(Global Service Centre for Quitting the Party)
[People News] [Editor’s Note] This report leaves readers feeling unsettled long after they have finished reading it.
The data is sourced from public records of the U.S. Federal Sentencing Commission, the Bureau of Justice Statistics, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Department of Homeland Security; the cases are derived from thirty years of indictments and judgments documented in U.S. federal courts.
What this report reveals is a harsh reality that remains largely overlooked, avoided, or even feared by most overseas Chinese.
In the United States, who has established a spy network, pursued dissidents, exported chemicals for drugs, and manipulated social media? The thirty years of judicial records in the U.S. provide a chillingly clear answer — it is the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
The cruel irony is that while the CCP has perpetrated all these crimes, it has simultaneously harmed innocent overseas Chinese.
1. Overseas Chinese are, in fact, one of the most law-abiding groups in the U.S.
Whenever headlines about 'Chinese committing crimes in the U.S.' surface, some overseas Chinese experience an inexplicable sense of grievance. They work diligently, send their children to college, and live quietly in their neighbourhoods, never causing trouble — yet some find themselves inexplicably defending their ethnic identity in public, others feel compelled to tell colleagues, 'I am not that kind of person,' and some can sense doubt in certain glances.
The root of this grievance can be traced back to several sets of disproportionately mismatched statistics.
First, let’s examine some straightforward statistics. According to historical data from the United States Sentencing Commission, there were 66,662 federal criminal sentencing cases in the U.S. in 2025, marking a 57% increase from 42,436 cases in 1996. Among these nearly 70,000 cases, what percentage involved defendants of Chinese nationality?
Less than 2%. In the statistical breakdown, defendants of Chinese nationality do not even have a separate category and are instead grouped under 'other countries,' a category that is nearly negligible.
The majority of federal cases involve immigration violations, drug possession, and gun crimes that flood in annually along the U.S.-Mexico border. Between 1998 and 2018, the number of federal arrests of non-U.S. citizens skyrocketed by 234%—but this increase was almost entirely concentrated in five federal judicial districts near the Mexican border, with little to no direct relevance to individuals of Chinese nationality.
If we expand our view and place Chinese immigrants within the broader context of ethnic comparisons in the U.S., the conclusion becomes even more pronounced. Data from the U.S. Census Bureau indicates that Asian Americans represent about 6% of the total U.S. population, yet they account for only 1.5% to 2% of the incarcerated population in federal and state prisons. This means that the incarceration rate for Asians is roughly one-third of their population proportion. Statistically, Asians, including Chinese Americans, are among the most law-abiding groups in American society.
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) stated clearly in its 2022 report: 'The data's conclusion is unmistakable—ordinary Chinese immigrants do not pose a threat to public safety in the United States; they are contributors to American society.'
However, there are two additional sets of figures related to the 'Chinese factor' that warrant attention.
According to official statistics from the U.S. Department of Justice, in cases involving 'economic espionage,' as much as 80% are aimed at benefiting China; similarly, in cases of trade secret theft, approximately 60% have substantial connections to China.
This highlights the core of the issue. While the overall crime rate among overseas Chinese is remarkably low, the proportion of cases involving espionage and technology theft linked to the 'Chinese factor' is alarmingly high. This stark 'polarisation' does not stem from an inherent tendency among Chinese individuals to engage in espionage, but rather from an organisation that systematically, institutionally, and unscrupulously manipulates a segment of the Chinese population living in the United States, turning them into pawns.
This organisation is the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
2. The mastermind is not 'Chinese people,' but the state crime apparatus of the CCP
To comprehend the prosecution cases against Chinese Americans in the U.S. over the past thirty years, it is essential to acknowledge a fundamental truth: a significant number of serious crimes involving Chinese individuals are state-level illegal activities orchestrated, funded, and protected by the Chinese Communist Party, which acts as the organiser, benefactor, and protector.
