The previous post contained information that Yu Menglong transmitted to Yuen through thought-sensing (link below). In other words, the source of that information was Yu himself.
https://www.ganjingworld.com/news/1i9atapafp22wiF3Q1XYywZuH1e91c

The content below comes from what Yuen perceived in response to my questions (Yu was not involved in this part). I want to emphasize again: I am only relaying Yuen’s retrospective perceptions; I did not personally receive these messages.

According to Yuen’s sensing, the CCP had a plan to concentrate children and raise them collectively. However, scientific research suggested that even when young children are raised together, they still need parents. This conclusion was disputed, so the children were divided into two groups: one group was provided with “assigned parents,” and the other had no parents at all. Yuen is not aware of the final research conclusions, but Yu belonged to the group that had parents. Many children who disappeared in China were involved in such experiments.

The increasing loss of humanity among people in China, according to this perspective, is the result of those children who grew up without parents. Without parental companionship and moral guidance, children are more likely to lose their sense of humanity and develop only “party loyalty.” A vast supply of inhumane labor within the black industry chain comes from here: children taken from their parents were trained to become “tools,” lacking benevolence and moral values, focused solely on achieving objectives, and therefore easy to control.

By contrast, children who were raised by “assigned parents” developed independent thinking, emotional warmth, critical capacity, and basic moral principles—after all, not all agents are inherently evil.

Yu was truly a very obedient and kind child. Even though his parents were assigned agents, he remained deeply filial. In the end, the woman who later became his “mother” came to love him as her own son. In his soul communication, Yu said that the mother he longed to be filial toward was in fact this assigned mother. Even while living in what amounted to a human hell, he still held onto filial piety. His devotion deeply moved her, which is why she later sought the truth after his death.

Yuen further perceived that Yu’s biological mother was in a concentration camp, and his biological father was an agent guarding her, who used coercive and improper means to make her pregnant and then took the child away. (At that time, many women from Urumqi and other ethnic minorities has suffered this kind of “population cleansing” abuse.) Yu was taken to a laboratory, where many children of similar age were also being held. For experimental purposes, scientists divided the children into two groups: one without parental upbringing, and one with parental upbringing. Yu was assigned to the latter and entered what later became his “assigned family.”

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My Interpretation

After I began supporting Yu, disturbing scenes repeatedly appeared in my mind—visions of my own daughter being taken away and trained as a CCP agent, only to meet me again many years later. I was very clear that this is not her life path (please don’t worry), yet I couldn’t understand why these images kept appearing. After Yuen’s sensing, I came to understand that these images may have been a reflection, within my own field, of Yu’s real life experience.

Previously, Sloan Bella stated that Yu had been betrayed by his own family and that his father was a double agent. I was never able to understand this (and still struggle to), which is why I had refrained from interpreting Sloan Bella’s messages.

In a letter Yu conveyed through a Taiwanese psychic, he once said: “I really like children—perhaps because at that time, I myself was also a child.” Looking back now, this line seems to correspond with the newly surfaced information (though the psychic herself offered a different interpretation).
https://www.ganjingworld.com/news/1i7054lcvrf4pDKb1Xa1mrhSA16g1c

Once again, I thank Yuen for being willing to retrospectively sense the Yu Menglong case. This is an energy-consuming process. Our hope is to offer possible directions for investigation and evidence-gathering related to the black industry chain, and to help expose more truth.

More information will be shared in future posts. Please prepare yourselves: it may not be more emotionally shocking, but it will be even harder to believe. Accepting it may require breaking almost all existing assumptions about the material world. However, I believe this is a necessary process—because the truth about life and the universe is also part of the “truth” that Yu came to bring.