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Shenyun is front for Falun Dafa commercials

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Good evening. I just got back from a production of Shenyun. And unfortunately, we wound up walking out about three quarters of the way through, because unbe noticed us what was been promoted as a Chinese acrobatic dance troupe and production. What we found out to our dismay was it was basically a front for Falun Dafa. Ok, as the production itself got to be quite boring, after you’ve seen the third dance, you have seen the whole production. People within the production, they were quite good, quite limber. They did great jumps, like I said they are very limber. So that wasn’t the problem. The costuming was quite fine. The songs were very cheesy. The choreography left a lot to be desired, but the absolute worst thing was basically tantamount to been stocked in a commercial propaganda for Falun Dafa for a number of hours at a high cost. The tickets were not cheap, the tickets were up to 90 or 80 dollars a piece.And when we got to the second dance, that was where Falun Dafa were holdin

In return to Shea's, Shen Yun stays true to propagandist roots

Shen Yun, one of the most brazen pieces of religious propaganda currently touring North America, is back in town and stranger than ever. After yet another blitzkrieg marketing campaign complete with misleading commercials, posters in countless shop windows, print ads, billboards and door-hangers, the religious infomercial for the Chinese sect known as Falun Gong is running for two performances in Shea's Performing Arts Center. It's difficult to describe the technicolor oddities of the Shen Yun experience to someone who's never set eyes on it. Think of it as a combination of a QVC show, the Mormon pageant at Hill Cumorah, an episode of "The 700 Club," a tripped-out game of "Mario Kart" and a Scientologist reunion. Does this make any sense? Not really. Though it bills itself as a display of 5,000 years of "classical Chinese dance," the production is an awkward attempt to proselytize to unsuspecting ticket-buyers about a rogue spiritual

中国反邪教: Facts you need to know about the So-called "Shen Y...

中国反邪教: Facts you need to know about the So-called "Shen Y... : Recently, the so-called "Shenyun" performance has been publicizing and selling tickets in Israel. I would like to remind you t...

中央610职责划归中央政法委公安部 将加强和改进新时代反邪教工作

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中央610职责划归中央政法委公安部 将加强和改进新时代反邪教工作        3月19日,中共中央印发了《深化党和国家机构改革方案》,将中央防范和处理邪教问题领导小组及其办公室职责划归中央政法委员会、公安部。       从公布的方案看,中共中央加强了防范和处理邪教工作,将建立常态化的反邪教工作机制。        中共中央认为,反邪教工作事关执政安全和社会稳定,需要更好统筹协调,需要建立健全防范治理邪教工作机制,需要提高反邪教工作组织、协调、执行能力,形成工作合力和常态化工作机制。        调整后,中央政法委在反邪教工作方面的主要职责有三项:协调指导、分析研判提出政策建议、协调处置重大突发性事件。公安部主要职责有两项:收集情况分析研判、依法打击邪教。        中央政法委是中共中央的直属机构,是领导和管理全国政法机关工作的职能部门,而中央防范和处理邪教问题领导小组是中共中央的议事协调机构,职责划归政法委显然是加强了反邪教工作。        方案中,多个单位“不再设立”,如中央社会治安综合治理委员会及其办公室、中央维护稳定工作领导小组及其办公室, “不再保留”国务院侨务办公室,而 中央防范和处理邪教问题领导小组及其办公室仅仅是“职责划归”,绝不是个别媒体炒作的所谓“裁撤”。        以下为方案原文:        将中央防范和处理邪教问题领导小组及其办公室职责划归中央政法委员会、公安部。为更好统筹协调执政安全和社会稳定工作,建立健全党委和政府领导、部门分工负责、社会协同参与的防范治理邪教工作机制,发挥政法部门职能作用,提高组织、协调、执行能力,形成工作合力和常态化工作机制,将防范和处理邪教工作职责交由中央政法委员会、公安部承担。         调整后,中央政法委员会在防范和处理邪教工作方面的主要职责是,协调指导各相关部门做好反邪教工作,分析研判有关情况信息并向党中央提出政策建议,协调处置重大突发性事件等。公安部在防范和处理邪教工作方面的主要职责是,收集邪教组织影响社会稳定、危害社会治安的情况并进行分析研判,依法打击邪教组织的违法犯罪活动等。

