Today I mainly want to introduce the CCP’s methods of overseas infiltration, as well as ways to respond, so as to strengthen everyone’s resilience. I’ve just finished recording Mark of the Stars, and finally have some time.
First, I want to make one thing clear: seeking justice from the CCP is not about begging the CCP to grant justice. The CCP has created an evil unprecedented on this planet—forced organ harvesting, baby farms, telecom fraud compounds, inhumane persecution of faith, and successive political campaigns that caused the unnatural deaths of 80 million Chinese people. That number alone exceeds the combined death toll of the two World Wars, not to mention the massive loss of life caused by concealing the truth about the virus.
If, even now, someone still hopes the CCP will “turn over a new leaf” and give Yu justice, it gives me the feeling that “Yu died in vain.” The moment you still hold even the slightest expectation or recognition of the CCP in your heart, you are giving the CCP’s evil spirit space to parasitize and survive within your thinking and your life—and you are continuously supplying it with energy. This is precisely why we must keep reminding people to do the Three Withdrawals: to eliminate any space in this world for the CCP’s evil spirit to exist. If the CCP’s evil spirit were not the most malevolent existence to all beings in the universe, there would not be a cosmic arrangement such as “Heaven Eliminates the CCP.” Yu came into this arrangement to awaken people and ignite the final fuse of this process.
Some of the main tactics the CCP used in persecuting Falun Gong are now beginning to reappear in the so-called “Yu Movement.” I will list them one by one and break them down, so you can prepare in advance. (I’ve already noticed that some of you are experiencing these tactics—and some have already fallen into the traps.)
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1. Labeling Others as “Foreign Anti-China Forces” to Deter Supporters
Previously, Lin Beichuan proposed that support should remain “reasonable and lawful” within the boundaries approved by the CCP, to avoid being labeled “anti-China forces.” The moment I saw that, I knew one of two things would happen: either Lin Beichuan would soon disappear from the public eye (due to a lack of clarity about the CCP and a direction that runs against Heaven’s will), or the “Yu Movement” would continue to treat him as a spiritual leader and ultimately capsize. Fortunately, the outcome was the first, not the second.
Yu had already resolved this crisis through soul communications with Xuyu: friends inside China should observe silently without speaking out, while overseas supporters become the main driving force. Those who truly have the capacity and influence to move things forward are mostly overseas. Overseas Chinese—especially those who have witnessed Falun Gong practitioners’ decades-long resistance to persecution—have long recognized the CCP’s true nature, provided they still have a conscience.
For years, the CCP has relied on the “anti-China forces” label to deliberately blur the distinction between being anti-CCP and anti-China, stirring emotions among Chinese people and pushing them away from Falun Gong and all dissidents who expose CCP atrocities—away from the call for the Three Withdrawals (otherwise the CCP’s evil spirit would starve), and away from the truth about forced organ harvesting, allowing domestic and international black industries to “thrive.”
Among overseas Chinese, there is a saying: if, according to CCP logic, “anti-CCP” equals “anti-China,” then for an organization whose crimes are beyond what language can describe, “is it still human not to oppose it?” If anyone later argues with you using the “anti-China forces” line, say this to them.
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2. Demonizing Yu’s Supporters: Calling Them “Abnormal” or a “Cult”
When I hear these claims—especially the word “cult”—I can’t help but laugh. This tactic has been used against Falun Gong practitioners for decades and never worked. They didn’t even bother changing the terminology before using it on Yu’s supporters?
The CCP itself is the most evil cult this world has ever known, redefining the very meaning of a cult in human history. Other cults seek to control only their own followers; the CCP seeks to control the entire world, other dimensions, heaven and earth alike. In soul communications, Yu and Xuyu mentioned that these people believe they are gods, mistaking the mercy shown by divine beings as fear. Such an unprecedented cult then dares to define others as cults—truly absurd.
In response to CCP attacks and its troll armies, don’t immediately go on the defensive. Stay calm and composed. Look beyond appearances to essence: ask yourself what you did right to trigger such suppression. Learn from the direction of their attacks. When they say you’re a cult, it’s because they fear your passion and cohesion. They fear the truths revealed through psychic communications—unsure how many mediums Yu has contacted, whom he may contact next, and what key information might be revealed. Therefore, they want people to stay away from mediums and away from the truth.
Once you identify their targets, act accordingly: the more they want you to avoid something, the more you should approach it; the more they want you to stop doing something, the more persistently you should continue. Their suppression is effectively highlighting what you are doing right.
Remember: no matter how evil interferes, it will ultimately add fuel to your fire and accelerate its own destruction. This path of destruction has long been set by the gods for the CCP and those who refuse to repent.
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3. Impersonating Yu’s Supporters to Gather Intelligence and Divide the Community
Those who haven’t experienced this are especially vulnerable. These trolls don’t appear as attackers; they appear as supporters. Their fake accounts are filled with Yu-related content, sometimes looking even more invested than you. Some groups that seem dedicated to seeking justice are actually designed to collect supporters’ information.
Their real goal is to observe: who are the opinion leaders? Who plays key roles? Who has the most connections? Then they focus their attacks accordingly. Therefore, unless you know someone in real life, assume all online contacts could be CCP operatives. Do not share personal information, nor information about other supporters.
They also look for divisions and deliberately sow discord, amplifying any rifts. They identify people’s fears and weaknesses, then craft attacks accordingly.
Photos can be faked. Text can be faked. But a person’s life state—especially one of higher consciousness—cannot be faked or hidden. If someone’s presence makes you more sincere, kind, tolerant, brave, and resilient, move closer. If someone’s presence pulls you away from those qualities, trust your intuition and keep your distance—even if they claim to be a supporter. Your energy should be used for what truly helps Yu.
These principles are also my own standards for deleting posts and blocking accounts.
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4. Stirring Emotions to Provoke Extremes, Creating a “Yu Movement” Version of the “Tiananmen Self-Immolation”
Many netizens have warned against being emotionally manipulated by deliberately released graphic images or videos. The CCP’s greatest wish is for a Yu supporter to commit violent acts, providing an excuse to suppress the entire movement—just like the fabricated Tiananmen self-immolation used against Falun Gong.
Fortunately, Yu instructed domestic supporters to remain silent and calm, directly dismantling this trap.
What they truly want is a weak-willed, misguided “spiritual leader” within the movement—someone they can torture, then parade on television to confess to being misled by “foreign hostile forces.” You should be grateful that Lin Beichuan was merely sidelined rather than subjected to such a fate.
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5. Buying Off Overseas Influencers and Media: “Small Criticism, Big Assistance”
These red influencers and media outlets may appear pro-democracy on non-essential issues, building an image of justice. But on issues the CCP cannot tolerate—Falun Gong, forced organ harvesting, Yu’s case, black industries—they align perfectly with CCP narratives.
Among overseas Chinese, there’s a saying: judge someone’s true stance by their attitude toward Falun Gong. It never fails. Falun Gong is the litmus test for identifying CCP overseas infiltration.
Their role is to guide narratives and muddy the waters. Once targets and strategies are set, these channels are activated to echo CCP messaging. The CCP’s reputation is already notorious; only these overseas red influencers still serve as its mouthpieces.
Do not mistake them for “overseas public opinion.” They are not the public—they are zombie puppets of the CCP’s evil spirit abroad.
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These are the overseas infiltration methods I can think of for now. I hope they help strengthen your resistance. I’ll say the most important thing three times: the truth and kindness in your heart are your true guides. They will lead you toward light and the future at this most critical moment in human history.
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