Yu Menglong's Experience as a Victim of the Black Industry Chain
Continued from Non-Human Factors Behind the Black Industry Chain.Yu Menglong was taken from his birth mother at the age of three and brought to an und
Continued from Non-Human Factors Behind the Black Industry Chain.
Yu Menglong was taken from his birth mother at the age of three and brought to an underground laboratory where countless children from ethnic minorities were held. The researchers divided them into experimental and control groups, drawing their blood daily for experiments.
The children would cry and scream. After being injected with a certain substance, they became dull and slow-witted—even when harmed, they could only smile vacantly. A large number of these injected children were sold overseas. At first, Yu didn't know what fate awaited them; he guessed they might be adopted by wealthy families.
Yu quietly observed as he grew up, and gradually gleaned from conversations with researchers and agents that these children had been sold to an island, where they became objects of amusement and pleasure for prominent figures. But with limited information, Yu could only vaguely know that the children were suffering.
It wasn't until later that Yu gathered some evidence confirming just how evil and terrifying the CCP's black industry chain truly was. These prominent figures not only violated children—they consumed them. And shockingly, this practice originated domestically in China before spreading abroad.
What Yu didn't understand at the time was why these evil people relentlessly violated boys and girls. It was, in fact, to extract their vital essence—similar to the concept of "harvesting yang to replenish yin, harvesting yin to replenish yang."
Yu himself, around the age of ten, like the other victimized children described above, was forced to become a bed companion for high-ranking officials and prominent figures. At that time, the entire world was under the control of demons.
Yu only managed to collect extensive evidence of the deaths of domestically imprisoned children. Initially, agents abducted children everywhere. Later, as parents became more vigilant and children harder to obtain, the CCP resorted to luring Chinese and Southeast Asian women with high pay to a certain country (Phnom Penh or Cambodia, among other areas) for forced pregnancy and childbirth.
The imprisoned women became part of the black industry chain. The babies they produced had their kidneys harvested for transplantation; their liver tissue fluid was extracted for buyers; umbilical cord blood was drawn for stem cell sales; placentas were sold to pharmaceutical dealers to be processed into Ziheche (placenta-based medicine). Children fortunate enough to survive were subjected to repeated sexual abuse, and those on the verge of death from abuse had their adrenochrome extracted.
Slightly older adolescents were subjected to frequent blood draws to extract a certain hormone from their blood for producing rejuvenation drugs. There was an age restriction for making these drugs—between 12 and 20 years old. Beyond age 20, the hormone in their bodies decreased dramatically, rendering them of no pharmaceutical value.
The entertainment industry was one of the primary consumers of these rejuvenation drugs, especially Hollywood. Artists feared aging; by injecting a hormone extracted from the blood of these young people, their skin would become elastic and radiant—more natural and beautiful than any cosmetic procedure.
The massive demand for rejuvenation drugs created a massive demand for the adolescents who served as "raw materials." This is one of the reasons why so many teenagers have gone missing within China.
In China today, everyone lives in fear. Parents watch their children closely. But in rural areas with skip-generation parenting—where children are left in the care of elderly grandparents while their parents migrate to cities for work—entire classes of students have disappeared.
The families of rural teenagers are almost all headed by grandparents raising grandchildren. These elderly grandparents have no means to search for the children—most of them don't even know how to use the internet.
When Yu went to teach in rural areas, he witnessed this situation firsthand. Some schools simply shut down because all the students had been taken away. Children and adolescents disappeared in entire batches, yet the CCP government, upon receiving this information, never once inquired or assisted with investigations.
What does this signify? This nation, controlled by the evil specter of the CCP, uses children and adolescents as diplomatic tools—luring others with promises of rejuvenation and longevity—in order to obtain enormous economic revenue and control international society.
By this point, Yu had already collected a considerable amount of evidence, which he copied onto a USB drive that he carried with him at all times. He planned to reach a free country and then expose this entire black industry chain.
Little did he know that word had leaked. On September 10, 2025, Yu was persecuted to death by agents, who cruelly cut open his abdomen—precisely to retrieve that critical USB drive.
Yu cared deeply about the suffering children, because he himself had once been a suffering child. He does not care about how he was tortured to death. He does not worry about himself, nor does he seek revenge. His only thought is to save the suffering infants, toddlers, schoolchildren, and adolescents.
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