Calling CCTV and Other Media in China To Clarify the Truth

(Clearwisdom.net) Recently I have found the hotline and contact numbers of the China Central Television (CCTV, state-owned TV station), People's Radio Station of China and some other media. When I called them to clarify the truth, I did not talk to them. Instead, I simply broadcast the news to them. Before the phone calls were connected, I would send forth righteous thoughts to eliminate all the evil factors that were behind the people who answered and their work units, and were undermining Dafa. After the phone calls went through, I would then announce the news to them with a peaceful, benevolent and cordial tone.

When I called the various programs of CCTV, it always took several days for my phone call to go through, since the lines were very busy. I remained calm and made phone calls everyday. I kept in mind Teacher's words, "Do but pursue not----- Often stay in the Dao." (In the Tao, Hongyin). Because of my strong righteous thoughts, the people who answered oftentimes would listen to the entire news broadcast. When I announced, "Greetings! This is a long distance phone call from overseas. We will now broadcast an important piece of news," I often heard the other person pick up a pen and a piece of paper to take notes. When I said, "Now many people in China who slandered and persecuted Falun Gong have received their due retributions. Some died suddenly, some got cancer, some got into car accidents, and some had strange and incurable illness," the other person usually was shocked and would ask his colleagues to come listen too. Some even urged their colleagues to pick up another phone to listen. I made dozens of such phone calls in little more than 10 days.

Being a Dafa disciple, I truly felt that I am shouldering a sacred responsibility. The people in China are awakening and eager to learn the truth of Falun Dafa. We cannot afford to waste time in offering salvation to the people of the world.

Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2002/3/4/25991.html

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