ANN ARBOR, MI — Late University of Michigan researcher Danhao Wang’s death was “probably the worst thing that our community has experienced this past year,” said Linda Wan, a University of Michigan alumna.
Wan, a 61-year-old Ann Arbor resident, wanted the community to come together to recognize Wang’s life, amid recent alleged measures taken against Chinese scholars at UM. So, she helped organize a vigil to commemorate his life.
More than 30 attendees gathered at that vigil on Friday, April 17 at the northwest corner of the UM Diag in Ann Arbor. Attendees held candles and participated in a bowing ceremony, customary to Chinese culture…