By a Falun Dafa practitioner in Jilin Province, China

(Clearwisdom.net) On December 4, 2004, five policemen broke into Falun Dafa practitioner Ms. Li Aiying's home in Yitong County, Jilin Province intending to arrest her. To avoid being subjected to further persecution, Ms. Li made a rope from bed sheets and attempted to lower herself to the ground from the window. Unfortunately, in the process, she accidentally fell and died. The following describes the current circumstances of her second daughter, Zhao Qin.

Name: Zhao Qin
Gender: Female
Current age: 16
School: The fifth class, the first grade of high school in the Tenth Middle School of Yitong County, Jilin Province.
Caregiver: Her father - Zhao Haijie

Zhao Qin is now being taken care of by her father, Zhao Haijie, the Deputy Town Supervisor in Dagushan Town, Yitong County. He has remarried. Zhao Qin was in the third grade of junior high school in the Twelfth Middle School of Yitong County when her mother died.

Zhao Qin's mother, Li Aiying, was 48 years old. She worked at the Yidan Forest Farm in Yitong County, Jilin Province. Her apartment was on the Sixth Floor, Center Unit of the residential building of the Yitong Town Medicinal Materials Company in Yitong County.

As Ms. Li Aiying had greatly benefited from practicing Falun Gong, she went to Beijing to appeal in November 2000 after the persecution had begun. She was illegally seized by police in the appeals office and held for over a month in the Yitong County Detention Center. The police did not release her until her family paid them an enormous amount of extortion money to buy her release. In the spring of 2001, Ms. Li Aiying was again picked up by authorities and taken to the Party School of the Yitong County Committee, where she was subjected to intensive brainwashing.

Around 6:30 on the morning of December 4, 2003, Zhao Qin got ready for school and opened the door to leave the house. Five police officers led by Liu Tiejun and Xie (female) from the Yongning Street Police Precinct had been waiting outside for a long time. They seized this opportunity to forcibly enter her home without any warrant or legal document. Ms. Li Aiying quickly hid in the bedroom and locked the door. While her family members were arguing with the police, two young policemen started to kick open the door and threatened that they would break down the door if she didn't open it. To avoid being subjected to persecution again, Ms. Li tore a bed sheet into strips, tied the pieces into a rope and attempted to lower herself to the ground from the window. In the process she accidentally fell. Her ribs and internal organs were severely damaged as a result of the fall and she died. Her body was cremated on December 6, 2003.

Ms. Li's husband, Zhao Haijie, was at home when she died, but he wouldn't tell anybody anything. It is said that Yang Feng, the then head of the county, talked to him in person, and promised him something if he didn't talk about the incident.

Phone numbers of related persons:

Responsible unit: The Political and Security Section, Yitong County Police Department: 86-434-4228701
Section Chief: Li Xiaodong

Yongning Street Police Precinct, Yitong County, Jilin Province: 86-434-4222708
Head: Wang Lin, Deputy Head: Mu, Political instructor: Sun Xiaohui

Dagushan Town Government, Yitong County, Jilin Province: 86-434-4510320, Zip: 130713

The Twelfth Middle School in Yitong County, Jilin Province: 86-434-4223283, 86-434-4264377
Principal: Lei Chuntian, Jiang Xiaochun
Former Deputy Principal: Hu Shuzhi 86-434-4266108
Former Teacher in charge of the class: Qian Jie 86-434-4220412

The Tenth Middle School in Yitong County, Jilin Province:
86-434-4223186 (Duty Office) 86-434-4230740 (First Grade)
Principal: Wang Minghui 86-434-4234453
Teacher in charge of the fifth class, the first grade: Zhao Jinmei: 86-434-4233021(Office)
Zip code for Yitong County, Jilin Province: 130700

December 14, 2004

Posting date: 12/25/2004
Original article date: 12/25/2004
Category: Eyewitness Accounts
Translated on 12/20/2004
Chinese version available at http://minghui.org/mh/articles/2004/12/15/91469.html

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