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February 18, 2013 | by Rachel Wang

Setback for Chinese Democracy: Why Protest Leader Admits He “Regrets” Taking Charge of Wukan

“I am afraid when the phone rings, afraid of seeing people, and afraid of hearing the door bell. Why? Because I can neither stand nor sit; can’t say yes or no; can’t speak the truth nor tell lies. It’s hard to say anything.“ These words are not from dissidents, but Lin Zulian (commonly referred to [...]

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