Escaping a Chinese Labor Camp…
All tagged Labor Camp
Speaking in front of the U.S. Capitol, Jennifer Zeng, a China labor camp survivor, details how she and her family were captured and tortured by the Chinese Communist Party. She also lays out how the Chinese government collects and maintains a database of blood samples and tissue types for harvesting human organs.
Just a coincidence? For Jennifer Zeng, there is no doubt anymore…這只是一個巧合嗎?對曾錚來說,這一切已是毫無疑義:這11萬只Nesquik的玩具兔部分出自于她的強迫勞動……
What can those happy faces in BBC's program tell us? Let me, a labor camp "insider", who was also once detained in a Chinese labor camp, tell you three small stories, for you to decide, what you should make out of BBC's "Inside China’s 'thought transformation' camps".
AUTHOR Jennifer Zeng, whose hands bled as she made products shipped to America while a prisoner of her Chinese government. Her book is now a documentary exposing cruelty inflicted on prison populations.
One day the menu said that we were going to have “chicken with potato” for lunch. A fellow inmate signed and said, “When can we have ‘chicken with chicken’?” 有一天食堂菜譜上寫著中午將供應「雞塊燒土豆」,一位同室的難友嘆息道:「什麼時候給我們吃『雞塊燒雞塊』呀?」
And a “side effect” of this was, that I no longer feared dirtiness. 而這一切的「副產品」就是,我不再怕髒了。
When I looked back at the journey I walked through, the most important lesson I can share is…回首走過來的這段路,最感念的還是那句同修的鼓勵:「相信師父,相信大法。」
Witnessing History is a tale of courage and conviction in the face of the most gruelling adversity. The story reveals a hidden tragedy that is unfolding behind closed doors in China today.
With the rest of the world blinded by the water’s alluring surface and the pot of gold at the end of China’s economic rainbow, Witnessing History brings to light what is really occurring under the “still surface” of Communist China today.
Jennifer’s account is powerful, sometimes disturbing, but veer honest as she struggles with her own motives for survival.
They did try very hard to run away; but as they always ran to different directions, so they ended up going nowhere. 雖然它們都各自想拼命逃竄,但因目標不一致,所以永遠互相牽扯,永遠在原地打轉。
I was speechless. Coldly she said from the other end of the line, “Do you have anything else to say?”我說不出話來。她在電話那頭冷冷地問:「你還有事兒嗎?」
There was a terrified, startled and puzzled look in my daughter’s eyes, as well on her face. 剛剛八歲的她,眼睛中有一種以前從未有過的驚恐、不安和怯生——在我被送入勞教所之前,她不曾有過這種眼神和表情。
It is Zeng’s description of her internal struggle over whether to renounce the practice that carries the most emotional weight. Torn between her commitment to telling the truth, and her desire to be released, she torments herself over whether to publicly repudiate that she believed in so strongly.
I have met Zeng in Melbourne and found her gentle and mild-mannered. Now, while reading of her torment and her determination to defy the authorities in China, I find myself pleading with her: “Why? Why insist on naming yourself ‘Falun Gong’?
Witnessing History is a tale of courage and conviction in the face of the most gruelling adversity. The story reveals a hidden tragedy that is unfolding behind closed doors in China today.
With the rest of the world blinded by the water’s alluring surface and the pot of gold at the end of China’s economic rainbow, Witnessing History brings to light what is really occurring under the ‘still surface’ of Communist China today.
I had to admit that that was one of the most embarrassing moments in my entire life. 那一刻真是尷尬啊……
So I am here to call for the help of all kind-hearted people, especially people working in the media. I need your help to tell my story and the story of millions of innocent people to the public, to your family and friends.