This document summarizes events surrounding Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng and shows support from various individuals and groups: 1) A netizen mapped out security guard locations around Chen's village and instructed visitors, while another posted photos of bruises from guards beating him. 2) A writer described his attempt to visit Chen where guards twisted his arms, pushed him down, and beat him with a belt while questioning him. 3) Dissidents Ai Weiwei, Teng Biao, and Hu Jia wore t-shirts supporting Chen. Protests also took place in Lijiang and Shanghai of officials visiting Chen's district. 4) A group of disabled people who tried to visit Chen were driven

1. A poster designed by Weibo user @易吟先生壹拾贰氏
calling on people to go to Dongshigu village in Linyi,
Shandong province to visit Chen Guangcheng

2. A netizen mapped out the security guards’ locations and gave
instructions to visitors.

3. Weibouser @浪迹梧桐 posted photos that document his bruises after
being beaten by the thugs who guard Chen Guangcheng. He posted
the text information as a photo to avoid being deleted by online
censors.

4. Writer and Weibo user Lu Haitao@海涛1975 posted photos on his Weibo account.
He described his attempt to visit Chen on 10 October: "A grey Jetta with the
number plate covered came ... They [the guards] did not say a word, they twisted
my arms, pushed me down on the ground, hooded my head with my sweater,
searched my body. They pulled me up and hooded my whole body in a plastic
bag, and then put me in the vehicle ... They beat me with something like a leather
belt on my thigh ... A lash follows a question."

5. Dissident artist Ai Weiwei and lawyer Teng Biao wear t-shirts in support of
Chen

6. Dissident and activist HuJiawears a t-shirt and sunglasses in support of
Chen

7. Weibouser @西北偏北老熊 and his friends in Lijiang, Yunnan province,
protested against a team of officials from Chen Guancheng's district
while the officials were visiting Lijiang in mid October. The cardboard
reads Free Guangcheng.

8. A group of Shanghai residents who signed a petition and protested in
support of Chen. Their sign reads: "Free Guangcheng. Light and
Sincerity“.

9. On 14 October, a group of disabled people tried to visit Chen. They
were driven away by the guards. Their sign reads: "China women’s rights
and disabled volunteers strongly demand to free Chen Guangcheng
and his family."

10. A protest slogan calling on the masses to visit Chen was hung on the wall of the
Shangdong provincial government offices in Beijing. The image was widely
circulated online. The protest slogan reads, “The Linyi government in Shangdong
province is persecuting blind Chen Guangcheng. Linyi government who creates
ill fame of China, is a hooligan and a traitor.”