In a small village in Cang County, Hebei Province, there are three children – the youngest of whom is not even seven years old. Their mother, Jin Yue, used to be a respected woman in the neighborhood. She was hardworking, harmonious with her neighbors, and always greeted others with a smile. She taught her children to be honest, kind, and to be good people in any situation. She believed in the three words “truthfulness, compassion, and forbearance.”
However, on the morning of May 13th this year, she was forcibly dragged into a police car by the Chinese Communist Party’s public security personnel at the post office.
She had not committed any crime. She had only written a letter of complaint exposing local public security abuses and violations. However, in a system that sees kindness as a threat, speaking the truth is considered a crime.
That day, the three children waited for their mother at home.
As the sun set and night fell, they asked their grandmother, “Where is mom? Didn’t she say she was going to the post office to mail a letter?” The grandmother remained silent, only holding them tightly. She knew that the letter would never be sent out, and Jin Yue would not return home.
The next day, the elderly woman took the three children to the public security bureau to find their mother. She said, “We haven’t broken any laws, the children need their mother.” They were kept in the public security bureau for three to four hours, treated with indifference, and pushed around. This is how the “people’s public servants” under the CCP system responded to an elderly woman and her three children.
Later, Jin Yue was escorted for a physical examination, beaten, and forcibly detained. Her husband was arrested and detained for 14 days for revealing the truth on Weibo.
The three children could only follow their grandmother, walking into those imposing public security buildings over and over again – each door closing coldly behind them.
Jin Yue is not the first, nor will she be the last Chinese mother to be abducted because of her beliefs.
Her story is just a microcosm of the millions of families shattered. Some are detained, tortured, and some even have their lives and organs taken away simply because they believe in “truthfulness, compassion, and forbearance.”
In the eyes of this regime, conscience is evidence of overthrowing the state power, and belief becomes a charge of “threatening social stability.” This is not only persecution of believers but also a betrayal of humanity.
We should not only see the note written by the three children on Mid-Autumn Festival – “Release Mom and bring her home,” but we should also see that it is a nation’s children crying in front of a black wall.
The CCP once claimed to represent the “people”; however, now it fears the truth, fears beliefs, and fears every citizen who harbors kind thoughts.
Its national security kidnaps mothers;
Its judges convict the innocent;
Its prosecutors prosecute the upright;
Its propaganda machine covers up the truth.
Such a regime is not the government of the people but a system that feeds on lies and roots in violence.
Its existence is an insult to conscience.
Former U.S. President Reagan once said, “The evil empire will eventually collapse under the light of freedom.” Today, the CCP is such a tottering wall. Its foundation is lies, its pillar is violence, and its fate is collapse.
And each of us must choose – to continue to cling under this wall or bravely step back to preserve our souls and dignity.
“Quitting the Party” is that step.
Withdraw from the CCP, the Youth League, and the Young Pioneers, no longer associate with evil, this is not only a respect for one’s life but also a testimony to the truth.
Jin Yue’s three children are still waiting for their mother. They may not know what “national security” is, but they know that their mother is a good person who was taken away by bad people.
This is a disgrace to our nation.
When a mother is imprisoned for her beliefs, when children weep for the truth, this country has no “security.”
This is not a religious conflict but a showdown between good and evil, a tug-of-war between conscience and tyranny.
Today, we are here not only to speak for Jin Yue but also to call out for all innocent mothers, children, husbands, and believers who are persecuted.
Let the world hear their names;
Let the light of freedom penetrate the lies;
Let the tyranny of the CCP crumble in the face of truth.
Withdraw from the CCP, stay away from the crumbling wall – this is a moral choice and a self-rescue of the soul.
History has proved that those who ally with evil will perish, and those who walk with the truth will find freedom.
May Jin Yue regain her freedom soon, may her three children embrace their mother again.
May more Chinese people bravely take that step – quit the CCP and return to conscience.
Because when a nation chooses kindness, evil has nowhere to hide.
“The heavens will eliminate the CCP” is inevitable, quitting the Party, the Youth League, and the Young Pioneers for safety.