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I've seen white bones on the ground, right under my feet.
At that time, in order to escape the CCP, I also took the risk of death.
Xiaowanghong Bridge is here.
Come on, come on.
Hello, Yi Boyang.
Hello.
We know that you went through a lot to get to the U.S. or directly to Canada.
I stayed in the U.S. for a period of time.
Then I came to Canada through the arrangement of my tongue.
Can you tell us a little bit about the difficulties and dangers you experienced in the process of getting to the U.S.?
Why did you risk your life to get to the U.S.?
I experienced 15 countries along the way.
It was harder than the 25,000-mile long journey to the U.S.
I experienced the death jungle.
I walked out of the jungle.
Sometimes I don't even want to remember this experience.
I almost lost my life on the way.
I remember the most vividly that I was on the way from Panama to Cape Canaveral.
I was stuck on the island for about a week.
I slept on the floor of the rock for four or five nights.
The rock was so big that I couldn't remember what it looked like.
It was a wooden boat.
It was a flying boat.
It was very unstable.
It was very fast.
It was afraid of the seawater.
The boat was running in a straight line.
You could see how fast it was.
I was sitting at the front of the boat.
The boat was shaking.
My waist was severely injured.
Fortunately, I met an Amigo.
Amigo means friend in Spanish.
He helped me out of the jungle for two days.
I walked out of the jungle.
I sat on a single-tree boat.
The distance between us was about three or four meters.
It was about one or two meters long.
It was a deep primitive jungle.
I experienced it all.
There was a horse-riding route on the way.
I sat on the horse.
I've never ridden a horse since I was a kid.
I wanted to escape the CCP's persecution.
I wanted to survive.
I was on my back.
I learned how to ride a horse.
I had to walk out of the jungle.
The ground was very sharp.
If I fell off the horse, my body would be pierced.
I kept all my photos.
I was pierced in this position.
I was in a hurry to ride a horse.
The horse was out of my control.
I was pierced.
I was injured all over.
My feet were half the size of my stomach.
My feet were all swollen.
I had to walk all the way.
Sometimes I feel like...
If I didn't want to escape the CCP's dictatorship and persecution,
or the persecution of others,
I wouldn't have taken such a big risk.
I had to walk all the way.
Sometimes I think about it.
I remember when I first arrived in Canada,
I woke up in the middle of the night.
I was sleeping.
I was looking for medicine.
That's it.
This experience has given me a lot in my life.
Are you still taking medicine now?
Sometimes I still take sleeping pills.
The CCP really hurts me a lot.
It's painful.
Is it insomnia or nightmares?
Sometimes it's a nightmare.
Sometimes I don't know where I am.
Sometimes I really don't dare to think about this experience.
How many days have you been through?
When I came out of China,
I climbed the mountain with him.
The CCP persecuted me with severe depression and anxiety.
I coughed blood for a month.
I went to four authoritative hospitals.
They all have severe depression and anxiety.
We were arranged to climb the mountain from Vietnam.
The mountain was 90 degrees.
How many days did he take you out?
I've been through 68 days since October 11th.
Did you arrive in Toronto?
Yes, I arrived in Toronto.
Did you two travel separately?
Did you travel by train to Canada?
I have a Canadian visa.
He didn't get off his Canadian visa.
I accompanied him from Guangxi to Vietnam.
We flew to Turkey together.
I flew from Turkey to Toronto.
I've been waiting for him here.
Did you feel very anxious at that time?
I was very anxious.
Why did I wear a hat?
I arrived in October.
He arrived in December.
I was anxious for more than a month.
I have no friends here.
I found a place to stay.
I couldn't sleep every day.
I didn't have time difference.
For example, when he walked through the rain forest,
he didn't have a signal.
If he walked to a place with a signal,
he would immediately tell me that he was safe.
I didn't dare to sleep.
I kept waiting for the news.
I was so anxious that I lost my appetite.
I couldn't eat anything.
My hair fell a lot.
My bathtub was full.
I had to go to Dollarama
to buy two bottles of water.
I was very anxious.
He sprained his back.
He sprained his back at the earliest stage.
He couldn't walk for the rest of the time.
He kept telling me that he was grateful
for the Mexican friend who took him for several days.
If it weren't for him,
he would have died in the forest.
I'm really grateful to the Mexican friend.
He called me and told me that he was safe.
I encouraged him.
I told him that I would wait for him here.
I told him that he could make it.
When he came to Toronto,
he finally made it to Toronto from the U.S.
When he came to Toronto,
he woke up in the middle of the night.
He said that he needed to find some medicine.
I asked him what kind of medicine he needed.
The next morning,
I asked him if he remembered what happened.
He said that he didn't remember.
He was under a lot of pressure
because he was persecuted by the CCP.
He was not a normal person.
He had nightmares for three months.
It was really hard for him.
I think that the Chinese Communist Party
is a very evil party.
It's a black society.
