exercise1 In February 15, 2014, I was invited to be one of four Chinese bloggers to meet with United States Secretary of State John Kerry during his China trip. In February 19, I wrote the article spelling out everything I would like to say to Mr. Kerry. I said, “Since 1949, Chinese dictators have robbed their people of their freedom, forcing the country’s citizens to live in fear. China’s people are still unable to freely access the World Wide Web. For many years, Chinese who aspire to freedom have spilled their blood and sweat fighting for it. Chinese people will continue to try to push down every wall erected by their dictatorial government, but if the United States could help in the effort to tear down China’s notorious Great Firewall, it would help China realize internet freedom sooner.” I also called on the U.S. to implement visa sanctions on those who contributed to creating the GFW, such as Fang Binxing, the father of Great Firewall. Surprisingly，Mr. Kerry replied to me on twitter and drew more attention to Chinese Internet freedom from the whole world.