Chen Guangcheng is gone, but his village stays locked down

Chinese security is tight around the area where the blind human rights activist lived under house arrest. It's symptomatic of a paranoid security apparatus that invested heavily in his imprisonment.

LINYI, China — At the turnoff for the sleepy farming village of Dongshigu, a man wearing a straw hat appears to be selling watermelons at a rough-hewn stand. But when an approaching car slows, burly young men dart out from behind the nearby concrete house and rush to head it off.

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