The CCP utilises a comprehensive and sophisticated state apparatus.
The Ministry of State Security (MSS) of the CCP directly recruits, trains, and deploys spy networks abroad, inciting Chinese scientists and engineers working at leading universities, defence contractors, and military enterprises in the United States. Its influence penetrates deeply into the core of America's scientific research and defence systems, with a level of infiltration that continues to astonish the U.S. intelligence community.
The Ministry of Public Security of the Communist Party of China (MPS) operates by violating international law and U.S. sovereignty, targeting political dissidents, rights activists, Falun Gong practitioners, and individuals who have withdrawn from the Party within the United States. Its agents enter the U.S. on tourist visas, settle in affluent neighbourhoods, document the daily activities of their targets, and threaten their families back in China.
The Communist Party's 'Thousand Talents Plan' systematically entices scholars from leading U.S. universities and research institutions with lucrative salaries, prestigious titles, and substantial research resources. This initiative aims to transfer federally funded cutting-edge research to China, masquerading as 'academic exchange' while being a calculated act of technology theft.
Associated with the Communist Party, transnational organised crime groups exploit the legal grey areas and financial channels provided by the Party-state system to engage in highly organised criminal activities in the U.S., including gift card fraud and the supply of precursor chemicals for fentanyl. These operations drain hundreds of millions of dollars from the U.S. economy each year.
The mechanism of political coercion involves threatening family members in China, compelling Chinese nationals living in the U.S. to serve as intelligence sources and execute transnational repression tasks. Those under coercion often find themselves with no real options: they must either comply or witness their loved ones suffer in the mainland.
Peter Strzok, the former Deputy Assistant Director of the FBI's Counterintelligence Division, once remarked something that resonates deeply: 'Many Chinese nationals who have faced prosecution may not perceive their actions as criminal on a psychological level. They might think they are simply 'giving back to their homeland,' 'responding to their country's call,' or 'protecting their families.' This is where the manipulation mechanism of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) becomes particularly insidious—it transforms victims into perpetrators simultaneously.'
This exemplifies the CCP's most ruthless tactics. It does not merely exploit individuals; it employs a carefully crafted system of rhetoric and emotional manipulation, encouraging those being exploited to actively, and even with a sense of duty, engage in actions detrimental to both themselves and the United States.
3. A Thirty-Year Evolution of Criminal Activity: Three Upgrades in CCP Tactics
The illegal activities of the CCP in the United States have not remained unchanged. A retrospective over the past thirty years reveals three distinct evolutionary phases, with each upgrade becoming increasingly covert, more widespread, and harder to combat.
- First Stage (Late 1990s to 2008): Traditional Military Espionage
This represents the oldest and most clearly defined model. The CCP's intelligence agencies target nuclear weapon technology, naval equipment design blueprints, and military encryption systems—all of which are direct military secrets. The infiltration period for agents can extend for years or even decades, and once uncovered, the repercussions for U.S. national security are significant.
The two most notable cases from this stage include one wrongful conviction and one genuine espionage case.
[Li Wenhe Case] 1999—A wrongful conviction that brought shame to the American judicial system.
In 1999, a pervasive fear of Chinese nuclear espionage swept through both the American government and society. During the investigation into the theft of U.S. W-88 miniaturised nuclear warhead technology by China, the FBI focused its attention on Li Wenhe, a nuclear weapons scientist at the Los Alamos National Laboratory.
Li Wenhe, born in Taiwan and a naturalised American citizen, had worked at the laboratory for over twenty years without any record of security violations. However, this was of little consequence. The FBI, lacking solid evidence, charged him with 59 felony counts of mishandling classified information and subjected him to solitary confinement for as long as 278 days—treatment typically reserved for the most dangerous terrorist suspects.
