No publicly retrievable photograph exists. One account claims a viewer photographed him during a performance and was contacted the next day to delete it in exchange for a small painting.
During an underground match, he allegedly framed the entire fight as a performance piece, unknown to his opponent or the referee. He later wrote a self-critique under the name "Weifeng."
While working in the sector, he supposedly adjusted a traffic signal's timing at an intersection to create a non-standard rhythm. The claim comes from an anonymous online conversation.
The project has reportedly completed over a hundred commissions, but the figure comes from a single online chat and cannot be verified.
Around 2020, a forum post claimed to have identified the person behind "Weifeng," but it was deleted within hours. No screenshot survives.
His lines have been quoted at poetry gatherings by people unaware they were all by the same author, often mistaking them for a deceased poet.
An independent art institution wished to include his materials in an archive; he declined with the words: "I don't want to die yet."
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