News and Events from around the World -- January 6, 2007

Issued by Clearwisdom Net

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  • Peru: New Year's Gifts for Chinese Immigrants in Lima



  • Peru: New Year's Gifts for Chinese Immigrants in Lima

    At 9:00 a.m. on the first day of 2007, a group of western Falun Gong practitioners went to Chinatown in Lima, the capital of Peru. They greeted Chinese immigrants, "Happy New Year!" and presented a brochure of the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party as a precious gift. Those Chinese who received the brochure were touched by their sincere gesture and thanked the practitioners.

    Falun Gong practitioners in Peru explain the facts and spread the Nine Commentaries in Chinatown on New Year's Day

    The practitioners' activity in Chinatown caught the attention of some Chinese Communist Party (CCP) supporters. They called security personnel to attempt to disperse the practitioners. When the security personnel started asking questions, the audience spoke out, "They don't sell anything or violate any rules, they only distribute flyers and literature. Why are you hassling them?"

    The security person said he knew Falun Gong. After watching a while, he said to one practitioner quietly, "You are so peaceful and kind. Why do those Chinese not like you?"

    The practitioner handed him a flyer and explained the facts of the CCP's persecution of Falun Gong.

    More practitioners came and joined the activity. They held the banners "Heaven Destroys the CCP, Quit the CCP to Save Yourself," "The CCP is Not China," and "Loving China Does Not Mean Loving the CCP."

    Many Chinese appeared surprised when they saw the banners. Several Chinese came by taxi and stopped near the practitioners. They watched for a few minutes and left with a copy of the Nine Commentaries.

    By noon, 400 copies of the Nine Commentaries had been distributed. The owner of the Chinese restaurant across the street came out to see practitioners' activity five times. He listened to the broadcast recording of the Nine Commentaries in Cantonese from the Sound of Hope radio program. Some Chinese people who were born in Peru can speak and read only Spanish, and they were eager to get the Nine Commentaries in Spanish. The practitioners told them that they could get it on nearby Italy Square every Friday afternoon.