In 2000, the case ended in a way that left the Justice Department deeply embarrassed. The government could not provide any evidence that Li Wenhe had engaged in espionage, and he ultimately pleaded guilty to a minor offence, with all 58 felony charges being dismissed. The presiding judge, James A. Parker, made a rare public apology to Li Wenhe in court, condemning the Justice Department and the FBI for concealing evidence and misleading the court. In 2006, Li Wenhe received $1.6 million in a settlement from the federal government and five major news media outlets.
This case highlights how the espionage panic instigated by the Chinese Communist Party in the United States ultimately harmed a Taiwanese-American scientist with no connections to the CCP.
[The Mai Dazhi Case] 2007—The True 'Sleeper Agent' Who Infiltrated for Twenty Years
In stark contrast to Li Wenhe is Mai Dazhi, born in Guangdong, China. He serves as the chief engineer at the American defence contractor Power Paragon, where he had access to some of the U.S. Navy's most sensitive secrets, including the Aegis combat system, submarine stealth propulsion technology, and the electromagnetic catapult system that was later deployed on Chinese aircraft carriers.
The FBI's investigation uncovered a detail that remains fresh in the minds of the investigators: the Mai couple led an extremely low-profile life to avoid displaying wealth. A retired FBI agent described them as a couple who would wait at hardware stores for free coffee and only used rags to wash their car. FBI agents had to sift through their trash for clues over an extended period, eventually piecing together a scrap of paper filled with a list of Chinese intelligence needs.
In 2005, the FBI urgently intercepted Mai Dazhi's brother at Los Angeles International Airport as he was about to board a flight to Hong Kong, discovering a CD containing encrypted defence documents in his possession. This incident brought the Mai Dazhi case to light. In 2008, he was sentenced to 24 years and 4 months in federal prison, where he died in 2022.
The Mai Dazhi case not only highlights the capture of a spy but also reveals the alarming patience of the Chinese Communist Party's intelligence agencies in infiltrating and exploiting overseas Chinese—capable of lying in wait for twenty years, deeply penetrating the most critical U.S. defence systems, and quietly continuing their theft.
￭ Phase Two (2008 to 2020): 'Thousand Talents Plan' Academic Infiltration
In 2008, the strategic focus of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) underwent a significant shift. While military secrets continued to be stolen, the CCP expanded its scope: cutting-edge research funded by the federal government in American universities became an incredibly valuable strategic resource.
This led to the emergence of the 'Thousand Talents Plan.' Over the course of more than a decade, the CCP systematically lured scholars from hundreds of American universities with high salaries, prestigious titles, and research resources, facilitating the transfer of research results to China without revealing the true circumstances. The cleverness of this plan lies in its ability to create an almost complete absence of a sense of 'illegality'—many of the scholars involved initially believed they were simply participating in 'academic exchange.'
The Charles Lieber Case in 2021—How a Harvard Professor Fell into the CCP's Money Trap
Charles Lieber, the chair of the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology at Harvard University and a leading expert in the field of nanotechnology in the United States, has had his works cited over 100,000 times. By all accounts, someone of his stature should be the least likely to succumb to financial temptation.
However, the terms offered by the CCP were highly attractive: a monthly salary of $50,000, $150,000 for living expenses, and an additional $1.5 million for laboratory setup. Lieber discreetly established a research laboratory at Wuhan University of Technology, keeping the entire endeavour hidden from U.S. authorities.
In December 2021, he was found guilty by a jury of making false statements to federal authorities and filing false tax returns, among other charges.
The Lieber case is shocking not only because of the downfall of a Harvard professor but also due to the larger truth it uncovers: the Chinese Communist Party's 'Thousand Talents Plan' has crossed ethnic boundaries. Those affected by it are not limited to Chinese scholars; it also includes any academic individuals driven by desires for money and prestige, regardless of their ethnic backgrounds.
