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Six Chinese quit the Party at the rally.
Quitting the only political party in China is not easy.
Han Guangsheng, a Toronto resident who defected to Canada from China in 2001, says the large numbers of people cutting thier ties with the Chinese Communist Party symbolizes hope for a better future for China.
Tuidang—meaning “quit the Party” in Chinese—as of April 14 had attracted 200 million signatories.
Tuidang, or “Quit the Party,” is the largest grassroots movement in history: It’s helped 200 million Chinese people renounce their ties to the Communist Party
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the publication of the Epoch Times editorial series “Nine Commentaries on the Communist Panel,” a distinguished panel gathered in a suburb in Washington, D.C. and discussed how that book is changing China.
Over 180 million Chinese have renounced all ties with the Party since Epoch Times published the editorial series called “Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party.”
