維基百科全書(Wikipedia)也收錄了「王文怡」專詞，網頁為：http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wang_Wenyi。
下面是維基百科對「王文怡」的描述。由於這是一個正在進行中的歷史事件，維基百科稱將會不斷更新對「王文怡」的描述。下面的內容是取自２００６年４月２３日的描述，中文之後附英文原文。
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王文怡是(出生於1959年)是一名病理學家和與法輪功相關的大紀元時報的記者。王文怡是一名住在美國超過20年的中國人。她在中國接受內科醫生訓練，在芝加哥大學取得藥理學博士學位，最近在紐約西奈山醫院完成她病理科住院醫師的實習。
2006年4月20號，在中國國家主席胡錦濤訪問美國期間，她在一場胡的演講中高聲抗議數分鐘。
她用中文和英文的吶喊也對著美國總統布希例如「布希總統，阻止他殺人」和「布希總統，阻止他迫害法輪功。」中國觀眾看不到王文怡抗議的鏡頭。根據 AFP，「CNN電視說中國當局截斷了抗議鏡頭在中國的轉播。」
「王協助研究最近大紀元時報的器官摘除報導而且心情非常沈重，」大紀元時報發言人Terry Wu表示，「當她看到布希和中國領導人握手時，她覺得有責任說出來。」
王博士抗議的是在中國對法輪功學員的鎮壓。從1999年起，中國共產黨政權禁止了法輪功，數十萬名法輪功學員因為拒絕改變他們的信仰而被非法關押在勞教所。他們被毆打，被酷刑，被強姦，被注射錯亂精神的藥物。而最近，有人揭露在中國有36個集中營摘除了數千名法輪功學員的器官。
2006年4月 21日，王文怡被聯邦法院以恐嚇、強迫、威脅、和騷擾國外官員起訴。在獄中等待一夜之後，王被正式以「知情而蓄意地恐嚇、強迫、威脅、和騷擾國外官員執行任務」的輕罪起訴，最高判處6個月監禁和5000元罰款。當王對記者宣讀一份已準備的聲明時，她說「我的所為只是在歷史一瞬間說幾句話。這是一個良知的行動和人民不服從的行動。」「我花了許多時間企圖阻止中國對法輪功的迫害，特別是摘除器官」。她被無保釋放，等待進一步的法律程序。
她的被控主要是因為具有威脅的言辭「胡錦濤主席，你的日子不多了」。大紀元時報以這類語言描述中國政府官員，並且以它的「退出共產黨」活動呼籲結束中共統治。不過王的辯護律師John Bos指出「在安全人員將王護送離媒體觀禮臺之前，一名攝影師從她的手中拉走橫幅並且試圖以手蓋住她的嘴讓她不能出聲。Bos表示可能是這個場面而不是王的喊話造成胡錦濤的演講停頓。
2001年，她突破前任中國主席江澤民在馬爾他訪問的安全防線並且和他發生爭執。
Wang Wenyi (Chinese: 王文怡; Pinyin: Wang Wenyi; born 1959) is a pathologist and journalist for the Falun Gong-affiliated newspaper The Epoch Times. Wang Wenyi is a Chinese national who has lived in America for 20 years of her life. Wang was trained in China as a medical doctor, holds a Ph.D. in pharmacology from the University of Chicago, and recently completed her residency as a pathologist at New York's Mount Sinai Hospital.
On April 20, 2006, during Chinese President Hu Jintao's visit to the United States, she loudly protested for several minutes during a speech given by Mr. Hu.
Her shouts in Chinese and English were also directed toward American President George W. Bush with comments such as "President Bush, stop him from killing" and "President Bush, stop him from persecuting the Falun Gong." Chinese audiences will not see images of Wang Wenyi's protest. According to the AFP, 「CNN television said Chinese authorities blocked the transmission of its pictures of the protest in China.」
"Wang helped research the recent Epoch Times articles on organ harvesting and was "very overstressed"," the Epoch Times spokewoman Terry Wu said, "When she saw Bush shake the hand of the Chinese leader, she felt obligated to speak out".
What Dr. Wang was protesting was the persecution of people who practice Falun Gong in China. Since 1999, when the Chinese Communist regime banned Falun Gong, hundreds of thousands of Falun Gong practitioners have been illegally detained as prisoners in labour camps for refusing to recant their beliefs. They are routinely beaten, tortured, raped, and injected with mind-altering drugs. And recently, it was revealed that there are 36 concentration camps in China which harvest the organs of thousands of live Falun Gong practitioners.
On April 21, 2006, Wang Wenyi was charged in federal court with a misdemeanor of willfully intimidating, coercing, threatening and harassing a foreign official. After waiting overnight in jail, Wang was formally charged with "knowingly and willfully intimidating, coercing, threatening or harassing … a foreign official performing his duties," a misdemeanor punishable by up to six months in prison and a fine of $5,000. Then Wang read a prepared statement to reporters. "What I did was say just a few words at a moment in history. It was an act of conscience and an act of civil disobedience." "I've devoted much of my time trying to stop the persecution of Falun Gong in China, especially the harvesting of organs," she said. She was released without bail pending further proceedings.
Her charges were based on threats of "President Hu, your days are numbered". The Epoch Times is known to use such language to describe Chinese government officials, and called for the overthrow of the Chinese communist government via its "Resign from CCP" campaign. But Wang's defense attorney, John Bos pointed that "Before the Secret Service escorted Wang from the media platform, a cameraman pulled the banner from her hands and tried to quiet her by placing his hands on her mouth. Bos said that, rather than Wang's shouts, could have caused Hu to pause in his remarks."
In 2001, she penetrated a security cordon in Malta during a visit of former Chinese President Jiang Zemin and got into an argument with him.
Wikipedia Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wang_Wenyi
