Exposure of a False ‘Prosperous’ Regime
In the footage, the woman, wearing a thin layer of clothing in the winter, is held by a chain on her neck that her husband installed, in a doorless, unheated, and shabby hut. She was said to be mentally ill, and her words were incomprehensible. It was said that nearly all her teeth had been knocked out by her husband, who also cut off the tip of her tongue.What is known is that the woman, surnamed Yang, was bought by her husband’s father, Dong, in 1998. She’s long been raped by the three men of the Dong family. Many local cadres and village officials have also raped her. Some wives of the village Party committee members even fought with their husbands because of their abuse of the woman.
Who were the fathers of those eight children? The husband, Zhimin, certainly didn’t know, but responded casually: “Regardless, they all have to call me dad.”
Yang Mauxia was abducted as a schoolchild. For more than 20 years, she’s lived a hellish life. What is shocking is that the villagers were aware of her situation. In fact, abduction and human trafficking are not uncommon in rural China, and the locals have actually became accustomed to such things.
Following exposure of this horrible crime, a veteran investigative journalist Deng Fei revealed on Chinese social media Weibo that there was another girl in the village who showed up around the same time as Yang. She was also chained up, and found in conditions that were even more miserable. She could only lie on her stomach on the ground and continuously shake her head. She wore no clothing, and had just a blanket to wrap around herself.
According to Deng’s post, she hadn’t received a charity visit because she hadn’t had enough children to honor the Party’s new policy.
Chinese netizens were outraged, and local authorities were forced to come up with the lame excuse that Dong offered shelter when Yang was found begging on the street in 1998.
Will the CCP Rule by Law?
After the video was exposed, netizens found that Yang closely resembled the picture of a missing girl from Sichuan Province, around 930 miles away from Yang’s current residence in Jiangsu Province. Her name was Li Ying.Li Ying, born in 1984, was a sixth grader when she went missing in Dec. 1996 at the age of 12. Her age matched well with Yang’s age when she was first seen at Dong’s home.
Li’s father, a veteran, passed away long ago. His friend recognized Yang’s close resemblance to Li’s father, according to a Chinese netizen.
Many Chinese netizens also recognized that Yang spoke in a local Sichuan dialect. In other footage, after Yang was unshackled, she pointed at the Dong’s house and said, It’s a nest of jerks, the entire family is rapists.
Li’s mother in Sichuan has provided a blood sample to the police for DNA testing. However, Chinese netizens are worried that even if Yang is confirmed to be Li, the CCP will not admit it.
Claiming to rule by law, will the CCP publish truthful DNA testing results?
If Yang indeed turns out to be Li, the CCP’s official claim will be proven to be a lie and could spark another wave of outcries that could be hard to control.
Once the truth about the tragic mother of eight is revealed, it will confirm the severity of human trafficking in China. The international community will not remain silent on the human rights issue in China.
We can’t presume that the CCP will admit the wrongdoing, because all relevant videos on the mother of eight have already been deleted from Chinese social media. A typical move by the regime for so-called “maintaining social stability.”
What’s even more outrageous is that Zhimin, husband and rapist of the mother of eight, was not punished. Instead, he received donations from netizens.
China Among the Highest Number of Human Trafficking Cases
Xuzhou City, where the mother of eight was reported, has an above average per capita GDP. But, according to a 1989 publication that used data from the book “Age-Old Crimes: A Documentary on the National Trafficking of Women,” investigators found that more than 48,000 women were sold in Xuzhou, between 1986 and 1989.The documentary described how a local village, Niulou, had a population increase of more than 200 women in those three years, all of whom were trafficked girls, and accounted for two-thirds of married women in the village.
In another village, Jiangji, nicknamed “the largest human wholesale market” in the area, nearly every household has been involved in human trafficking. The local officials in various departments, including the public security bureau, police station, family planning office, and so on, were fully aware of the human trade.
This is the situation in a city that’s well off, what about the rural areas and the less developed cities?
Human traffickers are rampant in poverty-stricken areas across China. The document gave an example of brokers publicly showing seven girls who were up for auction in a bustling market that bordered Shandong and Henan provinces.
CCP Initiated Human Trafficking in 1950
When Zhimin suddenly became a Weibo celebrity even after the exposure of his crimes, and received public and even governmental aid, it’s clear that his conduct is under the protection and endorsement of the CCP authorities.The “Age-Old Crimes” book told the story of Li Xiaolan, a girl abducted from Guizhou, who sought help from a policeman on a street in Xuzhou. The officer took her to his cousin’s house. That night, the cousin raped Li Xiaolan, and then sold her for 1,800 yuan ($284) the next day.
In fact, the CCP initiated bride trafficking as early as 1950, when it occupied Xinjiang, shortly after taking over China. The CCP abducted more than 8,000 teenage girls from Hunan Province, in the name of “recruiting female soldiers,” to resolve the marriage and childbirth problems for soldiers stationed in Xinjiang.
Obviously, human trafficking has never been a big deal to the CCP. The administrative means are easily manipulated to openly justify the crime.
To quickly make up for the gender imbalance in Chinese society created by the one-child policy, the regime touts those multiple births, even though they occured because of human trafficking.
Conclusion
When the regime carries on its 2022 Winter Olympics at the cost of suppressing human rights and national wealth, the mother of eight incident reveals the false image of the red “prosperity,” “rule by law,” “common prosperity,” and “the largest democracy.”This is just the tip of the iceberg of misery under CCP rule. What is even more terrifying is the indifference of local people to crimes of human trafficking and gang rape, and who even condone the evil acts. This reflects the collapse of social morality under the CCP’s atheist rule.
When universal values are abandoned or even disappear, no one will be safe, and anyone can become a victim at any time.
How long will you, the kind-hearted Chinese people, remain silent to this inhumanity?
