Encryption: simulate SSL in javascript and python
You have a fundamental problem in that a JavaScript implementation of SSL would have no built-in root certificates to establish trust, which makes it impossible to prevent a man-in-the-middle attack. Any certificates you deliver from your site, including a root certificate, could be intercepted and replaced by a spy.
Note that this is a fundamental limitation, not a peculiarity of the way SSL works. All cryptographic security relies on establishing a shared secret. The root certificates deployed with mainstream browsers provide the entry points to a trust network established by certifying authorities (CAs) that enable you to establish the shared secret with a known third party. These certificates are not, AFAIK, directly accessible to JavaScript code. They are only used to establish secure (e.g., https) connections.
Because of china Great Firewall has blocked google appengine's https port. So I want to simulate a Secure Socket Layer by javascript and python to protect my users information will not be capture by those ISP and GFW.
My plan: 

Shake hands:

Browser request server, server generate a encrypt key k1, and decrypt key k2, send k1 to browser.
Browser generate a encrypt key k3, and decrypt key k4, send k3 to server.

Browse:

During the session, browser encrypt data with k1 and send to server, server decrypt with k2. server encrypt data with k3 and response to browser, browser decrypt with k4.
Please figure out my mistake.
If it's right, my question is 

how to generate a key pair in
javascript and python, are there
some libraries?
how to encrypt and decrypt data in
javascript and python , are there
some libraries?