The Terrifying Incident of 'Da Sheng Zhuang' and the Mysterious Death of Yu Menglong

The Guizhou Zangzi Stone signifies the demise of the Chinese Communist Party. (Source: Minghui.org)

[People News] More than two months have passed since Yu Menglong's mysterious death, and people are unwilling to accept that such a kind-hearted, altruistic, and clean-living young man was murdered by a demon in such an ambiguous manner, while the perpetrator remains at large. Those who can bypass the Great Firewall and individuals overseas are continuously signing petitions, which have now reached a total of 660,000 signatures. Additionally, netizens are persistently reporting and capturing clues, with some even exposing the evil deeds involved. While I was following this case, one day, fragmented memories of 'Da Sheng Zhuang' suddenly resurfaced in my mind.

I first encountered information about 'Da Sheng Zhuang' around eight to nine years ago, when someone in my social circle shared a story narrated by a young man who had come from the countryside to work: before he turned sixteen or seventeen and started working as a migrant laborer at a construction site, his elders repeatedly warned him that no matter what he found near the foundation pillars—whether it was a mobile phone, a stack of hundred-yuan bills, or gold and silver treasures—he should immediately leave without looking back, and definitely not pick anything up. When he asked why, the response was simply not to question it. Later, he learned that it was related to 'Da Sheng Zhuang'.

Yu Menglong's tragic fate somehow became linked in my mind with 'Da Sheng Zhuang'—it turned out to be a form of sacrifice.

A recent search on the internet for 'living pile driving' reveals a disturbing belief: large-scale construction projects are said to offend and disturb underground deities, leading to obstacles that prevent progress. To appease these 'gods' and ensure smooth construction, human sacrifices are made by driving living individuals into bridge piers or the foundations of certain buildings. How could such acts of violence bring peace and success? This seems to be nothing more than the twisted imagination of malevolent individuals. It turns out that a young man, after witnessing a series of horrifying events, discovered the truth and kindly warned others not to become victims of living pile driving.

Yu Menglong is suspected of being sacrificed for a powerful figure (a demon), allowing this figure to prolong their life and alter their fate. Living pile driving, like this, involves human sacrifices to expedite construction progress. Such actions are equally devilish. In the environment ruled by the Chinese Communist Party, an endless and unimaginable bloom of evil is cultivated.

Yu Menglong, a rising star in the entertainment industry and a refreshing presence in a corrupt world, boasts over twenty million fans, yet he fell victim to sacrifice. There are even reports of suspected perpetrators recording the act during the crime, highlighting the audacity and impunity of these evil individuals. In contrast, living pile driving tends to be more clandestine (though there are witnesses on-site, the matter is kept deeply secret).

Living pile driving targets vulnerable individuals, such as workers struggling on the poverty line or homeless people with mental disabilities, as sacrificial offerings, with foremen orchestrating these heinous acts. The Chinese Communist Party has consistently prevented the public from knowing the truth, leaving ordinary people unable to access more information. Online reports mention a case involving the foundation of Xuanwu Bridge, where a limping man named Li Changsheng, who lived about three kilometres away in a well-off village, was sacrificed. This shocking revelation came to light due to a traffic accident.

In 2012, an overpass in southern China was damaged in a traffic accident, leading to the discovery of a skeleton within one of its piers. Following this, the police arrested all personnel involved in the project that year. It was revealed that the foreman, Pu Guochang, had deliberately chosen a worker who had recently joined the construction site and came from a relatively impoverished rural background, referring to him as a 'head to deliver.' Pu threw his mobile phone into the base column below and asked this young man to help retrieve it. The unsuspecting young man readily agreed to Pu Guochang's request, only to fall victim to Pu's malicious scheme and meet a tragic fate. Once he descended, he immediately became a sacrificial offering...

The vague notion of being sacrificed, along with the act of driving piles, reflects the pervasive evil within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) society. The CCP is capable of mass killings, forcibly harvesting human organs, and compelling the donation of organs from children. What else can this malevolent interest group of the CCP not do?

The practice of driving piles for bridge piers often results in traffic accidents, exposing the skeletons within the columns and allowing them to voice their grievances. It is believed that those sacrificed to these vague demons will ultimately face retribution. As the saying goes, 'The eyes of heaven are like lightning; when a thought arises in the human heart, the heavens and earth are aware. If good and evil go unpunished, the universe will surely have its own reckoning.'

I urge the CCP perpetrators who harm the people and persecute the righteous and good-hearted to stop their actions, abandon the darkness for the light, and stand up to expose the various evils of the CCP. They should repent and reform, making amends for their sins and allowing themselves to walk the path of righteousness. The scene of the CCP's desperate plight during the September 3 military parade should serve as a wake-up call for reflection. When the CCP meets its end, will they still offer themselves as sacrifices to the CCP?

(People News first published)
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