(Clearwisdom.net) My daughter's nickname is Kaixin, which means "joyful" in Chinese, and her official name is Huang Ying. Her mother, Luo Zhixiang, was a Falun Dafa practitioner who died from the brutality of the Guangzhou police. My little daughter was separated from her mother when she was only three months old. She lost her mother at the age of one and a half. This caused her young mind to be deeply troubled.
Little Huang Ying (nickname Kaixin) kisses her mother's picture, saying "I miss Mom."
As a result of the all-out efforts of numerous Falun Dafa practitioners, my daughter finally arrived in Bangkok, Thailand, on December 10, 2004, reuniting her with her father. She also has been granted asylum status by the Thai Government.
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I was trying my best to make Kaixin happy. However, what I worried about happened. Every night, Kaixin cried in her sleep. In the beginning, I sent righteous thoughts toward her because I thought she was being interfered with by the evil. It was not very effective. She still cried continuously at night. She also sounded different than other children. She tried to suppress it, and apparently was in great misery.
"Kaixin, do you miss Mom?" I asked. Only then, did Kaixin cry out loudly, "I miss Mom! Others have their moms, but I don't. Oh, I miss Mom so much! I want Mom! Dad, I don't remember what Mom looked like!" She started crying again and I held her tightly and also burst into tears.
 Kaixin's mother, Luo Zhixiang was killed in the persecution by officers of the Tianhe District 610 Office in Guangzhou City |  Kaixin's mother, Luo Zhixiang, and father, Huang Guohua |
Even now, the Chinese Communist Party is continuing its crazed persecution against Falun Dafa practitioners in China. Let's voice our strongest condemnation of the brutality of the Chinese Communist Party and put an end to this cruel persecution, which has lasted almost six years!
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