Yu Menglong: On The Three Gorges Dam
During the construction of the Three Gorges Dam and the relocation of more than one million people, many lives were lost.
The first victims were local residents who were forced to move to remote mountain regions at high elevations or relocate to distant provinces, leaving countless families without their livelihoods. Many elderly people, whose families had lived there for generations, refused to abandon their ancestral homeland. They remained behind and were ultimately swallowed by the rising waters.
Between 1.2 and 1.4 million people agreed to relocate, only to discover afterward that the resettlement funds and fertile farmland they had been promised by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) had been embezzled or siphoned off layer by layer by local officials.
Within the reservoir region, including places such as Dachang Town in Chongqing, numerous elderly migrants, overwhelmed by forced relocation, the loss of their livelihoods, and profound despair, took their own lives by hanging or jumping into the river. Others, unable to obtain the compensation they had been promised and driven into poverty, also died by suicide.
In some areas, local residents and farmers who protested inadequate compensation fought violent clashes with armed police and security forces sent to carry out forced demolitions. As they struggled to defend their homes and their right to survive, many were killed or seriously injured during security crackdowns.
Meanwhile, the Chinese authorities maintained extremely tight control over information coming out of the reservoir region and heavily restricted media access. As a result, the outside world has never been able to determine with certainty how many people were drowned, how many died as a result of persecution, or how many were imprisoned.
Yu Menglong (Yu) says that the resentment of these countless wronged souls remains concentrated around the Three Gorges Dam. He explains that this spiritual burden contributed to numerous fatal accidents among frontline construction workers, many of whom were unfamiliar with the environment and worked under poor construction standards, incomplete building procedures, inadequate safety equipment, poor personnel management, unrealistic construction deadlines, and corruption that resulted in the use of substandard building materials.
The Chinese government acknowledged only that slightly more than one hundred construction workers died in accidents. Yu says the actual death toll reached into the thousands.
Yu further explains that the evil spirit behind communism is rooted in Satanism, whose practitioners have historically used occult rituals against their enemies or over physical objects.
To prevent further worker casualties, he says, the Chinese authorities did not address the underlying construction problems. Instead, local residents who had been imprisoned after protesting the loss of their homes and livelihoods were allegedly buried alive inside the dam's bridge piers as part of an occult ritual known as "living foundation sacrifice" (da sheng zhuang).
From the perspective of Feng Shui, the construction of the Three Gorges Dam severed the Yangtze River, effectively cutting through China's dragon vein.
In traditional Chinese geomancy, mountains and rivers are regarded as the channels through which the earth's vital energy flows. The Yangtze and Yellow Rivers are viewed as two great water dragons—the two principal dragon veins that have nourished five thousand years of Chinese civilization and successive dynasties.
By blocking the Yangtze across its middle section, the dam is likened to cutting through the dragon's waist, pinning down its spine with enormous nails, and transforming living water into stagnant water.
Yu says this has not only contributed to China's economic stagnation and national decline, but has also disrupted the balance of water energy, leading to catastrophic flooding.
The countless lives lost during the dam's construction, together with the resentment of the wronged souls and the ancestral graves that remained submerged beneath the reservoir because they could not be relocated in time, are said to have created an enduring concentration of negative spiritual energy. This has left the region deeply unsettled and unable to maintain lasting peace and harmony.
Because the Yangtze water dragon is closely tied to China's national destiny and the foundation of its rulers, Yu says that severing this dragon vein weakened the foundations of the Chinese Communist regime, accelerated internal conflicts within the Party, and set China on a path of national decline.
The Three Gorges Dam was completed in 2006 and has now been in operation for twenty years. During that period, it has been associated with numerous major natural disasters, including water seeping into underground fault zones, dramatic changes in crustal pressure that trigger earthquakes, severe landslides, catastrophic floods alternating with extreme droughts, and widespread ecological destruction.
On July 6, 2026, torrential rainfall brought by Typhoon Mesak triggered severe flooding in Hengzhou, Nanning, Guangxi. According to estimates by online users based on the number of body bags, approximately 170,000 people died in the disaster. Yu said that multiple leaks have already appeared at the base of the Three Gorges Dam and that a dam failure is only a matter of time. He further claimed that the number of people affected could exceed 400 million.
He further says that officials responsible for managing the reservoir knew the dam had multiple leaks, yet instead of repairing it or urgently evacuating nearby residents and workers, they fled with their own families.
After becoming the Dragon King in 2026, one of his first major responsibilities was to protect the Three Gorges Dam. The project was forcibly approved by former CCP leader Jiang Zemin and others despite widespread opposition, and that corruption throughout the construction process turned it into what is commonly described as a "tofu-dreg project"—a structure built with dangerously poor workmanship.
He says that without the protection of the Dragon Clan, the dam would already have collapsed, causing catastrophic casualties on a massive scale. With continuous torrential rainfall, even Shanghai and China's coastal provinces could not have been spared.
Only in this way can more innocent lives have more time and opportunities to receive the key to the new universe. This, Yu said, is the compassion of the Creator and the righteous gods of the higher realms.
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