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A Child’s Death, a Nation’s Suffering, and a Party’s Culture

The 19th person to come upon Yue Yue in the alley was a middle-aged woman named Chen Xianmei.
A Child’s Death, a Nation’s Suffering, and a Party’s Culture
A man walks around Yueyue seconds after she had been run over by a mini-van. Screenshot NTDTV
Heng He
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Little Wang Yue died on Oct. 21, but the issues raised by the ending of her short life are not going away.

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A man walks around Yueyue seconds after she had been run over by a mini-van. (Screenshot NTDTV)
Heng He
Heng He
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Heng He is a commentator on Sound of Hope Radio, China analyst on NTD’s “Focus Talk,” and a writer for The Epoch Times.
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