"I Want My Mummy!" Cries Baby Wang Tianxing, Orphan of Practitioner Ms. Feng Xiaomin

Falun Gong practitioner Ms. Feng Xiaomin, 34 years old, was from Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province. She passed away on June 1, 2004 as a result of persecution. Her 1-year-old son, Wang Tianxing, was left behind. Currently he is being looked after by her aunt. Wang Xiaofeng, husband of Feng Xiaomin, was forced to leave home in June 2001. He has constantly been sought by the "610 Office." The following describes the current situation of Wang Tianxing, the orphan of Feng Xiaomin and Wang Xiaofeng.

Little Tianxiang	Feng Xiaomin
Photos of mother and baby

Wang Tianxing began a fugitive's life on the road with his parents when he was still in his mother's womb. He was born on July 31, 2002 and has been faced with hardship as soon as he was born. When he was 20-months old, his mother was killed. Some practitioners took him to the crematorium. When he saw his mom's picture, he suddenly pointed his finger at the picture and cried out: "Mom!" No one could bear to let him see his mother's body. How could he understand that his mom was not sleeping, but had left this world, and he could not longer see her?

Now Tianxing understands more and can speak a lot. He can say sentences such as, "Mom is crying," "Mom is in the hospital," or "Dad went to work," etc. Sometimes he might have a dream and wakes up crying for his mom and dad. When other kids call their for moms, he also calls for his mom. When he falls down, he cries for mom too.

The policemen knock on the door, examine identification, and arrest people at will. This has left deep scars in Tianxing's young heart. Whenever there is a loud noise, especially the sound of knocking on the door, he would cry and yell "scared," run to adults and hide behind them. His fearful eyes make people sad.

Tianxing can recognise his mom's picture. Sometimes he can recognise her clothes. He holds them in his hands and does not let go. Whoever sees the scene cannot help shedding tears.

Everyone feels sad seeing the way Tianxing eats -- he eats as if he never had enough food before and would like to make up for the past.

Tianxing's aunt looks after him, but she is very busy at work. Often, practitioners help to make clothes and buy food for him, and take him to the park.

Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.ca/mh/articles/2004/10/13/86533.html