South Korea: Practitioners Peacefully Appeal During the Visit of Chinese Leader Jia Qinlin (Photos)
By a Korean Falun Dafa practitioner
(Clearwisdom.net) On August 26, a Chinese delegation led by Jia Qinlin,
committee member of the Chinese Politburo and Chair of the Chinese Political
Cooperation Committee, began a four-day visit to South Korea. When Korean Falun
Gong practitioners heard the news, they gathered in front of New Radisson Hotel
Seoul where Jia and his delegation would reside, and held a peaceful appeal.
The practitioners unfurled banners that stated, "Bring Jiang,
Luo, Liu, Zhou to Justice," and "Falun Dafa is Good."
Other practitioners practiced the exercises and distributed flyers to
passers-by to clarify the truth about Falun Dafa and the persecution
in China. Jia and his entourage didn't arrive until 5 o'clock in the
evening. Finally, the practitioners were told that the Chinese
visitors had already entered the hotel from the back door. The next day (August 27), Falun Gong practitioners arrived at the
hotel early and waited at every exit and intersection around the
hotel. When Jia's motorcade passed by, they unfurled the banner. In
the evening, more practitioners joined the appeal and the number of
practitioners outside the hotel was close to one hundred. The peaceful
activity ended after 9 p.m. Falun Gong practitioner Mr. Lin said that the purpose of the appeal
was to send a message to Jia Qinlin, to let him know that anyone who
followed Jiang's regime to persecute Falun Gong would only end up
victimized by Jiang in the end. The people who were pressured by Jiang
to commit crimes against Falun Gong needed wake up immediately and
recognize their mistake. They should align themselves with justice and
uphold righteousness for the Chinese nation and for themselves, and
help to end the persecution of
"Truthfulness-Compassion-Tolerance." It is reported that Korean practitioners in other cities also
initialized a series of appeals during Jia's visit, until the
delegation left Korea.
Chinese version available at
http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2004/8/29/82853.html
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