(Clearwisdom.net) According to an unbiased source, He Jiao, a young female teacher at a middle school in Shiyan City, Hubei Province, showed a truth-clarification film to her students in the classroom. The activity was reported to the 610 Office at the provincial level and then to the central government level. The Public Security Office sent officers to Shiyan City to persecute her. They implicated the entire staff of the school, demanded that the school leadership assemble the entire staff to distribute propaganda material and to conduct and write a self-examination report. They stripped the school's honorary title, "Unit of (Spiritual) Civilization at the Provincial Level," and cancelled the leadership promotions and bonuses for the entire staff. Their intent was to incite people's hatred toward Falun Dafa and practitioner He Jiao.

Someone said, "I didn't believe what I read about the persecution of Falun Dafa on the fliers that I used to pick up. I now see it happening before my eyes. What He Jiao did was not such a big concern, yet she has been locked up for so long and a sentence is likely to take place soon. It is such a pity since she is such a good person and has a very nice family. Now, the family is torn apart. What the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has done is immoral." Another person said, "The CCP overlooks its officials' corruption and embezzlement, but vigorously pursues ordinary folks who have committed no crimes. It looks like it is truly meeting its destruction."

He Jiao was forcibly taken away, causing tremendous pain to her family and relatives. Her husband was forced to become homeless to avoid being persecuted, and their 9-year old daughter was sent to live with her uncle in the countryside. Upon learning the news, her mother's blood pressure became alarmingly high. She collapsed and became bedridden for many days with a serious illness.

Posting date: 6/9/2005
Original article date: 6/8/2005
Category: Eyewitness Accounts
Translated on 6/3/2005
Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2005/5/15/101851.html

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