Zou Farong was born on November 15, 1999. Her family members and friends call her Rongrong. Rongrong is the daughter of practitioner Zou Songtao and his wife Zhang Yunhe. Right now Rongrong lives with her baby-sitter Zuo Yali most of the time, and occasionally at her grandparents'. Rongrong's current address is No. 44-202 Shanxian Road, Qingdao City, 266002.
Rongrong |
Rongrong's parents, Zou Song Tao and Zhang Yunhe |
On the morning of November 4, 2000, family members of Zou Songtao were informed that Zou was "critically ill." On the same evening, the persecutors informed the family members that Zou had died and asked them come and see them at the labour camp. They claimed that Zou had "committed suicide." The labour camp was unwilling to let Zhang Yunhe go to the labour camp, because Zhang also practised Falun Gong. However, Zhang insisted on visiting. The labour camp had several people watch closely while she was there. When Zou's family members asked for an autopsy and report from the pathologist, the persecutors refused. They also refused to show the family members the cell where Zou had been detained. They did not let the family members meet with the practitioners who had been detained with Zou Songtao before his death. What's more, the labour camp cremated Zou's body immediately after his death, without permission from Zhang Yunhe. After the family members returned to Qingdao, the local police forbade them from crying loudly in their home, as they wanted to hide the facts from the neighbours.
Zou Farong's mother is Zhang Yunhe, who was born on November 2, 1973. In 1994, Zhang graduated with an associate degree in accounting from Qingdao University. Because of her excellent school record, she was allowed to study for a B.S. degree. She accepted a job at the Bank of China in Sifang District, Qingdao City. One year later, she resigned and accepted a position with Qingdao TFL Chemicals Co. Ltd. as an accounting manager. The company gave her great reviews, as she worked very hard and excelled at her work. In late 1997, she began to practise Falun Gong. In November 1998, she was happily married to Zou Songtao. In April 2000, after Zou was arrested at home, Zhang went to appeal in Beijing. She practised the Falun Gong exercises in Tiananmen Square. The police arrested her and took her to Changping Detention Centre, where 7 or 8 policemen beat her cruelly. They also pinched her until she lost consciousness. The perpetrators then pulled her hair and knocked her head against the tile floor. Later on, Zhang Yunhe was escorted back to Qingdao, after which the local police harassed at her work unit continuously. Under pressure from the police, her company fired her in July 2000.
After Zou Songtao's death, Zhang lived with her daughter and elderly mother, who was in poor health. In May 2001, Zhang was caught distributing truth-clarifying flyers. Therefore she was forced to leave home, going from place to place. In February 2002, Zhang went back to Qingdao. She was arrested together with other practitioners at a practitioner's home. After her arrest, Zhang was detained in Dashan Detention Centre for around 6 months. Because she has relatives overseas, the police did not notify her family members of her arrest. Instead, they detained her in secret. The Public Security Department of Shandong Province was directly involved in Zhang's arrest and detainment. It has been more than two years since her last arrest, yet the local police never told her whereabouts to her family members, saying that they were unaware of her whereabouts. The "Anti-Cult Association" and the "610 Office" of Qingdao City were also involved in the imprisonment and persecution of Zhang Yunhe.
Zou Songtao's father is Zou Deming (who is a teacher), and his mother is Cheng Yuwu.
Zhang Yunhe's father is Zhang Qingfa, a retired associate professor from Qingdao University. Zhang Qingfa has re-married and his current wife Li is a doctor who practises Chinese medicine. Their address is No. 10-east-502, Teacher's Dorm of Qingdao University, Shandong Province, 266071.
Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.ca/mh/articles/2004/10/22/87271.html
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