Australia: "Uncompromising Courage" Art Exhibition Touches Faculty and Students in Queensland University (Photos)
By a practitioner in Brisbane
(Clearwisdom.net) From August 31 to September 1, Falun Gong
practitioners in Brisbane held an "Uncompromising Courage" Art
Exhibition in Queensland University to display the grace of Falun Dafa and
expose the CCP's brutal persecution of practitioners in China for more than
seven years. The exhibition caught the attention of many students, faculty and
staff and touched many kind hearts. The practitioners held the exhibition in order to help faculty, staff and
students in Queensland University know the facts of the CCP's brutal persecution
of Falun Gong in China. First, we clarified the truth to members of the student
association. After listening to the explanation, they provided us with the
exhibition hall for two weeks. Later, practitioners put up posters across the
campus, sent out invitation letters, distributed flyers and explained the facts
to people. The opening ceremony of the art exhibition was started with the performance
of "Falun Dafa Is Good" by a small waist drum team and a "Fairy
Dance," symbolizing the practitioners' purity. Then, several practitioners
introduced Falun Dafa and the purpose for holding the exhibition. A
truth-clarification movie was played to help people see the ongoing persecution
in China. Many faculty, staff and students viewed the paintings. One young man said
indignantly, "I never thought that such inhumane things still occur in
today's world." Several students asked while pointing at a painting showing the CCP's torture
of a practitioner, "Is this true?" After listening to a practitioner's
explanation, they said that they would tell their family and friends about it,
so that more people would be aware of it and help put a stop to it. Many people signed the petition calling for an end of the persecution.
Chinese version available at
http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2006/9/3/136978.html
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