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    Remembering Liu Xiaobo, Who Fought For Human Rights In China

    NPR's Scott Simon remembers Liu Xiaobo and the principles he stood for in China, and wonders how Americans and American institutions will respond to his death.
    by Scott Simon Jul 15, 2017 2 minutes
    A man mourns late Chinese Nobel Peace laureate Liu Xiaobo outside the Chinese liaison office in Hong Kong. / Kin Cheung / Shutterstock.com

    This week President Trump said of China's president Xi Jinping, "Well, he's a friend of mine. I have great respect for him. We've gotten to know each other very well. A great leader ... I like being with him a lot. And he's

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