中共的坏是你无法想象的

In China, the law stipulates that the assessment of mental illness must be conducted by medical institutions designated by the provincial government. However, in practice, certain non-medical entities, such as public security bureaus or even individual leaders, can arbitrarily decide whether someone is mentally ill. They can forcibly send a perfectly healthy individual to a psychiatric hospital, where they are detained and subjected to psychiatric treatment that causes significant physical and mental suffering.

Dong Qiongyao was confined to a psychiatric hospital after splashing ink on a propaganda portrait of Xi Jinping. Teacher Li Tiantian, who supported a Fudan University professor's remarks about the Nanjing Massacre, was forcibly institutionalized despite being six months pregnant and was forced to take injections and medication. Li Yixue was also forcibly committed to a psychiatric hospital after filing a complaint about being harassed by an auxiliary police officer.

The sudden disappearance of beggars from cities of all sizes can also be attributed to their confinement in psychiatric hospitals. In a normal society, people from all walks of life coexist, including those with physical disabilities. For instance, it is common to see disabled individuals begging for food on the streets of highly developed metropolises like New York. However, in China, even small towns no longer have such scenes. The rights of beggars to survive through begging have been illegally stripped by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), as the CCP considers their presence a blemish on its image and demands their disappearance. This is a political party that can be described as more evil than a terrorist organization. There is nothing too unimaginable for ordinary people that the CCP cannot or will not do.