The Nine Commentaries On the Communist Party (the Nine Commentaries) has initiated a tidal wave of withdrawals from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) since it's introduction on November 18, 2004. More than 13 million Chinese people have publicly announced their withdrawals from the CCP and it's related organizations through The Epoch Times website over the past two years. Not even the internet blockade has been able to stop people from posting their withdrawal statements. Many go so far as to put them on bulletin boards, license plates, telephone poles, and advertisement columns.


Information on the Nine Commentaries and on withdrawing from the CCP can be found just about anywhere. Truth clarifying DVDs, booklets, pamphlets, posters, and even banners can be found frequently occupying space at governmental agencies, National People's Congress, parks, tourist sites, work places, educational institutions, hospitals, stores, along the streets and in residential areas. Sometimes these materials last for several months to a year before they are removed.


Gao Dawei, spokesperson for the Global Service Center for Quitting the CCP said, "The emergence of resignations and slogans in large quantities goes to show that quitting the CCP has become a reality, has broken free of the CCP's information blockade and has removed the inner fears of the Chinese people. It is certain that the wave of resignations around China will help more Chinese people realize the vile nature of the CCP, reexamine their own pasts and futures and dare to envision a new China. Those who speak out against communism are the hope of China."

Shanxi Province
According to a Clearwisdom.net report on August 5, 2006, posters publicizing the Nine Commentaries as well as encouragement for people to quit the CCP were found at the Taihangshan Grand Canyon tourist site in Huguan County, Shanxi Province
On May 16, 2006, posters and truth clarification materials have been spotted in the residential areas, parks, shopping and daycare centers, etc., on Xinjian Street, Taoyuan Lane, North Taoyuan Street, and North Street near the Taiyuan City Council and city government buildings.





On April 18, 2006, Clearwisdom.net reported that posters promoting the withdrawal from the CCP could be seen during the the National People's Congress and the Political Consultative Conference. Such posters can be seen frequently in government agencies, the National People's Congress, parks, tourist sites, educational institutes, hospitals, stores, various workplaces, and residential areas.





Shandong Province According to a Clearwisdom.net report on April 29, 2006, news of ten million people quitting the CCP appeared along the streets in Jinan City.
Many large stones in the popular Jinan Dafotou tourist site have phrases written all over them such as, "The world needs Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance. Falun Dafa is Good. Don't believe the lies on TV," and "Read the Nine Commentaries . The Heavens will eradicate the CCP."
Shanghai City
Clearwisdom.net reported on May 3rd, 2005 that declarations of withdrawal from the CCP had suddenly appeared in several districts in Shanghai City.


Hebei Province
Clearwisdom.net reported on September 1st 2005 that withdrawal statements, introductory articles about the Nine Commentaries , The Epoch Times statements, and ways to quit the CCP began to appear on the streets of Shijiazhuang City. Most of them were found in Hebei Normal University, Hebei Economic and Trade University and Shijianzhuang Vocational Technology Institute, as well as other universities. All of the aforementioned flyers were also found on the door of the Shijiazhuang jail. This report coincides with the point in time when the world was expressing it's support for the four million brave citizens who had thus far withdrawn from the CCP.



Changchun City
On August 14th, 2005, Clearwisdom.net reported that on the afternoon of July 20th an amazing sight appeared in the city of Changchun City, Jiling Province. Resignation statements could be seen almost everywhere, signifying yet another significant blow to the Communist Party. These statements were neatly glued to walls, electric poles, and doors all along the roads. The people who resign from the CCP come from all different backgrounds, including technical workers, mechanical staff, teachers, and just about every other profession imaginable.



Beijing City, Tianjin City and Other Areas of Hebei Province
Between July 17th and 19th people from Beijing City, Tianjing City, Heibei Province, and around the world had miraculously delivered 80,000 copies of the Nine Commentaries as well as information on quitting the CCP to people of all different backgrounds in just three days. They post flyers on streets, public transportation, metros, and various public places. The advocates said that there are flyers posted at every stop of the Beijing metro.




Guangxi Province
It was reported on June 6th 2005 that before and after June 4th 2005 slogans stating, "Declare your withdrawal from the CCP", "Withdrawal from the CCP exceeds two million", "the heavens want to destroy the CCP, resign to ensure your safety", appeared on the streets of Nanning City, Guangxi Province. Posters further advocating withdrawal from the CCP appeared as well. These were found on street and park benches, the walls and gates around swimming pools, road signs, on public transportation, and electricity poles.



Hubei Province
On May 28th 2005, Clearwisdom.net reported that in the early morning of May 23rd many flyers appeared simultaneously in Hubei Xiaogan Park, arousing the curiosity of many passersby. Since then, people often stop to read and discuss the book of The Nine Commentaries and a DVD that was left at the location.
Harbin City
On May 24th 2005 the minghui net reported that on April 5th, many flyers, declarations of resignation, copies of the Nine Commentaries , pictures, and various other truth clarification materials appeared on the streets of Harbin. These materials were posted on electricity poles, stores, phone booths, doors, park walls, and gazebos.



