Victim Artists

于朦朧 Yu Menglong

迪麗熱巴 Dilraba Dilmurat

張國榮 Leslie Cheung

鄧麗君 Teresa Teng

陳坤 Chen Kun

喬任梁 Kimi Qiao

陳都靈 Chen Duling

趙麗穎 Zanilia Zhao Liying

張凌赫 Zhang Linghe

金澤 Jin Ze

徐熙媛 Barbie Hsu

于朦朧 Yu Menglong 迪麗熱巴 Dilraba Dilmurat 張國榮 Leslie Cheung 鄧麗君 Teresa Teng 陳坤 Chen Kun 喬任梁 Kimi Qiao 陳都靈 Chen Duling 趙麗穎 Zanilia Zhao Liying 張凌赫 Zhang Linghe 金澤 Jin Ze 徐熙媛 Barbie Hsu

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A Conversation with Yu Menglong about Teresa Teng

Yu En: Sister Teng wants to know whether her fans still remember her. During the days when she was trapped in the hotel, she received no news at all. (Please refer to Teresa Teng’s Experience of Persecution.) But I’m not sure whether this would work. Sister Teng misses her fans deeply, but so much time has passed.
Ariel: Of course she’s welcome! So many people remember her. I’ve even covered her songs—I’m one of her fans.

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How Teresa Teng Was Murdered

After Teresa Teng passed away on May 8, 1995, she never reincarnated. Around April of this year, her soul was brought by Yu Menglong into the range of Yu En's spatial field. After her death, because she was consumed by hatred, and because no master or eminent monk with profound spiritual power went to the Imperial Mae Ping Hotel in Chiang Mai, Thailand (now rebuilt as the InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping) to deliver her soul, she remained trapped at the place of her death, suffering.

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Dragon Clan Victim Artists

Portraits of the Dragon Clan’s victimized artists, created in remembrance. Each of them helped create their own portrait. Among these individuals, anyone currently appearing in public is a body double.

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Jin Ze’s Sudden Death on June 4: The Truth Behind It (Part 3)

In early 2026, the CCP convened a top-level secret meeting to discuss how to divert public attention in China away from the June 4 Tiananmen incident. The same high-ranking official seized the opportunity and proposed using Jin Ze’s death as a way to redirect public focus. However, the proposal was initially rejected, because Jin Ze was not a top-tier celebrity—only a moderately known short-drama actor. At the second high-level meeting, the official again proposed using Jin Ze’s death as a distraction strategy. One of the proposed “solutions” involved using organ harvesting as part of the plan to deal with him.

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Jin Ze’s Sudden Death on June 4: The Truth Behind It (Part 2)

Jin Ze said that these children would complete their training around the age of sixteen and begin assignments. Some became spies, others were transferred into the armed police, while the military assigned him to work as a bodyguard for entertainers. This so-called “bodyguard” role was not to protect celebrities, but to monitor them and prevent them from escaping or contacting the outside world.

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Jin Ze’s Sudden Death on June 4: The Truth Behind It (Part 1)

His real name was not Zhang Jiawei. He never studied at the Central Academy of Drama or Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology, never worked as a designer, and never founded a personal brand. He stated that he was “sacrificed alive” and had his organs harvested earlier by the Chinese Communist regime in order to divert domestic and international attention away from the June 4, 1989 Tiananmen Incident.

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Yu Menglong Replies: About Dilraba Dilmurat

The "me" in the 2024 Spring Festival Gala performance Dance of Xinjiang was already a body double. I did indeed have more than a dozen body doubles. They were also used under my identity as surrogate mothers for high-ranking officials and to provide infant organ donors. Some of them died as a result.

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Zhang Linghe and His Stand-ins: A Mystery of Life and Death (Part 2

The traffickers abducted him when he was under three years old. They shaved his head entirely and threw him into a room filled with many other children of a similar age. The reason these traffickers could kidnap children so brazenly—leaving parents frantic and the police powerless—is that the CCP tacitly permits this behavior. They themselves need these children to do things for them.

