New York Rally Supports Mainland Chinese Citizens Quitting the CCP, Youth League, and Young Pioneers. (Zhang Jingyi / Global Service Center for Quitting the CCP)
[People News] In October and November 2024, at least 31 prominent figures from China’s literary and artistic circles passed away, most of whom had contributed to revolutionary-themed works. Among them, six were under the age of 60, and at least ten were members of the Chinese Communist Party. The deceased include two translators of Soviet Russian literature, Rong Rude and Yue Fenglin; Ye Jiaying, a distinguished professor at Nankai University; Wang Junyi, former director of the Institute of Qing History at Renmin University of China; literary theorist Rao Pengzi; and pianist Guo Zhihong, the son of renowned writer Guo Moruo.
Six Middle-Aged Cultural Figures in China Pass Away, Youngest Only 46 Years Old
Thirteen Lang (Lü Xiaoping), 58 years old. A renowned Shaanxi musician and leading figure in Qin songs, Thirteen Lang died of a cerebral hemorrhage on November 28, 2024. He was a teacher at Shaanxi Vocational College of Arts, a council member of the China Society for Music Research, and a guest professor at Xi’an Jiaotong University. He also served as president of the Shaanxi Qin Song Research Association and was known as China’s foremost Qin song artist. His red-themed works, such as Roll Up Your Sleeves and Work Hard and Homeland’s Longing, earned him numerous awards from the CCP.
Chen Jinghong (Blue Lion), 46 years old. A member of the China Writers Association and a council member of the Jiangsu Online Writers Association, Chen Jinghong died on November 21, 2024, after unsuccessful medical treatment. Known by her pen name Blue Lion, she authored popular novels such as Under the Brocade Robe and A Heart of Ice in a Jade Pot.
Jin Chaozhe, 50 years old. Jin Chaozhe, a standing council member of the Guangdong Stage Art Research Association, an expert for the Guangdong Performing Arts Industry Association, and an associate professor at Guangdong Vocational College of Foreign Arts, passed away on November 21, 2024, after unsuccessful medical treatment. Jin had significant contributions in major events, including serving as a member of the ceremony team for the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games, a sound team member for the centennial epic The Great Journey, and a director team member for events such as the 2012 AFC Champions League awards ceremony in Guangzhou, the 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games site coordination, and the opening ceremonies of the Guangdong International Tourism and Cultural Festival from 2006 to 2010.
Wang Mingxuan, 59 years old. A seasoned media professional, Wang Mingxuan died on November 3, 2024, following unsuccessful medical treatment. He had worked for Dalian Television, Enlight Media, Silverstone Communications, and Yongxin Vision. He also served as CEO of China Radio International Starry Sky and assistant general manager of CRI Oriental, among other roles. Wang was frequently invited to lecture at CCP-affiliated media outlets such as Xinhua News Agency, Qiushi magazine, CCTV, and China International Radio, as well as institutions like Peking University.
Wang Dongchun, 51 years old. An oil painter and associate professor in the Fine Arts Teaching and Research Office of Nanjing Tech University's School of Architecture, Wang Dongchun passed away on October 12, 2024, after a sudden illness. He had studied at Vladimir State Pedagogical University in Russia from 2001 to 2002 and participated in the 2004 oil painting exhibition commemorating the 55th anniversary of the CCP's founding.
Cui Xiaoming, 55 years old. A printmaker and resident artist at Wuhu Calligraphy and Painting Academy, Cui Xiaoming died on October 4, 2024, in Wuhu after unsuccessful medical treatment.
12 Literary Figures Pass Away, 8 Were CCP Members
Rao Pengzi (November 27, 2024, Guangzhou). A CCP member, literary theorist, and former vice president of Jinan University, Rao Pengzi was a professor in the Chinese Language and Literature Department. She pioneered the "Comparative Literary Studies" program in China and was a PhD advisor. Rao held numerous leadership roles, including vice chair of the Guangdong Writers’ Association and the Chinese Comparative Literature Association.
Rong Rude (November 26, 2024, Shanghai). A senior translator of Russian and English literature, Rong Rude was a fellow at the Shanghai Literature and History Research Institute and taught at the predecessor of Shanghai International Studies University. He translated a significant number of literary works and served as a special member of the Shanghai Municipal People's Political Consultative Conference.
