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Source:The arrest of Ai Weiwei has provoked deep and sometimes contradictory reactions from Chinese citizens on social media. As his trademark blue-gray hair grew out and his outrage grew, many took to Weibo to share the stories of their own creative, sometimes dangerous, sometimes hilarious, experiences with the artist.
Weibo user 美道萌梦 (Mary, also transliterated as Miyadao)
“When I was ten years old, my father took me to the police station and reported Ai Weiwei,” she wrote. “I didn’t realize I’d be involved in the case until they showed me my father’s face on the TV. He’d gone to the police to help find Ai Weiwei.”
The case was eventually cleared, but this week’s arrest and detentions of his friends, Zhao Dong and Li Jiabao, made many on Weibo reflect on the moment when the artist first caught their attention.
“I remember I couldn’t stop crying when I saw his performance ‘Sunflower Seeds’ in Beijing International Arts Festival,” wrote 梁梓欣华 (Li Xiantian, transliterated as Li Xianchan).
“I told my father about it. He said he didn’t care if Ai Weiwei was jailed, he’d go see him in jail. He said that was what he did in the old days during the Cultural Revolution.”
莫让你相信！洪小康！那是他的故事！你必须相信！！！！！！！ pic.twitter.com/ZHNrOVuCbq — 梁梓欣华 (@LiXianchan) April 3, 2015
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