The recent popularity of the film State-Owned Organs in Taiwan has brought the CCP's crime of forced organ harvesting to wider public attention. Following its release, another topic became a flashpoint: organs from mainland Chinese infants being transplanted into adults, with doctors hailing infant organ transplantation as a great medical achievement and publishing papers on this "breakthrough" in international journals.
Regarding this case, Lin Ching-yi, Deputy Minister of Taiwan's Ministry of Health and Welfare and an obstetrician-gynecologist by training, wrote an article expressing her deep sorrow.
She recalled that during her years in practice, staff in hospital maternity and pediatric wards spontaneously cherished every premature life: "Medical staff handled each of these tiny lives as though cradling cracked glass — cautious yet urgent, hoping to give these small lives a chance to survive, a chance to have fewer complications, a chance to make it through their difficult struggle for life and grow into healthy children."
"Never, never, never has any one of us, at any moment, harbored even the faintest notion of treating those fetuses — or even smaller embryos — as somehow eligible for 'organ donation,' a phrase so revolting that even typing it turns my stomach. How could Chinese doctors dare do this, how could they even think of it, how could they actually go through with it — and then write it up as a published paper in a journal..."
Let us return to common sense in discussing this. An associate professor of neonatology at a Louisiana State University once wrote to the same journal about this case, pointing out that one of the premature infants involved was not near death, and could still have grown into a healthy child. But because the baby's organs were needed, she was heartlessly killed by the doctors. An infant cannot express its own wishes — even the right to say no was taken from her.
For most people in Taiwan, this amounts to trampling on life — a shocking and evil act of killing.
"Materialism" and "Atheism" Strip People of Normal Humanity
And yet, that such a thing could happen under CCP rule can be said to be, in a sense, inevitable. Most people in Taiwan and Hong Kong would attribute this to the way the Cultural Revolution destroyed the morality and humanity of people in mainland China — and that explanation is not wrong.
But we can dig deeper: this is the influence of the Chinese Communist Party's entire system of "party culture" thinking. Through systematic brainwashing education, the CCP has led people to believe in atheism, to disbelieve in the existence of any natural moral law in this world, turning them into materialists and utilitarians. Under this mode of thinking, they reason that killing this infant while saving an adult — even achieving a "medical breakthrough" in the process — represents, on balance, more benefit than harm, and is therefore a good thing.
In the eyes of extreme atheists and materialists, the soul does not exist; human beings are made of pure matter, and life itself is merely a chemical reaction. The sole purpose of life is to perpetuate itself, and mere survival is the only meaning that matters — so in the name of survival, anything goes in pursuit of gain: theft, robbery, deception, buying life with money, even killing for gain.
But for ordinary people who hold to universal values, cutting up infants to harvest their organs for transplant into adults is absolutely unacceptable. This crosses the most basic bottom line of human decency; it is a moral and ethical taboo that must never be compromised.
A Former CCP Party School Professor's Awakening
Cai Xia, a former professor at the CCP's Central Party School, recently published an article about June 4th recounting the following story.
A relative of hers was an old revolutionary who had taken part in the CCP's student movements; Cai Xia's father was a CCP soldier who joined the guerrillas after the outbreak of nationwide resistance against Japan in 1937, and later served as a CCP military cadre in Nanjing. That year, Cai Xia personally overheard these two elders discussing the shooting on June 4th over the phone, and their attitudes were starkly different.
The relative said: "They really opened fire on Tiananmen Square and shot our children!"
Cai Xia's father replied: "How can you be so naive? There were black hands behind those children."
Cai Xia was stunned! However one looked at it, the students and residents in Tiananmen Square had been unarmed. The CCP's military was called "the people's own army" — how could it open fire on civilians? She could never understand her father's attitude. It was from that moment that she began to ask herself: what exactly had gone wrong with the CCP?
Thirty years later, Cai Xia finally understood: she and her father each held to a different bottom line. What her father held to was the bottom line of "Party loyalty," while what left her "stunned" was her own commitment to the bottom line of "humanitarianism."
Cai Xia believes that a person's bottom line should be their humanity, not their loyalty to the Party. Like her father, many within the Party "treat their political stance as their bottom line — they have been brainwashed into political tools, doing whatever the Party tells them, placing political consciousness above human life."
Cai Xia said the Communist Party relies on exactly this kind of training to turn a considerable number of its members and cadres into tools stripped of humanity. After Deng Xiaoping crushed the June 4th movement, the Party launched an internal "ideological education" campaign, and no one stepped forward to openly oppose it. In this way, the CCP suppressed the 1989 pro-democracy movement, and built a sham market economy atop the bloodstains of Tiananmen Square — a path it has continued to walk down to this very day.
"Turning People into Ghosts" Reveals the Cult-Like Nature of the Communist Party
Many people know the Communist Party is evil, but do not know exactly where its evil lies. This is an extremely complex question to explore in depth, but put simply: the CCP's evil lies in stripping ordinary people of their humanity.
The Communist Party is not an ordinary political party — it is a mechanism that systematically manufactures evil. Within its system, almost anyone who wishes to keep rising through the ranks must completely abandon their conscience and obey only "the Party." Some Chinese friends say the Communist Party "turns people into devils" — and truer words were never spoken.
Frankly speaking, a regime that beats the conscience out of people, turning them into devils capable of anything without restraint — such a regime, the CCP, is itself a kind of cult.
Those who harvest organs from the living, who even turn their knives on young students and infants, are cult followers brainwashed by the CCP into believing in Communist materialist ideology — people who have already lost their humanity.
Recently, several bloggers on mainland Chinese social media have reported that an unusually large number of people born in the 1980s and 1990s are dying suddenly. One funeral director said that in the past two years, he has handled an increasing number of funerals for people born in the 80s and 90s: "They shouldn't be the main group passing away — most of them die suddenly of heart attacks."
These reports have struck a chord with mainland internet users, and the comments online are chilling: "In just my town alone, more than seventy people under 60 have died suddenly this year." "I know so many people like that too — here one moment, gone the next." "Last month, three people born in the 80s died around me — my husband's younger brother, 44 years old, and a doctor who died of a heart attack. It feels like too much to process."
Some people on the mainland are now openly saying, "Heaven is collecting people." We might ask: what kind of people is heaven collecting?
The answer, in truth, is simple — those who believe in the CCP cult and have lost their humanity are no longer regarded as human; such people are the ones destined to be eliminated by heaven. We would also urge those who still believe in the Communist Party not to remain stubborn: there is a moral order to this universe. The CCP has committed heinous, unconscionable acts that defy heaven's law and are beyond forgiveness. Quit the Party, the Youth League, and the Young Pioneers as soon as possible — preserving your life matters most. As long as the green hills remain, there's no need to worry about firewood.