Explaining the Facts to Students

In the city where I live, there are quite a few colleges attended by tens of thousands of students. One time, a few college students were visiting my family. After watching the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party DVD they said, "The Communist Party is rotten! They're way too corrupt!" One student angrily said, "The Communists knew that the big earthquake in Wenchuan was coming, yet they didn't warn the residents. Plus, those poorly-constructed school buildings caused the deaths of so many students! Just as it is stated in the Nine Commentaries--they always cheat people with lies!"

Those of us Dafa practitioners that live near schools go there often to hand out information about Falun Gong and the Nine Commentaries. Before leaving home, I send righteous thoughts to put my mind in a peaceful state and dress neatly and appropriately to make myself look more like a teacher--showing up in this way ensures my safety. As soon as I finish distributing materials, I quickly leave.

Currently, it would be rather difficult to advise students to withdraw from the CCP on school property, because the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) agents have been monitoring and keeping a tighter control on students, which is easy because all the students live in dorms. However, college students' minds tend to be more active, and they're able to think for themselves. As long as we point out the CCP lies and the students can understand the truth, they will spurn the CCP and then tell others.

Summer vacation is approaching, and students will be going home to different cities, communities, and villages, where Dafa practitioners will have more opportunities to talk about Falun Gong and to advise students to withdraw from the CCP. I had good experiences with my relative's children--the success rate was very high.

Right now it is urgent for us to save people. I hope that fellow practitioners will take advantage of the summer vacation to save more people. Start telling the truth to your relatives and to college students.