Ye Jiaying (November 24, 2024, Tianjin). A distinguished professor at Nankai University and director of its Institute of Chinese Poetry and Classical Culture, Ye Jiaying was a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and a prominent scholar of classical Chinese literature. She received numerous accolades from the CCP, including the "Reform and Opening-Up 40th Anniversary Most Influential Foreign Expert" award.
Cao Yang (November 24, 2024, Shanghai). A CCP member and member of the China Writers’ Association, Cao Yang was the former editor-in-chief of Sprout, the first CCP-established youth literary magazine. He authored revolutionary works such as Enemy Elimination on the Plains.
Ouyang Jian (November 23, 2024, Fuzhou). A classical novel expert and researcher at Fujian Normal University, Ouyang specialized in ancient texts and Dream of the Red Chamber studies, authoring works like The Era of Cao Xueqin.
Zhang Shishan (November 23, 2024, Taiyuan). A CCP member and former vice chair of the Shanxi Writers’ Association, Zhang was known for revolutionary works like Heroes of Lüliang.
Wang Junyi (November 21, 2024, Hong Kong). A CCP member and historian, Wang Junyi was a professor and former director of the Institute of Qing History at Renmin University. He was involved in the creation of the Qing History Institute and later worked with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Press.
Liu Zhenhua (November 19, 2024, Qingdao). A CCP member and member of the China Writers’ Association, Liu Zhenhua authored the revolutionary screenplay Red Auntie. Her husband, Liu Zhixia, wrote the iconic work Railway Guerrillas.
Yue Fenglin (November 11, 2024, Beijing). A CCP member and professor in the Russian Language and Literature Department at Peking University, Yue was an expert in Soviet literature and poetry translation. He held leadership roles in literary associations and received a special stipend from the State Council.
Xu Yinnong (October 12, 2024, Beijing). A veteran editor, Xu Yinnong worked on numerous academic series, including Tradition and Transformation and Three Gorges, Yangtze River.
Wang Shishun (October 11, 2024, Beijing). A CCP member and classical literature scholar, Wang was a professor at the School of Literature at Liaocheng University.
Xiu Xiaolin (October 2, 2024, Shanghai). A CCP member and retired editor from the Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House, Xiu worked in various roles, including as an editor and propagandist in Yunnan before returning to Shanghai.
Seven Prominent Figures in Music Pass Away, Including Guo Zhihong, Son of Guo Moruo
Guo Zhihong (November 10, 2024). A professor in the Piano Department of the Central Conservatory of Music, as well as a pianist and composer, Guo Zhihong passed away suddenly from a heart attack. He was the son of Guo Moruo, a prominent figure in CCP history who served as the first president of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Vice Premier, and Chairman of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles.
Yao Siyuan (November 8, 2024). A CCP member and retired professor from the Capital Normal University School of Music, Yao Siyuan passed away in Beijing due to illness. He held various leadership roles, including being a council member of the China Musicians’ Association and the first president of the National Association of Higher Education Theoretical Composition Studies.
Zheng Deren (November 7, 2024). The former principal double bassist of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, Zheng Deren was instrumental in forming the Shanghai Light Music Orchestra. He is credited with introducing the term "light music" in Chinese.
Du Yaxiong (October 7, 2024). A CCP member and retired professor who once chaired the Musicology Department at the China Conservatory of Music, Du Yaxiong passed away in Beijing after a prolonged illness. He also served as vice president of several music societies, including the Chinese Society of World Music and the Chinese Society of Music Therapy.
Lin Fugui (October 7, 2024). A renowned Sheng performer and professor at the China Conservatory of Music, Lin Fugui passed away at the age of 70. He served as the deputy director of the Traditional Chinese Music Department at the affiliated school of the conservatory and was vice president of the Sheng Committee under the China Nationalities Orchestra Society. Lin recorded numerous Sheng performances for CCTV and China National Radio.
Liu Tianli (October 6, 2024). A professor in the Music Department at the Communication University of China and a composer, Liu Tianli passed away in Beijing after a prolonged illness. His composition In the Campus Stands a Row of Young Poplars was chosen as the university’s anthem.