￭ Phase Three (2020 to Present): Expansion of Transnational and Diverse Crimes
As we entered the 2020s, the types of crimes associated with the Chinese Communist Party have become increasingly diverse, permeating the very fabric of American society. Beyond continuing intelligence operations, the transnational crime networks linked to the Chinese Communist Party have begun to extend into wider social areas: highly organized gift card fraud and money laundering schemes that drain hundreds of millions of dollars from the U.S. economy each year; the supply of precursor chemicals for fentanyl to Mexican drug cartels, leading to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Americans; and the illegal establishment of 'overseas police stations' within the United States, which brings the Chinese Communist Party's political repression directly onto U.S. soil.
4. Pursuing Dissenters in the United States: The CCP's "Long Arm" Reaches into Chinatown
In 2014, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) initiated an operation with a name that sounds impressive, dubbed "Operation Fox Hunt." The official narrative claims it aims to track down corrupt officials who have fled abroad and bring them to justice.
However, the reality of "Operation Fox Hunt" is a systematic campaign of political cleansing targeting political dissidents, human rights activists, Falun Gong practitioners, Uyghur activists, and defectors on a global scale. The tools employed are not legal processes, but rather threats, stalking, harassment, kidnapping, and hostage-like control over family members who remain in mainland China.
[New Jersey Coercion Case] 2021—How a CCP Agent Manipulated Individuals in an American Suburban Area
In 2021, the U.S. Department of Justice uncovered a disturbing case.
Hu Ji, an official from the Wuhan Public Security Bureau, stealthily entered the United States on a tourist visa and appeared in an affluent residential neighbourhood in New Jersey. His target was a young Chinese immigrant residing in Queens, New York. Hu Ji informed this immigrant that he must act as a "contract spy" for the CCP, surveilling the dissidents around him—otherwise, his uncle, who held the position of chief accountant at a provincial aviation agency, would face severe repercussions.
This exemplifies the typical operational logic of the CCP's transnational repression: your family is in my control, and every decision you make in the United States will impact their fate.
[Manhattan Chinatown "Overseas Police Station" Case] 2023 to 2024—The CCP Established a Public Security Bureau in New York
In a shocking and increasingly brazen incident, events unfolded in Chinatown, Manhattan, New York.
In April 2023, federal authorities arrested Lu Jianwang and Chen Jinping, accusing them of running an illegal 'overseas police station' in Manhattan's Chinatown on behalf of the Ministry of Public Security of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). While the station appeared to offer services for overseas Chinese, it was actually a base for carrying out orders from the Ministry of Public Security, targeting and intimidating Chinese dissidents in the United States.
By December 2024, Chen Jinping had formally confessed to conspiring to act as an illegal agent for the People's Republic of China, admitting to destroying evidence of communications with the Ministry of Public Security to hinder judicial investigations.
Earlier in 2023, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York unsealed criminal complaints against 44 defendants, including 40 officials from the Ministry of Public Security and 2 from the Central Cyberspace Administration. They were accused of creating a large network of fake social media accounts aimed at harassing and intimidating Chinese dissidents residing in the U.S., as well as attempting to infiltrate mainstream American platforms like Zoom to censor online meetings commemorating the Tiananmen Square incident.
According to a report by Freedom House on transnational repression, China is the leading country in implementing such measures globally. Additionally, a report by Safeguard Defenders highlighted that over the past decade, the CCP has forcibly repatriated more than 12,000 individuals through extralegal means, completely ignoring international law and the sovereignty of other nations.
The CCP is not only pursuing Chinese individuals; it is also systematically undermining U.S. sovereignty on American soil.
5. The Dark Industry Chain Behind Gift Cards: The CCP's Criminal Network Infiltrates the U.S. Bottom Economy
This story begins with an ordinary supermarket gift card.
A middle-aged woman enters Walmart, selects a $500 gift card, and plans to give it to her daughter. The card is in her possession, and the card number is activated. However, when her daughter attempts to make a purchase, she discovers that there is no money on the card— or more precisely, the funds have already been transferred to someone else's account.
