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Hello everyone, welcome to China News. The CCP's persecution of Falun Gong is a bloodbath. Tian Yuchun, a 75-year-old Falun Gong student from Changchun City, was persecuted to death by the first police station in Changchun City on July 24. According to Minghui.com, on September 6, Tian Yuchun was illegally confiscated, kidnapped, and detained After that, he was framed to the Changchun City Chaoyang District Procuratorate. After being persecuted to death, the judge of the Changchun City Chaoyang Court also said Before being kidnapped and detained, Tian Yuchun was diagnosed with high blood pressure, glaucoma, etc. His eyes were almost blind. He couldn't take care of himself. But the CCP police still insisted on locking him up in the detention center. After being detained for more than two months, the detention center staff notified his family that the old man was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, and asked his family to get him back as soon as possible. But Tian Yuchun was only released on July 3. At this time, he was so weak that he could no longer walk independently. According to Tian Yuchun's statement, after he was arrested, he was forced to sit on the bench every day. His buttocks bled less than a week. He was taken to a prison hospital in May. He was handcuffed to the bed all day long. He was not allowed to wear clothes or eat or drink. He was only given unknown drugs every day. There were three police guards around him. At that time, the weather was still cold. Tian Yuchun asked the nurse and the police several times to let him wear clothes, but no one understood. Tian Yuchun was released home. Typhoon Mojie landed on China's Hainan Island on September 6. The strong wind and heavy rain caused heavy casualties. Many newly built skyscrapers were destroyed by the strong wind. Glass shattered. The whole window sill flew away. It was broadcast on the Internet. The picture shows that some people living on the high-rise buildings, balconies, windows, railings, and other items were blown away. Residents were scared and screamed on one side. They tried to hold on to the wall to avoid being blown out of the house by the strong wind. After the storm, Haikou City was in a state of disarray. It was terrible. Many netizens commented that the typhoon broke through China's tofu-picking project. Some people joked that what's the use of a high-rise building that can be built quickly? It takes a lot of work to build it quickly. This is the pride of the Chinese.