According to reliable sources, the Chinese government arrested more than 1,700 practitioners from February 4 to February 7.
On January 28, the People' Court of the Dong-cheng District put 22practitioners on trial in three different halls.
Xiao-bin Li and Xiao-mei Li, who were the former owners of the Di-tan Cultural Bookstore, were tried in the first hall. Five practitioners who had unfurled banners of Falun Dafa in front of the national flag were tried in the second hall. Another 15 practitioners were put on trial in the third hall.
February 12, 2000.
I am Ling-mei Chen, a common countrywoman. Before I learned Falun Dafa, I had a lot of illnesses and suffered all day. After I learned Falun Dafa, I got saved. I could feel what it was like to be free of illnesses. I was so happy that I was freed. However, the Chinese government defamed such a good practice as an "evil religion". I was very confused and saddened by that. So I wanted to appeal for ...
[Hebei, Feb. 13] Mr. Hong-sheng Tao, an official in the Department of Security of Hebei Province, got arrested on December 25 1999 when he and Mr. Bing Wu, a teacher from the 18th middle school of Shijiazhuang city, unfurled a banner reading "Falun Dafa" on the Tiananmen Square. Mr. Tao' wife and daughter also got arrested. His deeds had made astir among the Central Political-Legal Committee, the state security department and the police departments. He was directly escorted back to ...
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- Archaeologists have discovered what the well-dressed Ice Age woman wore on ritual occasions. Her outfit, however, including accessories, doesn' resemble anything Wilma Flintstone ever wore, or, for that matter, any of our carved-in-stone conceptions of "paleofashion."
Master Li quietly watching the world from amidst the mountains after leaving New York following July 20th, 1999. (Published January 19, 2000)
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Master Li quietly watching the world from amidst the mountains after leaving New York following July 20th, 1999. (Published January 19, 2000)
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