Xi Jinping is not a human being.
It's under his rule.
Okay.
Yibo Yang,
please tell us
what kind of personal experience you had in China
that made you decide to leave China.
Please tell us.
When I was in China,
there was a pandemic.
I did some small business
and sold some trendy toys.
After I experienced the business,
I always tried to make a comeback.
Because in China,
there are some normal business networks
that don't allow you to see the trend.
In order to check the market,
I went to some small shops
and saw the crime of the Chinese Communist Party.
Then I found a person named Liu Lei.
I asked him to buy some goods.
Because our circle of friends
introduced each other.
I asked him to buy some goods.
I gave him 200,000 RMB.
I asked him to buy some goods.
He said he was from Tianjin.
He knew both black and white.
He also knew Zhengyao.
There were several big bosses behind him.
Yes, there were so many big bosses behind him.
I thought he was very capable.
So I bought some goods for him.
But he didn't give me the goods.
After that,
I called the police.
He ignored me.
He blocked me on WeChat.
I made some money.
I didn't have much money.
How much money?
200,000 RMB.
He didn't give me the money.
So I went to Tianjin to call the police.
After that,
the police took my ID card and phone
and made some records.
After that,
I returned to Shenyang.
It was only 10 days later.
After that,
Tianjin
sent 6 people
to Tianjin.
5 men and 1 woman.
They sent 6 people to Tianjin.
The first thing they did was
controlling my phone.
I was so scared.
When they came in,
did they tell you who they were?
No.
Did you open the door for them?
I was sleeping.
When I woke up,
they came to me.
They came to me.
They knocked on my door.
They said,
what police?
In China,
when you hear the word police,
people are scared.
I opened the door.
6 people came in.
They came in.
They controlled my phone.
you are wearing a police uniform.
You are wearing a police uniform.
How do I know you are a police?
Do you have a police ID?
Why did you come into my house?
Do you have a search warrant?
They took out a piece of white paper.
They pointed at us.
They were very fierce.
They held on to our phones.
It's soWeird!
I thought they did stop us.
Why are people always saying Chinese themselves
that police is a gang of gangster.
We only feel the same.
Why did you hold on to my phone
and read the news?
didn't they evape from prison?
I was paying attention to President Wang Juntao.
At that time,
I was just reading and understanding
some things about the Democratic Party.
But I read a lot about the June 4th
events.
For example,
some famous YouTubers
talked about
Dawei.
I read a lot about him.
For example, who?
For example, Chen Pekong.
I read about him.
Jiang Feng Man Tan.
Wen Shao
Jiang Gu Jin.
Yes, Wen Shao.
I don't remember his name.
I read about
their history.
Sometimes,
after reading,
I also read
some of the
great articles and videos
including suppression of Xinjiang and Tibet.
I also read about
the suppression of the people of Hong Kong
and the anti-extradition bill.
I read all of them.
Then,
they asked me
what great articles
I had read.
Did you download them?
How did they know you had read them?
The first thing I did
was to take my phone
because
I was thinking
that everyone
in the eyes of the CCP
is transparent.
In fact,
all my actions
were explained by them.
At that time,
I registered
my personal phone number
on Gmail.
So, everyone is transparent.
They think they can
control my phone
through technology.
Why did they
control my phone first?
It's because of Liu Lei
and the police.
They have a lot of power.
I don't know
what they did
That's the reason.
They investigated me
and downloaded all the articles
and videos
I commented on.
Do you know
how serious this is?
They subverted the rule of law
and went against the party and the government.
I said I didn't go against the party.
I was scared.
So many people were scared.
I was so scared.
That's how it was.
So,
because of this incident,
you had severe depression, right?
Yes, depression and anxiety.
I had two personality disorders.
They were mixed together.
I tried to commit suicide several times.
But one day, they stopped me.
I wanted to go out in the middle of the night.
I was investigating
how I died.
Did I die of starvation,
or did I jump off a building?
I was tortured to death.
They even harassed me
I felt
I was in pain.
I felt I was in pain.
I thought about it every day.
How could the Communist Party be so hungry?
The next day,
you received a call from Liu Lei.
He threatened you on the phone, right?
Yes, he threatened me.
When I thought about it,
I didn't believe
what he said.
I didn't believe what he said.
I called the police
and they came to kill me.
It's too scary.
You have suicidal tendencies
and are suffering from severe depression.
You were diagnosed by Shenyang's
mental health center.
You are suffering from severe anxiety and depression
and have suicidal tendencies.
You were diagnosed at the hospital.
I kept everything in the hospital.
It's all real.
Including those pills.
I took a lot of pills.
But I took a lot of pills.
So my mental state was very, very bad at that time.
So it's all because of the pills?
Yes, it's all because of the pills.
If I didn't take the pills, I would have died.
Because I was with him for a long time.
To be honest, I saw that his mental state was really bad.
I took the pills, too.
But I didn't feel like eating.
