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Read the thread then read this Wechat article as soon as you can because it can be deleted any minute. It listed 33 ways the story was presented,including multiple foreign languages, different calligraphy styles, Base64 Encode, sign language, Quenya&Sindarin, Pinyin,telegram,etc.https://twitter.com/cnmediaproject/status/1237770481530527744 …
Don’t know if this would work. It’s a screenshot of another wechat article about all the creative ways Chinese online users tried to present the story about Dr. Li Wenliang’s colleague Ai Fen. Here’s the wechat link: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/roTg_r57btmPD_vXa21Izg …pic.twitter.com/LzkIG7VGDm
Wasn’t able to attach the long screenshot of the article... let’s see how long the article would survive.
Here’s a portrait of Dr. Ai Fen made by all kinds of languages, signs and emojis that online users used to post the article about her. It’s by an artist named Liu Bowen.pic.twitter.com/UrYOASyokq
Here’s another version made up entirely of comments. 100 comments from many wechat users. Don’t know how they coordinated. https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/5WyJWwuF5gdchBDoKxsUxA …
The blocked article is now unblocked after many Chinese netizens participated in nearly two days of creative presentations. Many people call it performance art. A comment, “I just witnessed an art exhibition on my Wechat moment.” http://mp.digbo.org/kancn002?sn=5693bff67750af114ca0da4927e1422a53d7cb53&from=timeline&isappinstalled=0 …
I was just able to save the page (ctrl+s) and with Firefox, at least, it saved all the images & related files into a folder along with the html.
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