Shame on me indeed. It was a huge error in judgement born out of frustration and grumpiness. Regardless of the reasons, what should have been a simple correction is instead now a glaring mistake. It was amateurish, dishonest and petty. Unfortunately this reflects badly on GoKunming when it should reflect badly on me alone. My apologies to @ludwig and to GoKunming's readers.

Gao Xingjian was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 2000. Although born in China in Jiangxi Province in 1940, he became a French citizen in 1997. There is no controversy – the Nobel Foundation recognizes Gao as French, as does the Chinese government. If you want to quibble, Gao was the first Chinese-born winner of the prize. Mo is the first Chinese citizen, as it clearly states in the article's final paragraph.

@Yuantongsi:
After considerable discussion between Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and China, it was decided that because the murder victims were Chinese nationals and the killings took place on Chinese vessels, the defendants should be tried in China.

@ Yuanyangren: My mistake. Fu is 17 and Liu 18.

Buses will stop at the following locations before heading to Wujiaba Airport. They will run from 3pm until 5pm. Due to permit restrictions there are no marked stops. Call the phone number listed below each bus line to learn exact pick-up spots and times. Buses will be black double-decker style with Tiger beer adds on them.

Bus 1: Yunnan Normal University
www.gokunming.com/[...]
contact: 14787865410

Bus 2: Kunming University of Science and Technology
contact: 14787866439

Bus 3: Yunnan University
www.gokunming.com/en/listings/item/yun_63/yunnan_university
contact: 14787865536

Bus 4: Yunnan Art Institute
www.gokunming.com/en/listings/item/yun_120/yunnan_art_institute
contact: 14787866443

Bus 5: Yunnan Nationalities University
www.gokunming.com/[...]
contact: 15912102609