
is the CCP most afraid of the people?
Two years ago, after immigrating to the US and Canada, a university professor posted a tweet on social media calling for Wang Bingzhang’s release. Soon after, he received a call from a former university leader in the country, saying that following instructions from the national security system, they asked him to delete the tweet. He found it strange. In recent years, he had posted many sensitive topics about Hong Kong’s anti-extradition movement and other domestic issues, but no one had ever asked. Why did Mentioning Wang Bingzhang trigger such a huge reaction?
From a single inconspicuous tweet, it can provoke a strong reaction from the CCP authorities, showing just how afraid the CCP is of Wang Bingzhang.
Some might ask, is there still someone afraid of the CCP, armed to the teeth? Of course it does. In reality, the CCP treats the people like straw dogs, and can be said to be afraid of all ordinary citizens. However, among these billion-plus people, there aren’t many who fear most, but Wang Bingzhang is one of them.
Out of fear, the CCP imprisoned Wang Bingzhang; Out of fear, the CCP also tried to keep Wang Bingzhang alone in prison. Wang Bingzhang, this 77-year-old man who is two years older than the CCP regime, has been held in solitary confinement in the CCP prison for twenty-two years!
Why is the CCP so afraid of Wang Bingzhang? It’s simple: the CCP’s rule is riddled with holes and endless problems. The CCP has long lost its ability to solve problems; their greatest skill now is ruthlessly dealing with those who raise issues. Wang Bingzhang was one of the earliest overseas to raise the issue of the CCP, and also one of the earliest to propose how to solve China’s problems.
In a sense, Wang Bingzhang, who came from a medical background, was like a prophet, much like Sun Yat-sen—not only taking pulses for a sickly China like a doctor, but also prescribing solutions to China’s problems.
At the same time, Wang Bingzhang was also a fighter, like a whirlwind, stirring up a wave of democracy movements overseas. In the flourishing democratic movement, Wang Bingzhang was not only a commanding commander but also a warrior who led by example.
Most importantly, Wang Bingzhang seized the most important weapon against CCP rule—organizing political parties—hoping to realize modern party politics in China.
However, before his campaign could succeed, he was imprisoned. The CCP’s brutality far surpassed that of South Africa’s colonial ruler, Britain. Wang Bingzhang also met a fate similar to South Africa’s Mandela, kidnapped by the CCP in Vietnam and imprisoned, having endured twenty-two years of inhumane life.
During these twenty-two years, the CCP also made Wang Bingzhang’s name a taboo for Chinese people, firmly preventing his name from appearing in public. Twenty-two years have been a generation’s years. Under the CCP’s ban, Wang Bingzhang’s figure has gradually faded away, his name is slowly being forgotten, and his deeds have slowly become a thing of the past. If the CCP is allowed to act as it pleases, over time, the CCP’s plan to completely ban Wang Bingzhang may become reality.
To prevent the CCP’s evil schemes from becoming reality, to further promote the Chinese democracy movement, and to promptly get the CCP to release Wang Bingzhang, on the occasion of his 77th birthday, the “Committee to Rescue Wang Bingzhang” will launch a month-long campaign to inform the world why Wang Bingzhang has become the most feared person in the CCP, and what his thoughts and actions are. Most importantly, he wanted to spread Wang Bingzhang’s name loudly and loudly.
For Wang Bingzhang, for China’s democratic movement, and for lasting world peace, I hope people from all walks of life will give strong support.
Committee
for the Rescue of Wang Bingzhang
, December 1,
2024
.Source: Free Wang Bingzhang