舒清：是谁夺走了人们心中的良知和善念

【真相网】中共建政以来，中华大地历经多次浩劫，“文革”将中华传统文化连根拔起，残酷斗争使得人与人之间的信任荡然无存；一九八九年六四，中共不惜残杀学生来保其政权的稳固，令一代知识分子心灰意冷；一九九九年，中共又发动了对法轮功修炼者的疯狂迫害，打压按真、善、忍标准做好人的人，使人们心中仅存的一点良知丧失殆尽。

六四让中国知识分子失去信仰

六四发生的一九八九年，正是中国经济生机渐现，但也是中共体制对经济的阻碍愈发明显的时刻。

学生们只是希望在国家经济体制改革已初见成效的基础上，政治体制改革能早一点在中国推进并实现，针对当时的社会现状，学生们提出了“反官倒、反腐败”的口号。

当年的学生，自认为负有社会和民族的使命感。虚幻的理想主义教育使他们根本看不清中共的本质，不知自己已经成了中共眼中跟中共要民主、要自由的异议分子。对话、协商只存在于民主体制中，学生们忘记了中共是一个独裁政权，跟中共要民主就是要中共的命。

中共自身就是背地里搞运动起家的，中共当年曾秘密组织了多次学生、工人和农民运动去推翻国民政府。执政后一直存在合法性危机的中共，对学生们自发的行动害怕了，因此，中共一面把学生污蔑为“暴徒”，一面派出军队和坦克去对付手无寸铁的学生。

六四过后，很多中国知识分子对中共的做法百思不得其解，不明白为什么可以通过对话解决的事情，却演变成了一场屠杀。他们心灰意冷，理想破灭，因此也抛弃了一直以来的共产主义信仰，不再将社会责任视为与自己相关的事情，很多知识分子纷纷出国、移民、下海、捞钱。

中共发现之前对学生的洗脑宣传，导致学生们关注国家的命运前途，造成了六四这样的事件，这就如同中共放的一把火，稍一不慎就会烧到中共自己。因此中共从教育的方向上来了一百八十度大转弯，开始引导学生们不要关心政治和国事，从让学生把“解放全人类”作为自己的伟大理想，变成了让他们只去考虑自己毕业后能找个好工作。

随着后续大学毕业生国家不包分配和社会上商品房的出现，立刻将学生们投入到没毕业就要开始为找工作而奔波，工作后又要为买房而奋斗的境地。由此产生了只关注自己利益的一代人，社会由此崇尚金钱，每个人都只关心自己，而不问世事，从当年的敏感日时需要老师蹲坑盯防学生，到学生主动放弃对社会现象的关注，只是埋头学习、考研、出国、找好工作。

一九九九年中共对真善忍的迫害毁灭了人们仅存的良知

一九八九年，“柏林墙”倒了。这一事件标志着铁幕倒塌。不久后，冷战正式宣告结束，东欧的其他共产主义政权也都解体了。只有中国及其所剩不多的几个“共产主义小兄弟”除外。

八九年之后，在中共的有意带动下，全民转而信奉金钱，追求感官刺激享受，放纵人的欲望，造成黄赌毒泛滥，导致社会道德下滑。

一九九二年五月，法轮大法开始传出。这种能够提升道德，可以祛病健身的功法，使很多人受益。人们口口相传，纷纷介绍给自己的亲朋好友，一时间，中国大地到处都有法轮功修炼者的身影。公安部调查数据显示，至一九九九年七月，七年间有七千万至一亿的大陆人在修炼法轮功。

一九九八年，以乔石为首的部分全国人大离退休老干部，经过详细调研，向中央政治局常委提交了一份调查报告，报告的结论是“法轮功于国于民百利而无一害”。

国家体育总局于一九九八年五月组织的调查结果也显示，法轮功祛病健身总有效率为98%。国家体总派到长春和哈尔滨的调研组组长发表讲话说：“我们认为法轮功的功法功效都不错，对于社会的稳定，对于精神文明建设，效果是很显著的，这个要充份肯定。”

