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July 23, 2015, 06:13:01 PM
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Contemporary artist and outspoken dissident Ai Weiwei did not show off his recently-returned passport, a day after Chinese authorities lifted his four-year international travel ban. Instead, he offered a simple, quiet smile.

"My heart is at peace. I feel quite relieved," Ai said, in an exclusive interview with CNN in Beijing.

"Every human or citizen needs -- if they travel -- they need a passport.  And mine [was] taken away with no clear reason.  And now it's back."

The artist, modestly dressed in shorts and an untucked, buttoned-down blue shirt, spoke at the galleries in Beijing where he says he's been displaying his first solo exhibit in the country of his birth.


http://edition.cnn.com/2015/07/23/asia/china-ai-weiwei-watson-interview/index.html
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