During Xuyu’s connection with Lin Beichuan on January 16, Lin Beichuan called on everyone to break through information barriers. I believe this was an extremely important reminder. In my view, the key role that enables people to cross these information barriers is the Messenger. This is also, I believe, one of the main directions for the next stage of efforts: enabling more people to become messengers and keeping information inside and outside China in sync.
The CCP has blocked many VPNs, preventing people in mainland China from accessing the open internet. Fewer than five out of every thousand people can view overseas platforms (this situation must change—it has a decisive impact on whether the process can move forward). Messengers exist precisely within this tiny fraction of people. They have the technical ability to bypass the firewall, can access information both inside and outside China, understand the dynamics of supporters at home and abroad, and transmit information from within China to the outside world, while also relaying overseas information back into China.
Messages that Yu Menglong conveys overseas through mediums can continuously help guide everyone’s direction of effort. When messengers bring these messages back into China, Investigators and Evidence Collectors can adjust their focus accordingly and seek concrete evidence that can take root in our world (the human world)—such as evidence related to Yu Menglong’s unnatural death or information about the black industry chain. The findings produced by investigators and evidence collectors are then transmitted back overseas by messengers, becoming tangible material for overseas supporters to speak out and call for broader attention. At the same time, the growing international impact generated by overseas supporters is relayed back into China by messengers, encouraging observers and enabling them—through focused attention—to generate stronger forces of light to dispel darkness and ensure that the “two-year process” mentioned by Yu Menglong can move forward on schedule.
For this reason, I believe everyone should widely share one-click firewall-bypassing links (Li Muyang’s video provides a detailed introduction at the very beginning: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKm7EiS4rn8 ), helping more people become messengers. Yu Menglong has clearly stated that friends inside China should prioritize their safety—do not speak out publicly, only observe (but let the light within your heart shine intensely). Therefore, I believe that for people inside China, the role of Messenger is the most suitable and safest role (as are the roles of Investigator, Evidence Collector, and Observer). In mainland China, if a high-profile account openly follows the Yu Menglong case (like Lin Beichuan), it is very likely to be censored or persecuted. But if information spreads in a point-to-point, decentralized manner—each messenger only sharing with people around them, with many messengers covering all regions—it becomes like water: formless and elusive, leaving the CCP with no clear target to suppress.
In fact, the firewall is not the only information barrier. Language and level of understanding are also barriers. Language barriers can be crossed with AI translation tools, or through messenger-translators, such as channels like Angel S. on YouTube (I have seen several channels doing this kind of translation, but this Angel channel is the only one I’ve seen translating simultaneously into dozens of languages). As for barriers of understanding or spiritual level, many people lack a cultivation background and therefore cannot judge whether a medium’s words are credible or how to interpret them. When I act as an Interpreter, my analyses are precisely meant to help everyone cross this barrier—so please be sure to follow my interpretations here.
In the next post, I will continue by introducing the roles of Investigators and Evidence Collectors. Please stay tuned.
P.S. I do not agree with all of Lin Beichuan’s viewpoints, as his background (a “red third generation”) inevitably brings certain limitations. However, his courage in speaking out for Yu Menglong is deeply admirable, and I fully support his call to break through information blockades. I hope that in future connections he can reveal more of the CCP’s dark realities, and I hope that he—like everyone who calls for attention to the Yu Menglong case—can return safely. Do not forget to call out to him and to all the victims in your heart—urge them to make the Three Withdrawals, to break free from the control of the CCP’s evil specter, and to receive the protection of the divine.
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