【中共暴政鎮壓迫害基督徒實况】第018期　基督徒回國遭中共抓捕迫害　性命難保

[The CCP's Tyrannical Suppression and Persecution of Christians] Episode 018: Christians Returning to China Face Arrest and Persecution by the CCP; Their Lives Are in Danger To eliminate The Church of Almighty God and eradicate Christians, the CCP has launched numerous large-scale arrests and persecution campaigns. It also widely recruits unemployed individuals, including thugs, to participate in these operations, and utilizes community workers to monitor and track Christians. Furthermore, the CCP offers substantial rewards to encourage the public to report and arrest Christians, inciting and instigating a people's war across the country to expose and persecute The Church of Almighty God Christians. To evade the CCP's frenzied arrests and public surveillance, Christians are forced to hide, and gatherings are limited to secret meetings of two or three people. Many Christians, in order to follow God and fulfill their duties, have had to leave their families and hometowns; some have fled to other places, while others have escaped overseas, living a life of homelessness, displacement, and anonymity. However, the journey of Christians who fled overseas was not without its challenges. Some returned home because they couldn't find work and couldn't survive; others returned because their asylum applications were blocked; and still others returned because they were ill and unable to work. What will they face upon their return? What awaits them? In this episode, we interviewed two Christians who fled overseas and then returned to China. Through their stories, let's learn about some of the truths regarding the brutal persecution Christians face after returning to China from the CCP. 00:18 This episode's highlights 02:28 Li Ran arrested and interrogated after returning to China 07:17 Li Ran was not detained due to severe hypertension and quickly fled after returning home 08:15 Police failed to arrest Li Ran at her home but arrested her husband instead 11:04 Yang Jing was taken in for questioning and interrogation by police after getting off the plane 13:56 During her hotel quarantine, police repeatedly pressed Yang Jing by phone about her situation overseas 15:51 Before returning home after her quarantine period, Yang Jing was interrogated and threatened by police again 19:13 After the unsuccessful interrogation, Yang Jing flew back to Heilongjiang, but was monitored by CCP informants on her way home 19:34 Three days after returning home, Yang Jing was arrested but released on bail due to her serious health condition 23:35 Yang Jing was repeatedly harassed by police while recuperating at home 28:33 Village officials forced Yang Jing to write a guarantee that she did not believe in God, which she refused 32:42 Conclusion