(Minghui.org) When I make telephone calls to mainland China to tell people about Falun Dafa and the persecution, I've noticed that people are awakening. It's as if they're waiting to be saved. I would like to share a few heartfelt responses that I have received from those on the other end of the line.
A middle-aged woman answered one of my calls. She told me, “A few years ago, someone helped me to quit the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). I often say, ‘Falun Dafa is good and Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance is good.’ Ever since then, everything I do has gone really well. I do admire that you persistently reach out to people. Please keep doing this.”
Another time, a middle-aged man answered my call. He said, “I haven’t joined the CCP or any of its organizations.”
When I asked if he wore a red scarf at primary school, he told me that he did.
“Then you joined the Young Pioneers. Will you please let me help you quit the Young Pioneers using an alias?”
“Okay,” he said. “I will quit, and I'll use my real name.”
After I explained how people are quitting the CCP and its affiliated organizations to a young man one time, he suddenly shouted, “Long live Quitting the CCP!”
He asked me to help him quit and thanked me over and over.
A man on the other end of the line once asked who I was. I told him, “I am a volunteer working for the Global Service Center for Quitting the CCP, and I help our fellow Chinese quit the CCP and its affiliated organizations.”
He excited replied, “Oh, I have been looking for you everywhere. I was told that people are quitting the CCP, but I didn’t know how I could quit too!”
He'd joined the Communist Youth League, so I helped him quit by giving him an alias. He was very happy and said, “My heart is now at ease.”
A little girl answered the phone one time. I asked, “Have you started primary school?”
She answered, “Yes, I started a few months ago.”
I asked if she wore a red scarf, but she said she didn't. I asked her to remember to say, “Falun Dafa is good and Truthfulness-Compassion-Tolerance is good.” When she repeated it after me, her words were so pure. I was especially moved.
I said, “Is anyone else at home?”
When she said that her grandma was there, I asked if she knew whether she was a CCP member. The little girl said she was, so I asked if I could talk to her.
Her grandma came over but didn’t take the phone.
I asked the child, “Will you please ask your grandma if she is willing to quit the CCP?”
I could hear her grandmother answering in a very low voice, “Yes, I am willing to quit.” It sounded like the grandmother was afraid of anyone hearing her.
The child said to me loudly, “Yes, she is willing to quit it!”