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Zhang Linghe and His Stand-ins: A Mystery of Life and Death (Part 1)

Two souls who looked remarkably like Zhang Linghe were bound tightly by countless red cords. Their faces were filled with agony as they pleaded with Yu and the Dragon Clan to save them. To China's state-controlled entertainment industry, "Zhang Linghe" is merely a product—a celebrity brand packaged by entertainment companies connected to CCP operatives and collectively portrayed by multiple stand-ins. The same is true for other entertainers within the industry.

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The Girl in the Iron Cage: The Persecution of Dilraba (Part 5)

To her now, the tribulations of the mortal world were nothing but a passing nightmare. The true future of a soul rests entirely within the choices made in one's heart: whether one can choose kindness under any circumstance, and whether one can recognize and align with the laws of the New Universe to obtain its Key.

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The Girl in the Iron Cage: The Persecution of Dilraba (Part 4)

The “buyer-daddy” was exceptionally strict and cruel to her. To prevent her from escaping, he locked Dilraba inside an iron cage in the basement, forbidding her from stepping outside unless it was for work. This method of locking people in iron cages was modeled after the practices of other perverted, high-ranking CCP officials who held young children in captivity.

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The Girl in the Iron Cage: The Persecution of Dilraba (Part 3)

In truth, it was only after her death that Dilraba finally came to understand that the architect of her lifelong suffering was not merely the syndicates that trafficked "dolls," nor the "buyer-daddy" who had bought her — it was the CCP regime itself, a system so deeply corrupted that it had rotted to its very core. Those who climb to the upper echelons within the CCP system have no faith, no moral baseline whatsoever. The moment they acquire power or wealth, they inflict physical violation, ideological suppression, degradation of personhood, and ruthless control upon anyone more vulnerable than themselves.

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The Girl in the Iron Cage: The Persecution of Dilraba (Part 2)

To Dilraba at that time, this “buyer-daddy”—the man who had first violated her and then taken her away—almost seemed like a "good person" compared to the handler of that vile doll-selling organization. At the very least, he had extracted her from that hellish pedophile ring. From that moment forward, she entered the same trainee system that Menglong had once endured. She was only twelve years old.

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The Girl in the Iron Cage: The Persecution of Dilraba (Part 1)

“A person deprived of freedom since childhood believes that being locked inside an iron cage is perfectly normal.” — Dilraba Dilmurat . The soul of Dilraba Dilmurat (hereafter referred to as Dilraba) was personally brought to Yu En by Yu Menglong. This beautiful woman wore an expression of quiet sorrow and grievance, and under Yu's encouragement, she revealed the hidden experiences that the world had never known.

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Zanilia Zhao Persecution Experience

Zhao Liying, like Kimi Qiao Renliang, says she must witness the fall of the CCP with her own eyes before she will be willing to reincarnate. She hopes her child Xiang Xiang will be freed from the bonds of the CCP evil spirit and from the cruelty of the black industry chain — that he will not, in the future, suffer the kind of persecution she endured within the CCP's black industry chain.

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Chen Kun's Experience of Persecution

During my time as a trainee, the teacher who taught us acting — Chen Kun — was cruelly sacrificed in late September 2025, because he spoke out on my behalf to the top executives of the entertainment company. His body was made into a preserved specimen and placed in an art gallery in Beijing. This was discovered by his sharp-eyed fans, and the photographs have already been circulated on various social media platforms. My mentor sacrificed himself for me, and my grief is beyond what I can contain.

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Chen Duling Persecution Experience

The Creator dispatched beings of the Dragon race to follow me in searching for Chen Duling's soul. The Dragons were extremely efficient and quickly found her in the basement of a hospital affiliated with the military, together with many souls who had died from having their organs harvested for transplant.

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Kimi Qiao Renliang: Persecution Experience (Part 3)

Through the night, I recorded everything that had happened to Kimi. Fortunately, everyone else in the dormitory was fast asleep, and the bodyguards keeping watch outside had also dozed off. We successfully recorded each other's experiences, and quickly saved the audio and video files onto a USB drive — because whenever we went to class, the entertainment company would send people to search through the trainees' personal belongings.

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Kimi Qiao Renliang: Persecution Experience (Part 2)

Now, all he wanted was to become famous — fast. Once he was famous, he would be seen by many people. With fans and becoming a figure in the public eye, these villains would no longer dare harm him. Going back to the training center was no longer an option, and being buried in obscurity and endlessly persecuted — that was not acceptable.

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