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The Lius I admirePosted by Joel Martinsen, December 11, 2010 5:38 PM
![]() Famous Lius Microbloggers on Sina Weibo and Twitter are writing up short posts in appreciation of their personal heroes. These heroes are all surnamed Liu (刘), and all of them share certain character traits and experiences with Liu Xiaobo, who was honored in absentia at the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony yesterday. Below is a selection of responses to the topic "The person I admire most" (我最崇拜的人): From @pufei (蒲飞): From @VicCh: From @doubleaf (陈双叶) via @songshinan (宋石男): From @wentommy (文涛): From @yueyexiake (月夜侠客): From @wentommy (文涛): From @nuosong (罗晓松):
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