Tuidang - Quit CCP

The movement has allowed Chinese people to break free from the regime’s 75 years of brutal oppression that has deprived them of their spiritual heritage.

The parade participants called for an end to the 24 years of persecution of Falun Gong by the CCP and raised awareness about ‘quitting the party.’

For ex-People’s Net reporter Wu Junmei, conscience trumped career and cash.

Quitting the only political party in China is not easy.

Those who are supporting Falun Gong practitioners are choosing to put what they believe is right above their own safety.

A Falun Gong practitioner says he escaped illegal arrest in China with the help of a “secret” policeman.

Last weekend, I photographed a colorful parade that was held in one of the busiest shopping districts in Seoul. The prevalent mood was calm and friendly and the whole thing felt more like a party or a festival than a call for and end to the largest totalitarian dictatorship in the world.

A selection of edited “Tuidang” (quitting the Party) statements made by Chinese nationals on Sept. 18–23.

Falun Gong practitioners and supporters marched in a parade through downtown San Francisco to demand an end to the 13-year-long persecution of their practice in China.

A selection of edited “Tuidang” (quitting the Party) statements made by Chinese nationals on Sept. 6.

A selection of “Tuidang” (quitting the Party) statements made by Chinese nationals on Aug. 4 to Aug. 6.

The statements offer a rare and candid glimpse of history in the making.

Mainland Chinese people continue to quit the Party in Hong Kong.