High-profile overseas anti-CCP figure Jie Lijian suddenly disappeared after Xi Jinping left the United States.

In this episode, host Hu Liren discusses the incident where Jie Lijian, a prominent overseas anti-communist figure, suddenly went missing after Xi Jinping left the United States and was later found in a deep coma in Flushing, New York. Hu Liren analyzes Jie Lijian's background, his experiences in overseas anti-communist activities, suspects he may have been poisoned, and provides commentary combining the infiltration of agents within the democracy movement, overseas security violence incidents, and his own security prevention principles.

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Last night, I suddenly saw a piece of news: Jie Lijian, a high-profile anti-communist figure in the United States, had suddenly gone missing, and many people could not find him. When Xi Jinping came, he led a group of people to DC to oppose communism and protest. He is quite high-profile; when Xi Jinping came to the US in 2023, he also went to San Francisco. At that time, there was a scene of clashes with pro-CCP individuals in San Francisco, and he was eventually arrested. After being released on bail, this case might still be pending. Such clash scenes often occur during protests when pro-communist individuals deliberately provoke, leading to conflicts among everyone. I have never met Jie Lijian personally, but many friends have told me about him. He seems to be from Shandong, and his family members were persecuted and killed by the CCP due to forced relocation. He is relatively young and entered the US through South America and Mexico. After arriving in the US, he blindly and high-profilely engaged in anti-communist activities. Previously, his main anti-communist location was the Chinese Consulate General in Los Angeles, where he would lead a group of people to protest loudly almost every week—meaning he made the CCP look bad, and the CCP was very troubled by him. Later, some issues arose concerning him within the democracy movement, involving disputes with other pro-democracy groups. According to some friends at the time, it was because of disputes over who would be chairman or something similar, and I am not willing to get involved in such matters. There are many Democratic Parties overseas; since the founding of the Democratic Party, there have been several, with everyone independently setting up their own Democratic Party. Some are even self-proclaimed, some are quite high-profile, and some are relatively low-profile.

After Jie Lijian went missing, just as I was about to start my show, someone found him. He had been missing for over thirty hours, and everyone was looking for him. I called a friend yesterday to find out; he currently lives in Flushing, New York, and is often involved in activities. Through friends who know him well, I learned that he is concerned about his safety and fears attacks by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), as he has been attacked by the CCP twice before, ending up in the intensive care unit for a long time before barely surviving. Under these circumstances, he keeps his whereabouts hidden, trying his best to keep others from knowing, with only his core circle potentially aware of his situation. Everyone was looking for him but couldn't find him. Suddenly, someone found the place he was renting. His landlord, noticing he had been missing for nearly two days and that there had been no sound from the room for two nights, broke down the door. After breaking in, they found him in a coma. His phone was reachable at first, but later it ran out of battery and became unreachable. He is still alive, which is the latest news. I don't know the specifics, but I suspect he may have been poisoned. A person goes there to oppose the CCP quite normally, but there are many such people in this circle who might all be serving the CCP; you never know what the situation is. I have told everyone before that when I dine with people in the pro-democracy movement, I never get up to go to the restroom unless there are many people present. If there are only two or three, or three or four people, I will stay seated and watch my drink and food, as I am actually very worried about CCP agents infiltrating the pro-democracy ranks. It turned out to be true later; people like Wang Shujun and Tang Yuanjun were later exposed as CCP agents, and some have even pleaded guilty. In such situations, it is better to be cautious; my willpower is very strong.

Jie Lijian might have had too many people around him, making it impossible to guard against everyone. I now have a photo; everyone can check it online. An anti-CCP activist named Yang Maosheng posted a photo of him lying in bed, completely unconscious. Due to copyright reasons, I won't show it, but you can go look for it. I called Yang Maosheng, who had proactively contacted me a while ago. I called Yang Maosheng to ask how things were, and he said he had already seen him. It was likely the landlord who broke the door down. Yang Maosheng saw Jie Lijian lying on the bed and took a photo, which I won't display as it involves his image. He is breathing, but he is in a deep coma. Yang Maosheng likely called an ambulance; he said they were pushing Jie Lijian onto the ambulance, and he mentioned that he was spitting blood. He said the preliminary judgment is that he was poisoned. When he was in DC, he was in good health, high-profile in opposing the CCP, and was a very fit, tall man from Shandong. There are many things happening in the anti-CCP circle, which is why I have always said that the reason I moved to Florida later is precisely because of this. I am very cautious overseas. Please do not worry about me.

Yesterday I received a long letter from a viewer who has actually been worried about my safety. They said, "Teacher, you watch my videos every day; since you oppose the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) like this, the Party is definitely watching you. If you don't post a video for even a single day, I worry that something has happened." I want to tell everyone that my ability to resist CCP persecution is relatively strong, and I might be different from the average person. No matter what situation or blow I encounter, my principle is to fight back immediately. I am not a so-called peaceful, rational, and non-violent person; I do not advocate for that. I embody the American spirit: whenever I encounter injustice, I will definitely fight back right away. That is also why I didn't go to DC this time. After Xi Jinping arrived, how arrogant were those people from the CCP Central Committee Security Bureau? Wearing hats and masks, dressed in uniform, you could tell at a glance they were police officers. These people violently beat anti-CCP individuals and charged into the ranks of the anti-CCP groups. Those who were targeted included Falun Gong practitioners, Tibetans, and overseas Democratic Party groups; some people were already injured. This time in front of the embassy, on the night Xi Jinping left, they went to project anti-CCP messages and were beaten by several security guards who rushed out of the embassy. Two of them were sent to the hospital; one collapsed on the spot, lost consciousness, and was rushed directly to the hospital. The Secret Service police at the time did not arrest the attackers on the spot. They knew who the attackers were, and it happened far from the embassy, about 10 to nearly 20 meters away. A car was parked there, and they rushed over directly to beat people. I think in a situation like this, I cannot stand such violent incidents. Once a violent incident occurs, I will step in to stop it immediately.

Everyone is paying attention to Jie Lijian, and I think this person is also tragic. Back in China under the CCP, it seems he was from a rural area and suffered from violent demolition. For someone like Jie Lijian, his life in China wasn't very good to begin with, and after coming to the United States, I heard him say that his family members were killed. In a place like Shandong, the government acts just like bandits, not treating ordinary people as human beings. Living in a place like that gives you zero dignity; they can trample on you at will, manipulate you, make you disappear, casually rob you of your wealth, and even strip you of your life. That's all for this video, thanks everyone for watching. I just had breakfast at McDonald's and still have to get back on the road. When there is new news and new information, I will continue to do livestreams with everyone. Goodbye.