My Opinion of Chinese Communist Party's “Political Evaluations”

Several days ago, a colleague of mine “advised” me, “If you want your children to go abroad to study, you should stop practising (Falun Gong) and stop writing articles that expose the persecution. You should not let your child fail her political evaluation and thus hurt her future.” I frankly smiled to him, thinking, “You have just proposed my next topic for writing an article. Thus, let me explain how the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has always been using “political evaluations” as a way of inciting their warped views to harm more people!”

In China, which is under the complete control of the evil CCP, one must pass “political evaluations,” regardless of whether the person wants to get into the army, attend school, go abroad, get assigned to a different job, find a job after graduation, or find a new job. If a person wants to author a book, write an article, be promoted to an official, become a member of the Party or the Youth League, get married, or get his or her residency approved, he or she needs to pass a “political evaluation.” In fact, one needs to pass a “political evaluation” even if one only wants to post a message to find a lost person. After passing the political evaluation, one is made to feel grateful towards the Party. After one fails to pass the political evaluation, the CCP would say that it does so to be responsible to the person’s political life and future. One may then resent oneself and hate family members deemed to be hindering his or her “political future.” This has thus resulted in fighting between husband and wife, hatred between father and son, and harm done between mother and daughter. Some have even committed suicide or killed others. In the end, one still needs to prostrate oneself in front of the CCP, painfully crying tears and asking for its forgiveness. The Party plays politics so expertly that even the ruffians, villains, and demons feel that they are no match for such an evil regime!

If the evil party’s politics is a club for attacking people or a machine for persecuting people, its political evaluation system is a hallucinogen used to deceive people. The CCP also utilises “political evaluation” as a means to persecute Falun Dafa practitioners, the people of China and anyone else who comes into unfortunate contact with such a monster.

A grandson of my elder brother wanted to be a soldier. (Becoming a soldier and then being promoted to become an official is the only way for a farmer’s child to escape from the gruelling existence and underprivileged social status of rural life in CCP-ruled China.) However, during the “political evaluation,” the government learnt that some of his relatives are Falun Gong practitioners. The government then denied his application to enlist in the army. Later, the child’s family members became very angry, saying that because we practise Falun Gong the child was unable to become a soldier and we have hurt the child’s future. I say, “Look! This is the kind of logic or thinking that people have been using while they have been under the control of the CCP. They do not go to denounce those who stipulate these evil policies or those who harm people. Instead, they attack and hate those innocent victims of the system. The Party just wants to use the form of “political evaluation” as an opportunity to stir up people’s hatred toward Falun Gong and to get Falun Gong practitioners’ family members and relatives to be negatively implicated, so as to achieve its goal of persecuting Falun Gong and Falun Gong practitioners. In fact, those who don't practise Falun Gong are also victims of the evil regime because they do not know that they have been deceived, they do not know the truth, and they foolishly and unknowingly follow the CCP and commit wrongdoings and become their collaborators. In the end, they may not even be aware how they died. What a pity!

Through clarifying the truth to these children and encouraging them to read the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party they have come to know this truth – the CCP has been using “political evaluations” to persecute and harm people. It is a trick that they have always utilised. The regime is just so evil and vicious!

I said, “The child’s being unable to become a solider is not necessarily a bad thing. Perhaps a large blessing awaits him!” Later, my brother’s grandson, with the help of my niece (a Falun Dafa practitioner), started a small factory which runs very well. All his family members have also happily withdrawn from the CCP and its related organisations.

It is a critical time for students when they enter colleges or for college graduates when they have to find jobs. The CCP demands that one must pass strict “political evaluations” in order to be admitted to certain colleges, to find a job in certain workplaces, or to go abroad to study. Many young practitioners or even practitioners' children face this problem. They should not answer political exam questions if they contain things that slander Falun Gong and attack Falun Dafa practitioners.

Just before my daughter took the college entrance examinations, the leader of my workplace threatened me. My family members also came to try to “persuade” me. They pressured me by saying, “Your practising Falun Gong can cause your daughter to be unable to enter college.” The villains at the city “610 Office” came to the brainwashing class and said to me, “Without accepting “transformation”, your daughter can in no way enter college!” I replied quietly, “This matter is not decided by any person! In my Master’s words, ‘You are unable to interfere with the lives of others, and neither can you control others’ fates...’ (“Lecture Four” in Zhuan Falun) The child’s future is up to heaven’s decision and her fate!”

Not only did I walk out of the brainwashing centre, but my daughter also enrolled in a famous university in Shanghai .

She now wants to go abroad to study. I tell her, “Daughter, regarding whether you can go abroad or not, let it go its natural way. As long as you believe in Falun Dafa, your future will certainly be bright.”