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Quit the CCP Movement Q: What are some of the reasons for quitting the CCP that people mention in their statements?
Q: How and when did the Quit the CCP movement start?
Q: Where do people post their resignation statements?
Q: How can the Chinese in mainland China publish statements on a blocked overseas website?
Q: Are people required to use their real name when publishing their statement?
Q: Why do some people use an alias?
Q: Why is Quit the CCP sometimes called the 'Three Withdrawals' ?
Q: Where in China do people who quit the CCP come from?
Q: What is the average number of people who quit the CCP every day?
Q: Are there any well-known people who have quit the CCP? China / Communist Party / Chinese people I want to quit CCP Quit CCP Service Center Nine Commentaries Q: How and when did the Quit the CCP movement start?
A: The massive wave of resignations from the Chinese Communist Party began in late 2004 after the The Epoch Times published its Chinese-language edition of “Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party.” This publication revealed for the first time a historical account of the CCP’s formation, its advocacy of violence and deception, its destruction of traditional beliefs and the disaster it has brought upon the Chinese people.
In December 2004, soon after the release of the Nine Commentaries, people began to resign from the Party. (video introduction) The Nine Commentaries is now #1 on the CCP’s Internet blockade list.
Q: Where do people post their resignation statements?
A: Resignation statements are posted on the Quit the CCP Statement Website at http://tuidang.epochtimes.com/. The server is located outside of China. All the statements are easy to browse and search by keywords on the website.
Q: How can the Chinese in mainland China publish statements on a blocked overseas website?
A: To publish a formal statement on the Quit CCP Statement Website, which is blocked by China's Great Firewall, people can use one of following methods:
- Break the Internet blockade by using secure anonymous proxies or technologies, such as software tools provided by Ultrareach, Gpass or Dynamic Internet Technology Inc., which are all free for Chinese to use. For details, please check 'break net blockage' section at left side of the page - Get help from the volunteers at the Global Service Center for Quitting the CCP. There are over 60 local service centers or service booths in major cities around the world which make and accept phone calls, faxes and emails to and from Chinese people to help them to publish their statements on the website.
The Global Service Center also distributes free software for breaking the blockade to those who wish to quit the Party.
Q: Are people required to use their real name when publishing their statement?
A: People can choose to use their real name or an alias.
Q: Why do some people use an alias?
A: To the CCP, fewer members means less control, and they consider withdrawing from the Party as similar to being against the Party.
The CCP’s repression of those who quit the Party has happened from the very beginning of the Quit the CCP movement. Well-known Chinese lawyer Gao Zhisheng was sentenced to four years in jail because of his support of the movement; likewise writer and website director Li Hong (Zhang Jianhong), who was sentenced to six years in prison.
A list of 91 Chinese people who have been abducted, detained or persecuted because they quit the CCP is available under 'Quit the CCP Movement'-> 'repression' section on this site.
So using an alias is a way to protect oneself from being persecuted by the CCP.
Q: Why is Quit the CCP sometimes called the 'Three Withdrawals' ?
The 'Three Withdrawals' refers to Withdrawal from the three communist organizations that most people join: the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), the Chinese Youth League (CYL) and the Chinese Young Pioneers (CYP).
Q: Where in China do people who quit the CCP come from?
A: Quit CCP Service Centers receive and make phone calls to people in all parts of China. People living in large cities use the Internet to quit more often than those who live in the countryside.
The technology company Dynamic Internet Technology provides statistics of the IP source that Chinese people use to announce their statement on the Quit the CCP website. (link)
Q: What is the average number of people who quit the CCP every day?
A: From the numbers on the Quit the CCP Statement Website, which is updated almost at real time, it can be seen that in recent months people have been resigning at a rate of 50,000 to 70,000 per day.
Q: What are some of the reasons for quitting the CCP that people mention in their
statements?
A: Many people stated that after they came to realize the true nature of the Party — which has not changed with the development of the economy — and the crimes the CCP committed both in the past and the present, people said they felt ashamed to remain part of the organization and their conscience drove them to quit.
Some of the CCP’s crimes and abuses mentioned in the statements include:
- CCP policies which resulted in the deaths of an estimated 80 million Chinese people in less than 60 years
- The massacre of students on Tiananmen Square in Beijing in1989
- The torture and killing of Falun Gong practitioners, ongoing
- Organ harvesting from live prisoners, ongoing
- The persecution of Christians and Uyghur Muslims, etc, ongoing
- Lack of freedom of speech, ongoing
- No democracy
- Cheating the Chinese people, ongoing
- Corruption, ongoing
Q: Are there any well-known people who have quit the CCP?
A: Yes. These include:
Ms. Huang Xiaomin, the coach for the South Korean National Swim Team and former Chinese Olympic medalist;
Mr. Chen Yonglin, former Chinese diplomat in Australia who defected publicly in June 2005;
Mr. Hao Fengjun, former police officer with the 6-10 Office, a Nazi Gestapo-like organization, in Tianjin City, east China
Mr. Gao Zhisheng, outstanding Chinese human rights lawyer
There are many others. Please check the menu at the top of this site, 'Quit the CCP
Movement' -> ' Big Names'.
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