但江泽民出于其自身的妒嫉，无视法轮功给社会带来的各种益处，仍一意孤行，在一九九九年七月二十日发动了对法轮功的迫害，他动用所有媒体、公安、武警，对法轮功进行造谣污蔑，对法轮功修炼者进行监控、抓捕和关押。他在部署迫害法轮功的中央工作会议上狂妄地宣称：“我就不相信共产党战胜不了法轮功！”

江泽民把个人对法轮功的妒恨搞成了一场政治迫害运动。然而，运动伊始，由于法轮功深入人心，大家对此运动的积极性不高。因此，二零零一年一月二十三日除夕，江泽民、罗干一伙策划了震惊世界的天安门自焚伪案，用捏造、谎言、假冒、仇恨、煽情等各种手段，让几乎所有中国人都对法轮功产生了误解和恐惧。

江泽民为了迫害法轮功，动用官职、金钱，还有“腐败”来收买党徒以达到目的，在对法轮功的迫害中谁能积极参与，谁就能得到奖励和晋升。罗干、周永康等对法轮功最凶残的迫害者，直接被江泽民提拔到“政治局常委”的高位，中共由此进入了一个“无理念、无底线”的黑社会时代。国家的公权力，成为江泽民迫害法轮功修炼者的私犬。

为了迫害能够进行下去，江泽民绑架了所有的人，政府的考核、企业的效益、个人的收入，甚至学生的成绩，都同迫害法轮功挂钩，目的是让每个人都仇恨法轮功。

江泽民纵容“腐败”的恶果，导致官员们良知泯灭，利用手中的职权大捞特捞，包二奶、多个情人等现象成为中共官员的标配。全社会上行下效，每个人都为自己而捞，都在近水楼台先得月，人人为己，人人为敌，坑蒙拐骗、假冒伪劣层出不穷，造假、说谎、欺骗已经成了人们生活的一部分。随之而来的是社会道德一日千里的下滑，人们仅存的一点良知被湮灭。

曾几何时，教师、医生、法官是人们心目中最神圣的职业。关乎社会的教化、生命的尊崇和社会的公平正义，但在中共的道德逆向操作中，这些受人尊敬的职业也发生了变异。

当教育成为一种产业之后，偏离了古已有之的“师者，所以传道授业解惑也”的职业操守，知识成为挣钱的手段，课堂上再也学不到善恶是非的道理。

以治病救人体现对生命最本质关怀的医生，将病人视为摇钱树，过度检查、过度开药，消费病人。在中共对法轮功修炼者和良心犯进行“活摘器官”的罪恶中，暴利让被称为“医者仁心”的医生成了帮凶和刽子手，良知、道义都被抛掷脑后。

本应公平公正、用法律来惩恶扬善的法官们充当了江泽民迫害法轮功的先锋，将私权高悬于法律之上，毫无法律依据地枉判以“真善忍”为做人标准的好人。

这种“弃善扬恶”的渎职行为也给社会带来了更多的恶果，背弃善良带来的是整个社会道德的极速下滑，也使人人都成为受害者。

二零零六年的南京彭宇案，法官的话“不是你撞的，你干吗要垫付医药费”，从根本上否定了人的善念和良知。法律应该是惩恶扬善的，这个案例却起到了从法律层面上打击道德的作用。从此中华大地上，跌倒的老人无人敢扶，见义勇为更成为稀缺之物。

二零一一年广东小悦悦事件发生，司机蓄意第二次碾轧后逃逸，后续有18名路人经过，却视若无睹，无一人关心孩子的死活。路人的表现反映的是中国人的道德冷漠，折射的是社会整体的道德沦丧。

有调查显示，导致社会冷漠的原因是“社会安全感不够”。然而，为何社会安全感不够呢？

这正是司法不公所带来的反噬作用，本应该给社会带来正义的司法部门成为私权的奴仆；而国人在面对中共对法轮功的迫害时，选择了沉默和顺从。中共利用对公检法的操控，和对中国民众的欺骗，得以对法轮功修炼者为所欲为。而这种零成本的作恶逻辑一旦运转成熟，人人都将成为受害者，普通百姓更无法得到任何安全保障。

