
across China, and they demand her release.
Ai said, “Justice will become brighter than the sunshine,
but it first has to be rooted in the earth."
The documentary, Sprinkling the Sunlight, has shown up on
the Internet recently.
It includes interviews with Wang’s relatives, friends, lawyers
and netizens, who supported her in the film.
Wang Lihong, 56, was born in Beijing and is a citizen journalist,
blog writer, and public service volunteer.
Wang was arrested for her support of three netizens from
Fujian Province, and detained for causing “disturbances."
“You Jingyou is innocent; Wu Huaying is innocent; and
Fan Yanqiong is innocent.
We love you; we support you;
freedom of speech is a legal right.
We need freedom, justice, and righteousness;
they are brighter than sunshine!"
Wang’s lawyer, Liu Xiaoyuan, said,
“Wang is a person of iron,
as she not only investigated the three netizens’ case,
but also investigated similar cases.
Thus, she has set a good example for us.
As her case is considered “sensitive," by many media,
they dare not to report about it."
“What’s most admirable is that she took on this case,
all on her own, so no one else got harmed.
Some Chinese government department heads were aware of
my involvement in the case and requested that I not continue.
Of course, I rejected their request and told them that I didn’t
care because I was the defense lawyer for the three netizens."
Lawyer Liu Xiaoyuan said that the authorities suppress
dissident voices, by “stalking them, subjecting them to
house-arrest, and then finally jailing them.’"
The renowned Chinese artist, Ai Weiwei,
agreed to be interviewed by Prof. Ai Xiaoming.
“Did you expect that Wang Lihong would be arrested?”
Ai Weiwei: “I am not surprised that anyone is arrested,
knowing that whoever consistently deviates
from the CCP’s views, will be arrested."
Wang’s case was brought before the Wenyuhe Court in the
Chaoyang District of Beijing at 9 a.m. on August 12.
Wang Lihong didn’t refuse to plead guilty.
The court announced that the trial was concluded,
and it would choose another day to deliver its verdict.
On the next day, Wang’s son and other supporters
attended the trial, demanding her release.
Several Western diplomats and representatives of the EU
also came in support of Wang.
Zhao Lianhai, known as “father of kidney stone babies,"
came to court after successfully escaping from the guards,
who were sent by the authorities to monitor him.
However, Zhao and many other supporters were stopped
outside the courtroom by the police.
“It is they, who constantly violate the law, as usual.
Evidence of this is all around us, such as police brutality
and forced house demolitions.
Citizens’ basic rights are constantly being ignored.
That is the fact, and that is the truth."
During Wang Lihong’s trial, Chinese petitioners
gathered outside the courthouse to express their grievances.
Sprinkling the Sunlight recounts the story of Wang Lihong,
told through the eyes of key witnesses.
Professor Ai Xiaoming said the name of the documentary
has its roots in a symbolic folk song,
depicting the trials and tribulations of the main actor of
the documentary, as well as other citizens.
He said, “Justice will become brighter than the sunshine,
but it first has to be rooted in the earth."
NTD reporters Tang Rui and Sun Ning.
