Hu Liren: After the announcement of Xi Jinping's isolationist laws, the CCP customs began to intercept people going abroad on a large scale without reason.

It is reported that since July 31, multiple individuals in China have been intercepted by customs when attempting to leave the country, with customs failing to provide specific reasons to the individuals involved.

A man surnamed Xia in Henan is accused of wiping out the family of a village Party Secretary; following the incident, relevant authorities launched a mountain search operation, but his specific identity and whereabouts remain unknown.

The CCP announced new regulations on exit and entry management. The relevant content is alleged to incorporate the public security, procuratorate, court, and state security systems into the review process for personnel going abroad.

It is alleged that China Customs has begun intercepting and repatriating some individuals preparing to go abroad, without informing the relevant personnel of the specific reasons.