Guangdong City
According to a Clearwisdom report on April 27th 2005, Slogans advocating resignation from the Chinese Communist Party appeared on Shaoguan and Qujiang of Guangdong.


English :
http://www.theepochtimes.com/news/6-9-2/45579.html

Chinese :
http://www.epochtimes.com/gb/6/8/31/n1439263.

我说FLG啊，现在99%中国人厌恶你们
你们看怎么办才是好？

The CCP aren't purely communist

没有这么严重。。。。哎共产党太腐败了！作为中国人对共产党很失望

Sounds like religious fanaticism to me.

Interesting topic.
2 months ago, When i was in China, none of the Chinese in China seem interested in politics at all. They were more interested in their everyday lives. I was even talking to a lady who ran a newspaper stand at a street corner in Shenzhen, i asked her how much she pays for rent. she told me. She paid 2500 yen to the government official who claims he owned the streets. She said the government is the black gangster in China. She complained that she can't even make a living.
I all the chinese I talked to in china. They all have complains against the CCP one thing or another.
Today, the chinese in China can openly complain about their government, which is good step forward in China becoming a more open society.

if she thinks she's being blackmailed, just go to the tax agency and ask what tax she should be paying.
mostly she's just paying the standard license fee.
it's her own ignorance that's the problem. many chinese will complain about whatever they dont like as "corruption", when they don't bother to find out what is legitimate governance and administration.

Are you sure you were in China and not in Japan?

yes, correction. It is RMB and not yen. my mistake.
In China, and Asian countries, even Japan. You can apply for whatever license or tax forms, But, on top of that you still have to pay the local gangster who says they own that block, or else they will simply remove your newspaper stand.
the local gangster in shenzhen wears official government green uniform. What can she do??!! Not much, i'm afraid.
And if you don't believe me, then just for fun, go ahead and set up a lemonade stand in Shenzhen and soon within a few hours you will see, who will be coming to knock on your stand demanding money.

how much chinese did they say were quitting the ccp again? was it 13 million, 100 million or 600 billion? it changes with the wind

You need to stop trolling and posting repeated topic over and over.
Nobody takes your trolling seriously, and I have reported you, hope you'll find a better luck in your next reincarnated username.

who are you referring to?
have you been reincarnated before? since I have seen truthstill hurts, or truth is truth names before.
ironic your name is. You don't know the truth if it came up from the toilet and bite you in the a@@.

conitnue,
for truthdoesn'thurt, since you are not educated enough to make any comments here, the you need to sit down and shut up, and hide in your imaginery world.
my argument still stands. Anyone can open up any street stand anywhere in china, within hours there will be thugs dress in green uniform asking for money. It does not matter how many permits or license you have register with in China. If you are too naive to and want to continue to play stupid, that is your choice. But I challenge any of you to go try and open a small stand in China.

I challenge you to open a small stand anywhere in Iraq or Afghanistan. No government in this globe is perfect. Not even the US.


The corruption problem is well founded and well documented in China. Every idiots in China know a thing or 2. Going on AF and paint a one sided story on how the CCP is all mighty and evil just show how stupid you are. The facts of the matter are that the CCP do a combination of goods and evil. Economic development, improvement on living standard, impressive character when dealing with foreign powers are all things the Chinese approve of.

Therefore, your overall argument of anti-CCP in China is only half truths. The full picture is that people hate and love their government. How long will the CCP last? That depends how well do the CCP address their weakness. I would not be surprise if they lasted for 500 more years or just 50 years. It all depends on how they reform.

look, if you're paying "protection money" in china, that's because you're trying to do business where it's not allowed. It's their corruption, and yours too.

CCP is only half of the corruption in China. The other part is YOU.

If you have a legitimate permit in a legitimate business, watch how fast your extortioner will get arrested. why don't you listen to some westerners compare the extortion in russia versus china.

Like I said, even an idiot knows about the "corruption" that you talk about. Do you actually feel superior repeating what people already know? Russia is corrupted, China is probably as corrupted. There is no argument. What makes me laugh is that you tend to put all your eggs on this corruption argument, and try to paint a conclusion that the CCP is all bad. I just want to say that's a stupid argument and a stupid conclusion. Any idiots should have no problem looking at the economic development in China today and say thats a good thing. Who wants to live as a poor man or woman? Any idiots should be able to look at other major powers and find corruptions too, even in the US. What is gitmo? Why are there illegal wars and occupations?

Therefore, we as independent should always seek a neutral and unbiased critics of today's government. CCP is corrupted. They are hated. But they still hold legitimacy in their rules and they are still ever evolving. Like I said, with the majority support of the Chinese people, the CCP can last 500 or 50 years. It all depends how they choice to reform and at what pace. Cherry picking the bad side of the CCP is for white nationalist and western media only. I expect more from an intellectual independent such as yourself.

^wow man. you really didn't follow a conversation can you?

In Hong Kong there are many anti ccp slogans when I arrived there for vacation.

Does CCP have any associate-membership or something like that?

If they have I want to apply.

MyEmpire, do you know?