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Han Dongfang (Chinese: 韩东方; born 1963) is a Chinese advocate for workers' rights. Han was born in the impoverished village of Nanweiquan in Shanxi and first came to international prominence as a railway worker in Beijing.
Desciption. "Fang Han" is the main character in the novel "Eternal Life." His journey begins at the age of 16. He grew up within the "Fang clan," where he lived as a slave and servant. He secretly aimed to learn martial arts during this time.
Eternal Life also known as Yong Sheng - Chinese Web novel, written by Meng Ru Shen Ji (梦入神机). Story Summary. In a simple village, Fang Han's existence is bound to servitude within an aristocratic household known for their severe treatment of the servants.
Han Dongfang, a twenty-six year-old railway worker, first became involved in the pro-democracy movement on April 15, 1989, the day Hu Yaobang died. But it was not until May 20, when he...
The Man Who Beat Beijing. At midnight on July 1, 1997, the world watched as China reclaimed possession of the British colony of Hong Kong. The territory is a treasure, but it comes with a catch: Tiananmen dissident Han Dongfang. By Ron Gluckman/Hong Kong.
Fang Han, a humble family slave, held the belief since childhood that "I would rather be a beggar than a slave", and traversed the world by himself. With an unyielding stubbornness, he broke through the mystery of supernatural powers and forged his body into an immortal body.
Han Dongfang is Founder and Executive Director of China Labour Bulletin (CLB), a Hong Kong-based labor rights group. CLB sponsors and supports a diverse range of activities aimed at improving the lives of Chinese workers and fostering the development of independent labor organizations.
