BOSTON—In sharp contrast to the Empire State Building’s display of China’s communist colors for 60 years of rule, another celebration marked the 60 million Chinese who have renounced their affiliations with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
The celebration took place Sunday, Oct. 4, on Boston Common and was hosted by the Boston branch of the Global Service Center for Quitting the Chinese Communist Party, a nonprofit group that encourages Chinese to peacefully disassociate themselves from the CCP. They run a Web site, and host rallies and community events to get the message out.
In her opening remarks, Joy Zhou, director of Boston’s Global Service Center, encouraged everyone from China to stand up and renounce the Chinese Communist Party. There was a station for people to sign up and add their names to the more than 60 million Chinese who have already renounced their associations with the regime.
Global Service Centers serve as safe havens for Chinese around the world to voice their opinions and withdraw from the CCP without fear of reprisal. Ms. Zhou shared many stories of people calling from China and thanking the Center for its work.
The celebration took place Sunday, Oct. 4, on Boston Common and was hosted by the Boston branch of the Global Service Center for Quitting the Chinese Communist Party, a nonprofit group that encourages Chinese to peacefully disassociate themselves from the CCP. They run a Web site, and host rallies and community events to get the message out.
In her opening remarks, Joy Zhou, director of Boston’s Global Service Center, encouraged everyone from China to stand up and renounce the Chinese Communist Party. There was a station for people to sign up and add their names to the more than 60 million Chinese who have already renounced their associations with the regime.
Global Service Centers serve as safe havens for Chinese around the world to voice their opinions and withdraw from the CCP without fear of reprisal. Ms. Zhou shared many stories of people calling from China and thanking the Center for its work.
