Overseas Chinese Must Never Return to China
Yu reminds overseas Chinese friends: Mainland China is currently under a state of isolation, and returning to China is extremely dangerous. No matter what your family back home tells you, do not go back.
The CCP is now using bait to lure people living abroad back to China, casting an enormous hook and doing everything it can to bring overseas Chinese back.
On the surface, it claims to offer preferential treatment and incentives to overseas Chinese who return. In reality, they may become part of a human organ pool.
No matter how generous the offers from the CCP may be, and no matter how desperately your family back home pleads with you, do not be deceived into returning. Many people have already fallen into this trap.
In addition to potentially becoming part of an organ pool, overseas Chinese may also have their assets confiscated, because the CCP is truly running out of money.
This is especially true for scholars and business owners living overseas, and for those with substantial assets. If they return to China, they will likely be detained in secret, subjected to intense interrogation, and then have their assets further stripped away.
Friends in Taiwan should avoid traveling to China whenever possible. Your personal safety comes first.
Yu also wants to say to those living abroad: If you think, “I don’t have much money, so I should be fine if I return to China, right?”—you won’t necessarily be fine. You and your family have healthy bodies, and you almost certainly have relatives or friends living overseas who are financially well-off. By returning to China, you could become bait for the CCP. They may detain such bait and demand money from others for their release.
The situation in China is now different. In the past, people could still say, “As long as I haven’t offended the CCP through what I say on online platforms, the CCP won’t do anything to me.” Now, the danger is simply being alive. Your money, property, land, children, life, and even your soul all belong to the CCP.
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