Editor’s note: The Epoch Times here publishes direct translations of statements made by Chinese people in ‘renouncing’ the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and its subordinate organizations. Statements such as these are submitted to a website affiliate of the Chinese version of The Epoch Times, Dajiyuan. The movement to renounce, withdraw from, or quit the CCP, called ‘Tuidang’ in Chinese, began in late 2004, soon after The Epoch Times published the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party, an editorial series that explores the nature and history of the CCP. The statements offer a rare and candid glimpse of history in the making: the Chinese people turning their backs on the Communist Party, choosing conscience over convenience, and peacefully ushering in a future China free of Party rules.
The following is a selection of edited Tuidang (“quitting the Party”) statements made by Chinese nationals on June 3, 2012.
Heaven Will Eliminate the CCP
Tomorrow is June 4. Today I choose to withdraw from the evil Chinese Communist Party (CCP), in memory of those who died during the June 4 massacre. Tiananmen was dyed red with your blood, and history will not forget you. Sooner or later the day will come when the bandit CCP will have to repay this blood debt. I sincerely hope the end of the CCP comes very soon.
Li Fei
June 3, 2012
Xi’an, Shaanxi Province
I Quit the Communist Youth League on My Own Account
Tomorrow is a day of remembrance. I have seen that the Chinese Communist Party and Communist Youth League have merely become tools to seek personal gain. Few join for morals, the welfare of others, or the advancement of society. As a Muslim who was forced to join the Party, I hereby declare myself withdrawn from that power-mongering organization.
Wu Guoning
June 3, 2012
Declaration to Quit the Party
Before the 2008 Beijing Olympics, I was a college student and Party member. Starting from my earliest youth, I was brainwashed with the CCP’s ideology.
Only when news trickled into China of nations around the world attempting to sabotage the Olympic torch relay did doubts arise in my mind. Why would anyone try to block the Olympic torch relay? Could it be that they were not targeting the Olympic flame but China? If it was China, then the Party’s media statements about [those foreigners] “sabotaging the harmony of the Olympics” did not make sense.
That’s when I decided to climb over the wall [a term used by Chinese netizens for circumventing the CCP’s Internet blockade], and because I was quite adept at the Internet, I tried to find ways to break through the Party’s Great Firewall. At first I used proxies, but eventually I discovered Freegate [software designed by Falun Gong practitioners]. I learned about The Epoch Times, New Tang Dynasty Television, and other media reporting on the truth.
Thank you for your hard work! My name is Wan Baoyi, I am a native of Guangdong, and I hereby declare my withdrawal from the Communist Party organizations.
Wan Baoyi
June 2, 2012
Guangdong
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