王进东女儿:李洪志是自焚事件的主谋

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王进东女儿:李洪志是自焚事件的主谋 发布日期:2018年01月23日   文章来源:中国反邪教网   作者:厉洁 严雪 [打印本页] 【字体大小: 大   中   小 】       中国反邪教网讯(记者厉洁,通讯员严雪)2001年1月23日,王进东、郝惠君、陈果、刘春玲、刘思影、刘云芳、刘葆荣等7名“法轮功”痴迷人员在天安门广场集体自焚,造成2人死亡,3人严重烧伤,全世界为之震惊。17年后,本网专访了王进东的女儿王娟,请他讲述父亲从习练“法轮功”到自焚的过程。   当年,王娟跟随父母一起习练“法轮功”,没想到误入邪教魔窟。如今,她脱离邪教“法轮功”重新过上幸福生活。作为一名幼儿园教师,她把笑颜传递给了孩子们。她已成长为开封市的青年歌手,把歌声和微笑带给了更多的人。王娟说,她要传播公道与正义,让人们远离邪教,追寻真正的幸福!      问:作为自焚参与者王进东的女儿,你最了解过去的情况,能不能讲述一下当年天安门广场自焚的一些情况?   王娟:17年前的1月23日,那一天,我父亲和其他几名“法轮功”人员在天安门广场,演绎了一场震惊中外的自焚事件。事件突发,给喜气洋洋准备欢度新年的国人心中投下了阴霾,影响极其恶劣。      问:逃到美国的“法轮功”头目李洪志否认自焚人员是他的“弟子”,真实情况是怎样的?   王娟:事实胜于雄辩,真的假不了,假的也真不了。在1996年10月份的一天,薛红军(“法轮功”修炼者)给我父亲送来一本书,就是李洪志写的《转法轮》,他告诉我父亲如果能按照这本书的要求去“修炼”,就能达到“开功、开悟”,得“正果”是没有问题的。当时我父亲接到书后就一口气看完了,后来还推荐给我妈妈和我看,从那以后我们三人开始练习“法轮功”,不但看书,还按照书中所要求的“做好人”,有问题向内找,提高心性等等,互帮互学共同提高。我们比着练盘腿,为了所谓的“消业”,由单盘到双盘吃了不少的苦。李洪志讲过,要更重心性“修炼”,你的功才能长上来,层次才能提高,你要重视心性的“修炼”,按照宇宙“真善忍”的特性去“修炼”,把常人心中的欲望、不好的心、做坏事的心去掉。不知道高层次的“法”就没有法修,没有向内去修,不“修炼”心性不长功。在我们心里,学“大法”高于一切。为了看李洪志的讲法录像,那时候我们家本来红红火火的生意也做得不

The Story Behind Lavish Chinese Dance Shen Yun

Have you heard that Shen Yun, the internationally acclaimed Chinese dance extravaganza, will perform two shows this weekend at Burlington's Flynn Center for the Performing Arts? If not, you must be living way off the grid. In recent weeks, the New York-based company behind the show has inundated the Green Mountain State with a full-blown marketing blitz: repeated commercials on local radio and television, glossy color inserts and newspaper ads (including eight weeks of the latter in Seven Days), web infomercials, Facebook ads, six-page direct mailers distributed throughout Chittenden County, pamphlets handed out on Church Street, even a banner spanning Shelburne Road in the city's South End. The promotions for this lavish affair, which is part of a 30-country world tour, feature images of silk-draped dancers in traditional Chinese garb. Ads include gushing testimonials from international celebrities and dignitaries, some of whom claim to have seen the "once-in-a-lif

Propaganda in the Form of Entertainment: A Bizarre Evening at ‘Shen Yun’

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Adjust font size:         Close Matilda Boseley 2017-09-11  In Australia, propaganda is seen as a relic from yesteryear and something we rarely see, apart from the occasional overly dramatic Defence Force ad.   Perhaps this is why it is so jarring when  Shen Yun  – a performance of traditional Chinese dance currently touring Australia – transforms into an overt thesis on the Communist persecution of the Falun Gong religious group.   As advertised on its  website ,  Shen Yun  is as a way to “discover the divine beauty of 5000 years of classical Chinese culture”.   The  Shen Yun  Chinese ballet, run by the Falun Gong religion, draws attention to the persecution the group faces in China, with a few backflips and fan dances thrown in.   The show is a compilation of traditional ethnic dances, ballet renditions of Chinese folk lore, and operatic and instrumental acts