中共将“维稳”作为第一要务，维稳针对任何可能给中共带来“不稳定因素”的人，维权律师、上访人士、退伍军人、毒疫苗受害者、P2P暴雷受害者、房地产暴雷受害者、公民记者、甚至武汉封城和西安封城时得不到就医和食物短缺的网民……

中共对中国人的监控无处不在，摄像头、面部识别、手机、上网等大数据监控已经让每个人都成了中共眼里的透明人，中共早已将所有的中国人都视为潜在的“维稳”对象。这样的大环境之下，谁敢说自己还能生活在“岁月静好”之中呢？

结语

如果说一九八九年中共镇压学生以后，中国知识分子失去了信仰，不得不放弃社会责任，转而甘愿下海捞钱，是精神追求破灭，转而追逐物质和利益的开始，那么一九九九年中共发动的这场对真、善、忍及其修炼者的迫害带给中国人的后果，就是毁灭人的良知善念。

中共迫害法轮功，不允许人们心中有正义和善良，堵死了靠道德提升而使社会长治久安的通道，开启了道德沦丧的高速下行路，也使中共进入了其政权倒计时的快车道，中共泯灭道德、迫害善良的恶行，也将反作用于中共自身，加速中共的灭亡。

（来源：明慧网）

英文版：English Version: https://en.minghui.org/html/articles/2022/4/18/199957.html

Who Robbed the Chinese People of Their Conscience and Kindness?

(Minghui.org) The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has wreaked havoc on the Chinese nation numerous times since it took power in 1949. For example, The Cultural Revolution (1966-1976) eradicated traditional values, the Tiananmen Massacre (1989) destroyed the people’s dream of democracy, and the suppression of Falun Gong (1999-present) pushed people away from the principles of Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance. 

Faith Lost

The year 1989 was a special time for China. On the one hand, economic reforms and foreign investment brought many positive changes. On the other hand, Chinese intellectuals and the general public were feeling the constraints of the political system. “Opposing official profiteering and opposing corruption” became a call to action for college students. 

Many students were influenced by an idealistic education and were unable to recognize the CCP’s true nature. With a sense of social and national responsibility, they demanded democracy and freedom, only to unwittingly turn themselves against the CCP. After all, dialogue and discussion only exist in democratic societies. For a totalitarian regime like the CCP, advocating for democracy equates to removing the regime from its position of power. 

Student movements are not foreign to the CCP. In fact, the regime started with secret movements – by students, workers, and peasants – to take power decades ago. To continue its rule, in 1989 the regime labeled the peacefully protesting students on Tiananmen Square as rioters and dispatched the army and tanks to destroy their movement. 

Many students and other Chinese citizens were perplexed: why would a peaceful movement that could have been handled through dialogue be instead turned into a massacre? Nonetheless, they learned to self-censor and avoid topics that would bring them trouble. By abandoning idealism and a sense of responsibility for society, they turned their focus to things that would simply benefit themselves. As a result, many intellectuals went overseas, went into business, or found other ways to generate wealth.

The CCP, on the other hand, also realized that the previous brainwashing had made the students too “patriotic,” that they cared too deeply about the country. To avoid this in the future, the CCP shifted the focus of education. Instead of stressing a sense of idealism, students were led to think more about their own benefit. 

Several years after the 1989 Tiananmen Massacre, China stopped assigning jobs to college graduates, who now had to find jobs on their own. Many state-owned entities also stopped assigning apartments for their employees. As such, college students were left busy finding jobs and trying to make money in order to afford commercial housing, leaving them with no time to worry about the country. As they became more self-centered and money-driven, the entire society was pushed away from idealism and faith, and instead became drawn to short-term gain and a comfortable life. 

Conscience Gone

With the fall of Berlin Wall in 1989 and the dissolution of Soviet Union in 1991, the Cold War ended and communism ceased to exist in large areas of Eurasia except for China and some smaller allies. Although the CCP’s tactics discussed above temporarily reduced the country’s dissatisfaction with communism, it nonetheless drove China toward a trend of seeking money, sensory pleasure, and the Pandora’s box of sex, gambling, and drugs. 

