@M VIP: Once everyone has "moved" to the New Universe, perhaps all of Yu's stories shared on Yu En Transmission could be compiled into books and films, allowing them to be passed down for generations.
@White Light: I truly hope that one day these cultivation stories can be published as storybooks, so that future generations may read them and continue passing them on.
(Selected from “The True Story of the White Snake: Yu's Incarnation (Part Two)”)
@Yongyong Lulu: There is a famous Chinese rock song called Eggs Under the Red Flag. The CCP has also had children sing songs such as “Oh Party, My Dear Mother.” This makes me think that the concept of “false parents” may be part of the symbolism behind the entire sacrificial system.
The evil behind it not only uses false parents to control artists and, through them, influence vast fan communities, but also strengthens the CCP's role as the “false parent of the Chinese people” through these entertainment-based rituals. In earlier decades, this may have taken the form of Cultural Revolution-style rituals through “red songs,” which were used to influence older generations. In modern times, the methods have evolved with the times. In an era of entertainment saturation, the CCP can continue to maintain its influence by controlling popular celebrities and reinforcing its role as the “false parent” of the Chinese people through persuasion, indoctrination, and emotional dependence.
One cannot help but reflect that, under the influence of atheism and the schemes of dark forces, people may not even realize how they are being led astray. Even after death, their souls may remain bound by agreements made during life, continuing in a state of servitude.
The process described involving celebrities—surrogacy, gathering collective fan energy, and then being sacrificed to dark spiritual forces—appears to follow a three-step pattern that corresponds to the traditional concepts of jing, qi, and shen (essence, energy, and spirit). In a sense, it resembles the stories in Journey to the West, where demons sought to consume Tang Sanzang in order to gain power.
“Jing”（精 ）refers to the physical body. Tang Sanzang entered religious cultivation as a child monk, and therefore his body was considered pure and spiritually meritorious. Likewise, children are often viewed as possessing purity, youthfulness, and abundant vitality. In this framework, even surrogacy is seen as seeking the energy associated with new life.
“Qi” （氣）refers to popularity, vitality, life force, and spiritual presence. It is the energy refined from physical existence. A virtuous monk with high moral character, or a famous artist admired by millions, possesses influence and charisma beyond that of ordinary people. To dark forces, such individuals are viewed as possessing a more concentrated form of energy, much like refined gold extracted from ore or refined fuel processed from crude oil. The purer the energy, the more useful it becomes for sustaining and empowering those who seek to exploit it.
As for “Shen,” （神）it refers to the primordial spirit or true soul. Tang Sanzang's spirit was believed to be the reincarnation of Jin Chanzi, a disciple of Shakyamuni Buddha. If jing and qi depend upon the physical body, then gaining control over the spirit of a higher-level being would be considered even more valuable. Such spirits could be bound, manipulated, and forced into service. In this view, they could even be transformed into powerful servants, similar to how the Ringwraiths in The Lord of the Rings were once noble beings who became corrupted.
As someone who ignored the Chinese entertainment industry and Chinese film and television productions for many years, I would never have paid attention to this heavily affected area if it were not for Yu. He drew attention back to it and revealed what lies behind the masks and appearances.
Yu has burned himself like a light in the darkness, igniting the first lamp and becoming the first star. Through him, even ordinary people like us—people who barely knew these artists—have been guided into this chilling scene where hidden truths are being uncovered.
In reality, ordinary people also possess the power of a priest or guardian. However, after being influenced by atheistic thinking, many have come to regard a distorted and manipulated world as normal society. In doing so, they suppress and abandon their own spiritual strength and responsibility.
If kind-hearted people can see through the deception of dark forces, reclaim their role as guardians of goodness, and cherish and properly use their own essence, energy, and spirit, then no matter how many sacrifices evil attempts to make, its efforts will ultimately be insignificant. The reason such forces appear powerful is because so many people have allowed their own spiritual power to remain dormant.
I believe that as the truth continues to spread and people awaken to the need for self-salvation, the collective strength of good-hearted people will eventually surpass that of evil organizations. It will become a new mainstream force and a new current of warmth in the world.
Perhaps Yu's Army is simply one of the rivers that began flowing earlier within this great current of warmth. Within this warm current swim countless little fish. In Chinese, "fish" (魚) is pronounced the same as "Yu" (于), making them countless little "Yus." ...
@Guest 1778518114093: After reading many of Yu's replies, I suddenly realized something: people who live in free societies often find it difficult to comprehend the cruelty and evil of the CCP. The bright, lively, and cheerful images presented on camera may themselves be part of the illusion meant to mislead the public. Once people become accustomed to judging everything solely by what they see with their eyes, the truth may never reveal itself.
@Guest 1779140862639: Thinking about the suffering these celebrities may have endured behind the scenes, I no longer want to watch dramas. I do not want to become an accomplice to evil.
No wonder I felt something was very strange when watching Dilraba's new drama. Her co-star, Chen Feiyu, also gave me a very unsettling impression. Throughout the series, he seemed genuinely frightened, and I could not understand why he appeared so fearful during filming.
One would think he should be safe, considering he is the son of Chen Kaige. Yet there are many others who also make me feel uncomfortable. Looking at them, I get the impression that they have been subjected to tremendous pressure, abuse, and persecution by dark forces.
(Selected from “Yu Menglong's Reply: Persecuted Celebrities”)
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Yu Menglong:
Thank you all for your kind thoughts and concern.
During my lifetime, my own background was shrouded in mystery. Even I did not truly understand it. It was only after my death that things gradually became clear. Most of the other artists were also victims of the dark industry chain, and many of them only had the opportunity to learn the truth about their real origins after they passed away.
If it were not for the opportunity arranged by higher realms, which led me to find the Yu En Transmission team and enabled them to help me and the other victimized artists share our messages, then our true identities and the persecution we endured would likely have remained unsolved mysteries forever.
I am deeply grateful to the Falun Dafa practitioners on the Yu En Transmission team. They believed in me and in the other victimized artists, and they were willing to speak out on our behalf. With their help, we have been able to fulfill our mission: exposing the dark industry chain and delivering the Key to the New Universe.
At this moment, my heart is filled with gratitude—for the arrangements made by the higher realms, for the members of the team, and for all of you who have cared for me, cherished me, and refused to forget me.
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