"Don't Give up for Any Reason; You Are Not Wrong"--Kindhearted People in China Encourage Falun Gong Practitioners

1. Ms. Huang is frank and outspoken neighbour. She knows that I am a Dafa practitioner. A few days ago when she met me, she told me, "Don't go too far into unfamiliar neighbourhoods. Watch out for evil people! The people from the local residential committee removed a poster in front of a residential unit and destroyed it." I thought that it could be the truth material I posted. This would make it more difficult for Ms. Huang to find truth materials to read. When I told her that I would deliver the truth material to her home, she smiled.

2. Last month when I was having a discussion with a fellow practitioner in front of a building, a gentleman came out of the first floor door of this building. We turned our topic to Jiang's holding back on SARS information. The gentleman got angry when he heard our talk. He said, "My daughter is a nurse. Nothing on the TV is true. Those who have a lot of money and join the Party are not doing a solid days' work. Those who do solid work cannot earn enough money and cannot join the Party. I have seen Falun Gong before. They helped old men and women practise Falun Gong to gain good health. But it is not allowed now. If you practise Falun Gong, the people in power will arrest you. This Party is finished! They keep persecuting good people."

3. One day a fellow practitioner and I stood under a tree. A passer-by walked up to us and said, "I know what you are doing. Please, don't give up for any reason; you are not wrong! Thank you."

4. One morning as soon as I walked out of the building, I heard a Party member say, "When will the evil person Jiang Zemin be removed? He still holds on to the military power and will not let go of it." After hearing that, although our Dafa practitioners do not get involved in politics and we don't want anyone's power, I felt people's hope for compassion and righteousness, and their hatred of evil.

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