This is not an isolated incident. According to an investigation by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), this represents a highly organised and intricately structured global industry chain, with the core being a fraud network primarily operated by Chinese transnational organised crime groups.
Operational Model: Four Interconnected Links
The first link involves the fraud victims. Phone scammers (typically based in China or Southeast Asia's scam hubs) impersonate officials from government agencies, courts, or the Social Security Administration, intimidating victims into purchasing gift cards and providing the card numbers. Alternatively, they entice victims with false romance and investment schemes (commonly referred to as “pig butchering”), leading them to willingly surrender one gift card after another.
The second link involves shelf tampering. Chinese perpetrators navigate major retail stores across the United States, opening the packaging of gift cards on the shelves, copying the card numbers and barcodes, and then resealing them. As a result, consumers unknowingly purchase a card that has been “implanted with a Trojan,” and once activated, the funds are immediately transferred to the accounts of the criminal organisation.
The third phase involves procurement and cashing out. A separate group of individuals exploited stolen gift card data to make substantial purchases of high-value electronic products, such as Apple phones and laptops, in tax-free states, packaging these items for shipment to China to convert them into cash.
The fourth phase is cryptocurrency money laundering. The final stage of laundering funds is carried out through cryptocurrency wallets or underground money houses in China. This entire process is decentralised and highly concealed, creating significant challenges for U.S. law enforcement agencies in terms of cross-border evidence collection and prosecution.
In response to this issue, HSI initiated a special operation known as 'Project Red Hook,' collaborating with retailers nationwide and various law enforcement agencies to target these criminal organisations. Investigations have revealed that these networks extract 'hundreds of millions of dollars' from the U.S. economy each year, with their profits extensively used to finance the production and trafficking of fentanyl, illegal smuggling operations, and transnational human trafficking.
Of particular concern is the discovery by investigators that these fraudulent operations are linked to the Chinese Communist Party's public security system. Through the network operations of the Fujian Provincial Public Security Department, connections have been established between Southeast Asian scam zones and CCP-affiliated criminal groups operating within the U.S., creating a complete criminal supply chain that extends from China to supermarket shelves in the U.S.
The real cost: the experiences of ordinary individuals.
32-year-old Liao Donghui was arrested in Ocala, Florida, with over 6,100 tampered gift cards found in his backpack and car, representing a potential involvement of nearly $1.9 million. He travelled through Ohio, Georgia, North Carolina, and Florida, working in front of numerous supermarket shelves. Ultimately, he was sentenced to approximately 33 months in federal prison.
In Kentucky, 41-year-old Yongjian You was arrested at a Kroger supermarket, where police discovered over 1,800 gift cards in his vehicle, with a potential total value exceeding $400,000. He received a sentence of 27 months in federal prison.
In New Hampshire, individuals including Wu, Jiang, and Chen took advantage of fraudulent gift cards to make extravagant purchases of Apple products in a tax-free environment, with the fraudulent transactions conducted by just Wu and Jiang alone exceeding $4.4 million.
In a scam operation based in Cambodia, Jingliang Su's criminal network attracted 174 American victims through social media, laundering more than $36.9 million in scam proceeds. In 2025, he was sentenced to 46 months in prison and ordered to pay nearly $26.86 million in restitution.
6. Fentanyl: The Chinese Communist Party's Chemical Weapon and America's Nightmare
While gift card scams primarily affect finances, another supply chain exported by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has dire consequences for human lives.
Since 2020, synthetic opioids, especially fentanyl, have led to the deadliest drug crisis in American history. In that year alone, drug overdose deaths in the U.S. surpassed 93,000, with nearly 75% of these cases involving opioids like fentanyl. Fentanyl has now become the leading cause of death among Americans under 45, outpacing car accidents, gun violence, and all other accidental fatalities.
In this ongoing catastrophe, the CCP plays an indispensable role.
How does the Chinese supply chain for fentanyl function?
