By a Jilin practitioner Ming Duo

(Clearwisdom.net) A Dafa disciple in Jilin Province was sentenced to one year of forced labor in 2000. While in detention, he persisted in cultivating Dafa and clarifying the truth whenever possible. After he was released, he immediately rejoined the current of Fa-rectification. His wife was twice sentenced to forced labor education and is still being jailed in Heizuizi Labor Camp in Changchun City, Jilin Province.

In January 2003, this practitioner wrote a report of the persecution endured by he and his wife, and submitted it to Minghui, which published his article with his real name. After the article was published, it caused a great repercussion among the local residents.

In May 2003, this practitioner was once again arrested while distributing Dafa truth-clarification materials. Even though the police used various tortures on him, he never yielded. In the end he was sentenced to 2 years of forced labor. He sent righteous thoughts. As a result, the labor camp refused to take him. After he returned home, he put together an article detailing the tortures used on him, as well as the names and work units of the police. Minghui published the article with his real name, once again shocking the evil. He also published several other articles with his real name to expose the persecution of his wife.

For the past several years, the local civil administration department has stopped the couple's stipends. Not long ago, however, authorities went to him and gave him all the stipends they had withheld.

Another practitioner also managed to publish the persecution facts with her real name. Afterwards, the labor camp police dared not intensify their persecution of her.

Of course, when we expose the evil, there is no clear-cut rule as to whether or not we must use real names. We must be rational. The point is that we can achieve good effects as long as we have a determined mind to expose the evil and clarify the truth.

2004-1-18

Posting date: 2/4/2004
Original article date: 2/3/2004
Category: Practitioners' Insights
Chinese version available at http://minghui.org/mh/articles/2004/1/19/65273.html

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