When little Rong Rong misses her parents, she will stand on a stool to reach the box on the table that contains her father's ashes and kiss the box.

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Little Rong Rong, do you have a home to return to now that it is getting dark?
The police sealed the door to your house. How can you possibly have a home?
The police broke into your home and arrested Mommy and Daddy.
Your parents follow the principles of "Truthfulness, Compassion and Forbearance."
Why are the kindhearted people beaten and murdered?
Your Daddy has been murdered and your Mommy cannot return home.
Your parents are not with you. How do you survive the hunger and cold?
Mommy and daddy are not with little Rong Rong.
Please hurry to come help little Rong Rong.

The tragic story of little Rong Rong

Rong Rong was born in November 1999. Her father Zou Songtao died in police custody on November 3, 2000. He was only 28 years old. At the time of his death, Rong Rong was only 11 months old. Rong Rong's mother Zhang Yunhe was forced to leave home and go into hiding in May of 2001 after she was discovered while distributing truth-clarification material and faced impending arrest. There are reports that she has been detained at the Dashan Detention Center in Qingdao. But to this day, no one can verify her whereabouts or whether she is still alive or not. Rong Rong now lives with her grandparents. Her grandmother couldn't bear the pain of losing her son-in-law and the separation from her daughter. She died while in her 60s, in August 2001. Rong Rong lost three family members whom she loved most: her dad, her mom, and her grandma. When little Rong Rong misses her parents, she will stand on a stool to reach the box on the table that contains her father's ashes and kiss the box.

http://www.pureinsight.org/pi/articles/2005/9/5/3307p.html

Posting date: 9/12/2005
Original article date: 9/12/2005
Category: Practitioners' Insights

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