Prior to 2019, Chinese suppliers would directly send high-purity finished fentanyl to the U.S. through international mail packages, operating in a straightforward and largely unmasked manner. Following significant diplomatic pressure from the U.S., the CCP officially classified fentanyl analogues as controlled substances in 2019. This led to a sharp decline in the amount of finished fentanyl shipped directly from China to the U.S., plummeting from 278 pounds in 2018 to just 11.58 pounds in the first eight months of 2019.
However, the supply chain did not vanish; it simply evolved.
Chinese chemical and pharmaceutical companies are swiftly changing their strategies, moving from exporting finished drugs to exporting pharmaceutical 'precursor chemicals'—the essential raw materials required for synthesising fentanyl, such as NPP and 4-ANPP. These chemicals are harder to classify legally, are almost openly sold online under various industrial pretences, and are continuously shipped to ports along Mexico's Pacific coast through fraudulent customs declarations.
The Sinaloa Cartel in Mexico receives these raw materials and completes the final synthesis in clandestine 'pill factories,' producing deadly fentanyl pills that are then smuggled across the U.S.-Mexico border by individuals or hidden in truck compartments, flooding streets across the United States.
The U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC) stated in its 2021 report: 'This is not an incidental business practice, but rather systemic dereliction—or more accurately, systemic complicity.'
The term complicity may not fully capture the situation.
An investigation by the U.S. House of Representatives found that when U.S. law enforcement sought assistance from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to investigate specific fentanyl manufacturers, CCP officials sometimes alerted the targets in advance, allowing them to quickly relocate and destroy evidence. Following successful prosecutions of certain Chinese nationals in the U.S., CCP state media even issued 'warnings' advising drug traffickers to alter their strategies to avoid falling into U.S. law enforcement's 'trap.'
A report from the U.S. Department of the Treasury highlighted that China's specialised money laundering organisations are the preferred partners for Mexican drug traffickers in laundering money, and the CCP's state-owned financial system inadvertently facilitates the entire fentanyl supply chain.
The most notable case involves the Shanghai crime syndicate led by Zheng Fujing and his father Zheng Guanghua, who are accused of transporting fentanyl analogues and 250 types of deadly synthetic drugs to 37 states in the U.S. and 25 countries worldwide. They allegedly used shell companies as a front and laundered money through cryptocurrency. The U.S. Department of Justice has brought 43 charges against them, while the Department of the Treasury has imposed strict sanctions in accordance with the law.
In 2024, the U.S. Department of Justice unsealed indictments against eight Chinese chemical manufacturing companies in a single action, with Attorney General Merrick Garland personally announcing the case—marking the largest coordinated judicial action ever taken by the U.S. against Chinese chemical firms.
Each fentanyl pill represents an American family waiting for a loved one who may never return. At the origin of this deadly supply chain sits not an 'ordinary Chinese person,' but an organised and systematic interest group that is deliberately causing the deaths of Americans.
7. When the CCP's crimes are borne by the innocent
Now, we arrive at the most heartbreaking part of this entire narrative.
The CCP has created spies, established drug supply chains, and orchestrated transnational political repression. The illegal actions of individuals and groups controlled by the CCP have, to varying degrees, led to misunderstandings of Chinese Americans, resulting in innocent Chinese Americans, who have no connection to the CCP, being mistakenly harmed.
In 2021, the "Cardozo Law Review" and the prominent Chinese think tank "Hundred Talents Program" published an empirical research report analysing 190 cases prosecuted under the Economic Espionage Act from 1996 to 2020. Since 2009, the percentage of defendants with Chinese names in these cases has dramatically increased, surpassing 50% of all defendants. Even among those convicted, defendants with Chinese or Asian names faced punishments that were, on average, twice as harsh as those received by defendants with Western names, and their prison sentences were also double that of their Western counterparts.
Additionally, among Asian/Chinese Americans charged with espionage or theft of trade secrets, one-third were ultimately found to be wrongfully accused.
