(Clearwisdom.net) Whenever high-ranking officials from China go abroad, the Chinese Embassy or consulate calls on the Chinese nationals studying in that country to become part of so-called "Welcome Groups." The people, often students, respond to promises of rewards, monetary or otherwise. Members of these "welcome groups" have different thoughts and feelings. Some may even have an "I don't care" attitude and take part simply to receive the few dollars in reward. They may misunderstand or even hate Falun Data because they were deceived by the CCP's propaganda. But if they welcome CCP leaders who have persecuted Dafa, then the seemingly easy "welcome activity" is the most shameful thing of their lives in the eyes of gods.

Whenever high-ranking CCP officials visit a country, Dafa disciples always come out to clarify the truth as much as possible, peacefully appealing for an end to the persecution of Dafa and Dafa practitioners, and calling for the main perpetrators to be punished under the law. During these visits, Dafa practitioners have an opportunity to meet with the "welcome group" members, especially Chinese international students. Most of these students do not know the truth of Dafa. When they arrive in a foreign country to study, they are carefully watched and controlled by that country's Chinese embassy or consulate. They cannot think on their own or even live freely. Dafa disciples can clarify the truth to Chinese international students in advance by helping them to understand that being a part of the CCP's "welcome group" is shameful and not an honor in a free society. In this way, these students can rid themselves of the CCP's control, finally breathe the air of freedom and enjoy the delight and happiness of understanding the truth.

Let's make the best use of the time remaining to help more overseas Chinese remove the stain of the CCP and dissolve their misfortune. Let's help more Chinese international students move away from the evil party and approach the light.

Posting date: 9/9/2005
Original article date: 9/9/2005
Category: Practitioners' Insights
Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/9/4/109790.html

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