Endless Hell for Jiang: CCP’s High-Profile Commemoration

Xi Jinping visits the Mao Zedong Memorial Hall to pay his respects. (online image)

[People News] On August 11, CCTV, the state broadcaster, began airing a 12-episode documentary titled 'Jiang Zemin' to set the stage for upcoming commemorative events. As reported by Hong Kong's Ming Pao, the CCP is set to hold a 'high-profile' conference on the 100th anniversary of Jiang's birth on the 17th, during which CCP leader Xi Jinping will deliver a speech. Additionally, various departments, including the CCP's Propaganda Department, will collaborate to host a seminar on Jiang's ideological contributions, and commemorative stamps are also expected to be released.

Jiang Zemin was officially declared dead on November 30, 2022, news that many considered a welcome relief. He is often referred to as 'Jiang the Toad,' not only for his physical resemblance but also for his ruthless behavior, which draws comparisons to that of a poisonous toad.

So, where did Jiang go after his death? The book 'The Man Jiang Zemin,' which has circulated among the public, details not only his 'toad' origins, his 'two treasons and two fakes,' his corrupt governance, and his betrayal of the nation, but also recounts a chilling dream he once shared with those close to him: he dreamed of descending into endless hell, where he faced punishment. To seek protection, Jiang even made a special pilgrimage to the Sandalwood Forest Temple on Mount Jiuhua in Anhui, asking the Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva for mercy.

How terrifying is Avici Hell? In the conclusion of the book "Jiang Zemin: The Man," the author references the words of an old monk to illustrate the concept: "Avici Hell is vast and immense. 'Avici' signifies a hell where punishment is unending. There are five characteristics of Avici: the first is 'timelessness,' meaning that suffering occurs continuously, day and night, with no moments of respite; the second is 'emptiness,' where every part of the punished individual's body is tormented without interruption; the third is 'uninterrupted instruments of punishment,' indicating that the tools of torture are relentless, employing various methods without pause; the fourth is 'equality without interruption,' where all individuals, regardless of gender or past status, face equal punishment; the fifth is 'life and death without interruption,' where the punished experience pain and death at every moment, only to be revived to continue their suffering. The agony of life extinguished layer by layer is perpetual. This is the most terrifying reality in the universe."

It is widely recognized that the most significant atrocity committed by Jiang Zemin during his lifetime was the suppression of Falun Gong practitioners who adhere to the principles of "Truthfulness, Compassion, Forbearance." This includes the egregious crime of forcibly harvesting organs from these practitioners, which has incited outrage among both humans and deities. Consequently, Chinese society has descended into an abyss devoid of any moral foundation, with countless individuals brainwashed by the Communist Party and participating in the persecution, falling into an irretrievable pit.

Reports indicate that after Jiang Zemin obstinately initiated the persecution of Falun Gong, he frequently experienced nightmares, fearing the consequences of his actions in the afterlife. To alleviate his fears, he began copying the "Kṣitigarbha Sūtra" at home and even spent considerable sums to hire lamas to pray for his longevity and blessings. However, how could Jiang Zemin, who committed such heinous acts, possibly escape divine retribution?

The afterlife of Jiang Zemin has indeed turned out to be as he envisioned in his dreams. In other words, Jiang is currently trapped in an endless hell, suffering various severe punishments, while Xi Jinping, who professes to be an 'atheist,' and the Chinese Communist Party are planning a high-profile commemoration for Jiang in the mortal realm. Isn't this quite ironic?

When Xi Jinping first came to power in 2012, he clearly did not want to take on the blame for the suppression of Falun Gong, particularly the forced organ harvesting from practitioners orchestrated by Jiang Zemin's faction. Therefore, under the pretext of an anti-corruption campaign, Xi took down numerous high-ranking officials from Jiang's camp who were involved in the persecution of Falun Gong, including Bo Xilai, Li Dongsheng, and Zhou Yongkang. He also implemented several measures, such as promoting 'governing the country according to the law,' abolishing the re-education through labor system, insisting that the two high courts 'must file cases when there is evidence,' purging the political and legal system, and compiling a list of 14 cults defined by the State Council and the Ministry of Public Security.

To avoid accountability, the Jiang faction, tainted by their crimes, has been engaged in intense power struggles with Xi's faction. Xi, who once spoke of 'directly attacking the Yellow Dragon,' ultimately accepted the notion, influenced by sycophants around him, that 'power comes from the Party, and to protect power, one must first protect the Party.' This explains why, to this day, there has been no reckoning for the crimes of the Jiang faction, nor has there been a public end to the persecution.

As a result, Xi continues to shoulder the blame for the persecution of Falun Gong on behalf of the deceased Jiang, as well as the responsibility for suppressing the 'June Fourth' student movement on behalf of the late Deng Xiaoping. Even more alarming is that behind the multiple critical articles against Shen Yun published by The New York Times in 2024, as well as a lawsuit filed by a former Flying Heaven student against Shen Yun Performing Arts, Flying Heaven University, Flying Heaven Academy, and eight other institutions and individuals, there are reportedly connections to Xi Jinping.

On December 6, 2024, the Epoch Times website released an exclusive report titled 'Xi Jinping's New Strategy to Attack Falun Gong Before the 20th National Congress.' The report referenced Australian legal scholar Yuan Hongbing, who disclosed that these plans originate from a conspiracy devised by the highest echelons of Zhongnanhai, confirmed during a secret meeting held prior to the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC), with Xi Jinping as the principal architect. In this meeting, Xi acknowledged that previous attempts to suppress Falun Gong had failed and elaborated on the reasons for this failure. He also directed that there should be a deadline to thoroughly eliminate the so-called 'momentum' of Falun Gong on an international scale.

If Professor Yuan's claims are accurate, then Xi is no longer just a scapegoat; he has actively engaged in the persecution, which significantly increases his culpability.

In July 2024, reports surfaced from the CPC's Third Plenary Session indicating that Xi had suffered a stroke. Over the following two years, his health visibly declined, yet the CPC's official media worked tirelessly to conceal this. Nevertheless, Xi does not view this as a divine warning.

Meanwhile, in recent years, mainland China has faced a series of natural disasters and anomalies, including plagues, heavy rains, strong winds, earthquakes, mudslides, droughts, blood-red skies, and purple lightning, all of which serve as warnings and expressions of divine anger towards the CPC. Xi and the CPC remain unconvinced, continuing to oppress the populace and perpetuate persecution in their efforts to maintain power.

Currently, Xi and the CPC have opted to commemorate Jiang Zemin, aiming to project a facade of internal harmony within the CPC and to uphold their fragile regime. However, this choice is, in fact, accelerating their own downfall, hastening the demise of Xi and the CPC.

(First published by People News) △