A Chinese scholar who was arrested under the "China Initiative" and later exonerated shared a heartbreaking statement: "I did nothing wrong, but the day the FBI agents appeared at my office door, my life changed. No one believes you are innocent because the mere fact that the FBI is investigating you serves as a punishment in itself."
In February 2022, the U.S. Department of Justice officially announced the end of the "China Initiative," recognising that this framework had inevitably fueled hatred, distrust, and prejudice against Asian Americans. The root cause of this entire failed initiative is clear: the U.S. law enforcement system attempted to respond to a genuine threat posed by the Chinese Communist Party, but in its haste, it mistakenly harmed innocent Chinese individuals.
The crime lies with the CCP, while the suffering is borne by the Chinese people—this absurd and cruel logic is one of the most profound harms inflicted by the CCP on overseas Chinese communities.
8. There is only one way forward: to clearly sever ties with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
A review of the past thirty years reveals a consistent theme: in the United States, it has never been ordinary overseas Chinese who threaten public safety; instead, it is the CCP that generates threats, exports wrongdoing, and forces innocent Chinese to bear the consequences.
The CCP undermines the United States' scientific research and national defense systems through the espionage network of the Ministry of State Security; it spreads fear in American Chinatowns through the transnational manhunts conducted by the Ministry of Public Security; it robs Americans of their wealth through transnational criminal organizations; it drives young American lives towards death via chemical supply chains; and through the collective punishment of innocent Chinese, it subjects the entire community to unjust collective suspicion within American society.
For every overseas Chinese individual living in the United States, this is the stark reality.
Confronted with this reality, there exists a clear and rational choice that has been made by over 460 million people throughout history: the Three Withdrawals (withdrawing from the CCP, its Youth League, and its Young Pioneers).
The 'Three Withdrawals' is not a radical political act; it is a conscious declaration made by individuals on free soil regarding their spiritual and real circumstances. It signifies: I have recognised the true nature of the CCP, I refuse to be bound by its name, and I choose to stand on the right side of history for myself and future generations.
In the current climate where U.S. law enforcement agencies are on high alert for 'Chinese Communist Party-related personnel,' withdrawing from party, youth league, and team affiliations and issuing a formal statement of withdrawal carries significant protective implications. Whether applying for a green card, seeking naturalisation, or pursuing career advancement, a clear political separation statement can serve as a vital credential for self-protection.
The release of the 'Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party' in 2004 sparked a global wave of 'three withdrawals.' Two decades later, this grassroots political exit movement has grown into the largest organised political withdrawal action in human history. By June 2026, the total number of withdrawal statements from the party, youth league, and team worldwide has surpassed 462 million.
These statements, totalling over 400 million, originate from Chinese individuals across the globe—some in New York, others in Toronto, and some still in mainland China expressing their views anonymously. Each statement represents an individual's conscious rejection of the CCP, a self-definition made at a pivotal moment in history.
Conclusion: Thirty years—how will history remember all of this?
From 1996 to 2026, these thirty years have marked a transition in U.S.-China relations from cooperation to confrontation, as well as the CCP's evolution in the U.S. from sporadic activities to systematic operations.
Throughout this historical period, there have been genuine spies alongside innocent victims of wrongful accusations; individuals exploited as tools by the CCP, and dissidents persecuted by the regime; American families mourning children lost to fentanyl, and Chinese-American scientists whose careers or lives have been jeopardised due to racial profiling.
The source of all these challenges is the same organisation—the Chinese Communist Party. It has not only orchestrated espionage activities that pose a threat to U.S. national security but has also fostered a political climate that leads to the unjust suffering of innocent Chinese individuals. It is both the instigator and the hidden manipulator.
However, history is moving rapidly. Over 462 million people have already registered their names as witnesses to this significant chapter in history.
(Global Party Withdrawal Service Centre Special Report)
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