I was really thirsty.
I wanted to throw up.
To be honest, I was like a fool.
Yes, I took the pills.
I was eating like a fool.
There was a lot of side effects.
I felt dizzy when I walked.
I didn't know what to do.
I was like a fool.
I didn't know what to do.
Did you take the pills, too?
Yes, I did.
Because I...
He was with me all the time.
My mental state brought him a lot of pressure.
Yes, I wanted to try it.
Because I saw him taking so many pills.
I was very worried.
Because we are not medical students.
I haven't studied medicine.
I said, what should I do?
How can I take the pills?
Because I did see him taking the pills.
He didn't get better at all.
Then I tried it, too.
I think it's really...
It's really hard.
The Communist Party is really hungry.
So how did you know that there was a way
that you could find freedom by walking?
How did you know about this?
I went to a lot of hospitals.
Including the one I just mentioned,
Shenyang Mental Health Center.
And the 7th hospital in Hangzhou.
After I went there,
my mental state got worse day by day.
At that time, I still felt
that I couldn't go on like this.
I absolutely couldn't go on like this.
I had to find a way.
Fortunately, I have the ability to climb walls.
I can still see the outside world.
At that time, through Telegram,
I studied it every day.
Telegram.
It was on Twitter.
There was a person called the border killer.
I went into their leader group.
After I went in, I chatted with them.
I met a guy named Snake Head.
His name is the president of the Eighth Route Army.
After chatting,
we talked for about half a month to a month.
About half a month.
From September,
when I went to the hospital,
I felt that my mental state was not good.
I felt that I couldn't live my life.
I was going to die in that hell.
After I contacted them,
Snake Head arranged it for me.
I was just like this.
Through my own search,
I talked to them every day.
I confirmed every day whether I was reliable.
I threw it out like this.
Snake Head arranged for me to come out of Vietnam.
That's it.
You experienced Vietnam, Laos, Thailand,
Amman, Turkey.
So many countries.
Guatemala, Colombia, Costa Rica,
Guatemala, Mexico, Honduras.
A total of 16 countries.
16 countries including China.
I experienced 15 countries.
I crossed 15 countries.
I experienced 15 countries.
You just mentioned some of them.
You also met gangsters.
Yes.
I will talk about this experience.
When I was in Guatemala
taking the bus,
the bus suddenly stopped.
After the bus stopped,
there was a black cop.
He was wearing a police uniform.
He was a Guatemalan police officer.
He put on his headgear
and held a gun.
He came in.
He came in to rob.
He had to pay.
I experienced this.
He told me about this.
He told me that he was very emotional.
He said,
don't think that Mexicans
look like murderers.
But they are gangsters.
They just want money.
If you give them money,
they will be righteous.
They won't hurt you.
It's not like the Chinese Communist Party.
They want money and life.
They are very evil.
Really.
We are their relatives.
But when I was holding the gun,
I was also very scared.
Okay.
Now let's talk about
after you arrived in Canada,
you found true freedom.
Yes.
And you decided to join
the Chinese Democratic Party.
The Chinese Democratic Party.
The Canadian Parliament.
Yes.
What do you want to do now?
Now,
because now
I am in the Canadian Parliament.
I also have a job.
I am also very,
because I am a person
who was persecuted by the Chinese Communist Party.
A personal police officer.
And now I am very,
very active.
I have a job.
I am now an editor of the Chinese Democratic Party.
These are the activities behind the scenes.
I wrote them all.
Then send photos.
I am an editor.
I have also participated in many activities.
For example,
support the Tibet movement.
I joined on January 2nd.
Now I have experienced the Tibet movement.
23 activities.
Including Ms. Feng Yulan's human rights award.
Including the activities of sending leaflets.
Including the next six things.
Including Chairman Wang Juntao.
And Ms. Sheng Xuan.
These big-time civil servants came over.
I also served as the host of this job.
So I think
I am a personal
person
who was persecuted.
It's not far away.
It's been a long, long time.
I just talked about this.
I really want to
do my best
to fight with the Communist Party.
Fight to the end.
At all costs.
Fight to the end.
Because they are too evil.
Because I have experienced
the death of people.
I am fearless now.
Fearless.
I know the evil of the Chinese Communist Party.
Bad.
They only know how to tease people.
Only know how to punish people.
All these means
and the most evil things
I have experienced.
I dare to fight with them.
To put it bluntly,
I have experienced
death once.
The edge of death.
I am not afraid of death.
On the road,
I also experienced it personally.
On the way to Yulin,
I did see
white bones on the ground
under my feet.
At that time, in order to escape the CCP,
I also took the risk of death
to do it.
Now, I can't control my emotions.
This experience
can be regarded as death once.
So, I have to escape.
Escape from hell.
So, I am very fortunate
to come out alive.
I am very, very fortunate.
I did not lose my life
when I was 33 years old.
I hope that
in the future,
I can live better
in this free land.
