What I Hear from People Returning from Hong Kong

By a Falun Dafa practitioner in Hebei Province, China

(Clearwisdom.net) I have heard people around me talking about meeting Falun Dafa practitioners in Hong Kong. Just a couple of days ago, a local practitioner visited Hong Kong. When he returned, he told us, "When we reached Customs in Hong Kong, there were Falun Dafa practitioners everywhere, clarifying the truth. When we visited a tourist location, there was a path that was hundreds of meters long where all the visitors would pass. Along both sides of the path, practitioners were clarifying the truth." The practitioner received many truth-clarification newspapers in a small handbag. He showed them to us when no one was watching. There were several copies of The Epoch Times published in Hong Kong. The pictures in The Epoch Times were very clear. The truth clarification materials also included some colorful brochures and a copy of the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party, which another fellow practitioner has already shown to his employer.

One of my colleagues also visited Hong Kong two months ago. When he returned, I asked him in public, "What did you see you in Hong Kong?" He immediately said, "I saw many of your Falun Gong practitioners." I also heard that he talked a lot to others about meeting Falun Gong practitioners in Hong Kong. Everyone was saying, "Falun Gong is legal in Hong Kong!"

In about 2004, my employer returned from Hong Kong. Even with other officials around, he discussed loudly with colleagues about seeing many Falun Gong practitioners in a parade. The other officials and clerks were very surprised, "People are allowed to practice Falun Gong in Hong Kong?"

Other practitioners have also heard similar good news. Falun Dafa practitioners in Hong Kong persist in clarifying the truth to the world's people, especially affecting those people traveling to Hong Kong from the mainland. The city where I live is small. The effect will be much greater in big cities where more residents travel to Hong Kong.

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