Hungary: Exposing the Persecution during a Chinese Dance Performance

Over a weekend in mid-August, Hungarian and Chinese Falun Dafa practitioners found out with very little notice that there would be Chinese performers at a dance festival at Székesfehérvár city and a Flower festival in Debrecen city.

Although they hadn’t had the time to register for the events and participate as a community group, practitioners still decided to travel to these countryside venues and clarify the truth about Falun Gong and the persecution.

On the way to Székesfehérvár, there was heavy traffic. Practitioners began sending forth righteous thoughts and the traffic soon speeded up. Due to the delays, they ended up arriving right around the time that the Chinese performances began.

During the performance, practitioners handed out fliers and newspapers to on-lookers. People were very keen to read the information. Because it happened during the performance, they looked at the Chinese performers with a great sense of pity when they learnt about the Chinese communist regime’s inhumane torture and organ harvesting against their fellow Chinese people, practitioners of Falun Gong.

People were happy to take flyers and find out more

Within a very short period of time the practitioners managed to hand out hundreds of fliers. Some people enquired as to where they can learn the Falun Gong exercises. When practitioners talked to the performers all of them were very happy to listen and took the information. They were keen to quit the Chinese Communist Party after hearing what the practitioners told them about the party’s human rights crimes. The performers encouraged the practitioners to go to Debrecen in the next few days, where they would be performing again and there would be a carnival.

At the carnival practitioners only caught the end of the parade where they handed out fliers and newspapers. Again people were very happy to read the material. There were many events around town and practitioners took the opportunity to hand Falun Gong information to the Member of Parliament, after he gave a speech.