A Righteous Family Member

By a practitioner in China

(Clearwisdom.net) Falun Gong Practitioner Yu's [name changed to protect from further persecution] husband does not practice, but he knows that practitioners are good people. He stood firmly on the side of practitioners during several difficult situations and successfully restrained malevolent officials. There were very difficult moments when he told practitioners that he would help with their work of truth clarification and become their contact person. Being a good person, he did what he said he would do.

There was a time when Yu was kidnapped and sent to a brainwashing class. Her husband went to the class to look for her. When he found Yu, he slapped her and said, "Why do you think that you should be here? Don't you have to mind your housework anymore? Come home and do your work!" Using his wits, he took Yu with him and left the brainwashing class.

On another occasion, policemen and squad members from the village came to Yu's house and stood in her front yard. They were about to forcefully arrest Yu when her husband arrived. He raised his voice and challenged the crowd, "She is a good person and nobody should arrest her!" A few of the policemen had electric batons in their hands. Yu's husband pointed at these policemen and shouted, "Put down your batons!" When he was told that one of the people was the Chief of the Village, Yu's husband righteously responded, "Chief of the Village? I don't care. As long as Yu has not committed a crime, nobody can take her away!" Hearing this, the officials backed off. Yu's husband had once again helped his wife escape arrest.

Not long ago, the policemen came to Yu's house again to look for her. When asked whether Yu was home, Yu's husband yelled, "Get out! Who do you think you are coming to my house? Yu is not home. She is in Beijing." The policemen were visibly shaken and left hurriedly on their motorcycles. Once again, Yu's husband succeeded in suppressing the evil intent of the officials.
Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2002/1/28/23931.html

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