Jin Zhengping (October 4, 2024). A national-level conductor and composer, Jin Zhengping passed away at Beijing Jishuitan Hospital. He held positions such as vice president of the China Musicians’ Association Symphony Enthusiasts Society and executive director of the China Film Music Society. Jin co-composed the red opera The Long March and the symphonic suite The Silk Road (in four movements).
Three Artists and Calligraphers Pass Away
Wang Naizhuang (November 23, 2024, Beijing). A renowned painter, calligrapher, and art educator, Wang Naizhuang was a professor at Tsinghua University's School of Architecture. He studied under prominent figures such as Liu Haisu, Xu Beihong, and Wu Zuoren. Wang dedicated over 40 years to teaching architectural art at Tsinghua University and served as a council member of the China Artists Association.
Wei Ziqiang (October 10, 2024, Lanzhou). A vice president of the Gansu Academy of Painting and Calligraphy and a flower-and-bird painter, Wei Ziqiang passed away at home. He created numerous revolutionary works, published by the Gansu Fine Arts Publishing House and distributed across the five northwestern provinces and nationwide.
Huang Meiyao (October 1, 2024). A versatile artist working in both Chinese painting and ceramics, Huang Meiyao was a former professor at Jingdezhen Ceramic University. His works were featured in the CCP’s People's Daily Overseas Edition and other platforms.
Three Performing Arts Figures Pass Away
Zheng Zheng (November 20, 2024). An actress, theater performer, director, and producer, Zheng Zheng was best known for her role as Yuanyang in the 1987 TV adaptation of Dream of the Red Chamber. She also starred in revolutionary films such as The Red Azalea of Bashan. She passed away at the age of 61.
Zhang Yuwen (November 14, 2024, Beijing). A Kunqu opera artist and national first-class actor, Zhang Yuwen was one of the "Four Great Dan" of the Northern Kunqu Opera Theatre. She was a representative inheritor of Kunqu, a national intangible cultural heritage project. Zhang formally became a disciple of Ma Xianglin in 1987 and later served as an assistant instructor for Ma at Kunqu training courses held by the Ministry of Culture.
Fei Ming (October 27, 2024). A prominent playwright, Fei Ming passed away at the age of 70. His works spanned television, film, and theater. Representative works include the TV series Home with Kids, films such as Don't Come Back After Divorce, Full House, and We Agreed Not to Break Up, as well as stage plays like Dad, Open the Door, Soul Kitchen, and Silent Scream.
The CCP's Heinous Crimes: Don't Be Its Scapegoat
The Epoch Times, in its statement on the Tuidang (Quit the CCP) website, emphasized that "the end of the Communist Party is near." However, this evil organization (a demonic cult) has committed unforgivable crimes against humanity and the divine throughout history. Divine forces will inevitably hold this demon accountable. When the day comes for humanity to reckon with the CCP under divine guidance, those so-called steadfast adherents of the evil party will not be spared.
Under the CCP’s long-term indoctrination with atheism, many Chinese people do not believe in retribution for good and evil. However, for members of the CCP or those ideologically aligned with it, the divine may take their lives through various means, including disease and pandemics.
Since the resurgence of the CCP virus (COVID-19) pandemic in China in December 2022, there has been a noticeable wave of deaths among CCP members, officials, and professionals across various fields who supported the regime. Evidence suggests that the pandemic continues to claim lives in China, though the authorities have prohibited mass testing and refuse to classify it as an epidemic.
In March 2020, at the onset of the pandemic, Master Li Hongzhi warned in his essay Rationality: "The current 'CCP Virus' (Wuhan pneumonia) is purposeful and targeted. It is here to eliminate members of the evil CCP and those who align with it."
Master Li Hongzhi further stated: "Stay away from the CCP and avoid aligning with it because it is controlled by a red demon. Its outward behavior is that of a rogue, capable of all manner of evil. Divine forces are beginning to eradicate it, and those who support it will be eliminated along with it."
Master Li also provided guidance on how people can protect themselves in this time of crisis: "People should sincerely repent to the divine, reflect on their wrongdoings, and hope for a chance to make amends. This is the only solution, the true panacea."
(Comprehensive report by Dajiyuan reporter Dongfang Hao)
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