"The Chinese Communist Party is Corrupt, Withdraw as You Wish" - Comments a Political Science Teacher

I am from Cangxian County of Hebei Province in China. My neighbor's daughter is a junior middle school student and a class leader. Recently she joined the Chinese Communist Youth League (CCYL). Last Saturday while she was at home I talked to her about the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) evil nature and suggested her to withdraw from CCYL. The child raised many questions.

I told her that I knew many CCP members, CCYL members and Young Pioneer members that are good people. I said that they only joined the CCP because they were deceived. I expressed that it is only right for these good people to withdraw from the evil organisations of the CPP and eliminate the mark of the beast to ensure that the evil nature of the CCP will no longer harm them. The child then raised her concerns about the bad trends emerging in today's society.

I told her that the CCP's atheism and backward philosophy has led people to disbelieve that "good is rewarded with good and evil is met with retribution." Instead it teaches them to "battle with heaven, fight with the earth, and struggle with man."

The child pondered my words for a while and then said, "Sister-in-law, I understand everything you have said. If the CCP is really against the universe and against God, then I don't want to be a part of it. Let me think about it." I replied, "That's good, you can read more of the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party as well as the facts about Falun Gong. I hope you can make the right choice."

Two days later she came back to see me and said, "Sister-in-law, I have decided to withdraw from CCYL. I have discussed it with the teacher in charge of our class. I asked the teacher if the CCP is good, and she replied that it is already corrupt. I then asked her if Falun Gong is good. The teacher said that Falun Gong is very good, but its practise is difficult because one has to restrain one's heart and be a good person. I told her that I have my own principles; That I want to be a good person, and I want to withdraw from the CCYL. And she replied, 'Talk to the political science teacher.' I then discussed this with my political science teacher who also said, 'The CCP is corrupt. Withdraw as you wish.'"

Finally, the child said in a serious tone, "Withdrawing from the CCYL is my own choice. Even if someone will arrest me or beat me, I'm not afraid."