It was under these circumstances that Falun Gong was introduced to the public in May 1992. Teaching the principles of Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance, this traditional cultivation practice lifted people’s mind nature and improved their health. More and more people heard about Falun Gong through word of mouth. According to data from China’s Ministry of Public Security, there were about 70 to 100 million Falun Gong practitioners in China as of July 1999. 

High-ranking officials also praised the practice at the time. Qiao Shi, former Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress, with the approval of over 100 other high-ranking officials, conducted a survey in the second half of 1998. Based on the survey results, they submitted a report to the Politburo stating that “Falun Gong benefits our nation and people in many ways while causing no harm.” A survey conducted by the State Sports General Administration also showed that 98% of survey participants experienced health improvement after taking up the practice of Falun Gong. 

Despite these positive opinions toward Falun Gong, then CCP top leader Jiang Zemin decided to suppress the practice in July 1999. He ordered all media and police forces to slander Falun Gong, while monitoring, arresting, and detaining practitioners. “I don’t believe the CCP cannot defeat Falun Gong,” he remarked at one of the CCP’s Central Work Conferences. 

Jiang rose to the top leadership position through suppressing the students’ democracy movement in 1989 and he viewed the persecution of Falun Gong as an opportunity to further strengthen his personal prestige in the CCP’s power hierarchy. Because of the tremendous popularity of Falun Gong, however, the persecution failed to gain broad support in the beginning. To accelerate the momentum, Jiang and his aide Luo Gan orchestrated the staged Self-Immolation Incident at Tiananmen Square to defame Falun Gong. Through continuous hate propaganda in the news media, education, literature, entertainment, and other venues, they created hatred on the part of the public against Falun Gong and fueled the persecution to a new level. 

To advocate the suppression, Jiang and his followers tempted officials with political career advancement, money, and corruption. Those active in the persecution were rewarded with promotions. Luo Gan, Zhou Yongkang, and other officials were promoted by Jiang to the CCP Politburo Standing Committee. By abusing the legal, political, and ideological systems to suppress Falun Gong, the CCP led China into lawless chaos. The power of the state became a personal tool for Jiang’s regime to persecute Falun Gong. 

As time went on, public employees’ performance, the performance of business enterprises, residents’ personal income, and even students’ grades were directly connected to their public attitude toward Falun Gong. This led to an unprecedented moral degeneration within the country. Officials used their power to retain mistresses, and ordinary citizens also maximized personal gain by way of lying and cheating. 

In the past, teachers, doctors, and judges were viewed as among the most honorable professionals. They were closely related to the integrity, health, and future of society. But with this new havoc, teachers turned to gray income to make more money instead of acting as role models for their students. Doctors also manipulated the system for more bonuses instead of meeting the patients’ needs. Forced organ harvesting of Falun Gong practitioners turned modern technology into butcher shops. Judges, guardians of the legal system and human rights, have now become chief perpetrators responsible for one of the worst human rights violations in modern history – the persecution of Falun Gong.

A Society with Little Hope

When kindness and conscience are lost, everyone in society becomes a victim. 

After an elderly woman named Xu Shoulan fell at a bus station, Peng Yu helped her get up and sent her to a hospital for treatment. But Xu sued Peng, alleging that she had been knocked down by Peng. When Peng defended his innocence, the judge dismissed him with, “If you did not knock her down, why did you help her and pay for her treatment?” This incident became well known in China and triggered heated debate. “When you see elderly people falling on the ground, you cannot help them up. Otherwise, you will be extorted for money,” parents told their children, citing this story. 

Yueyue, a two-year-old girl, was knocked down by a car in Foshan, Guangdong Province on October 13, 2011. The driver even intentionally ran over her a second time. A total of 18 pedestrians passed by the scene, but nobody stepped up to help. In the end, someone did help, but it was too late and Yueyue died eight days later. 

A survey showed that such social apathy was caused by an “insufficient sense of security.” But what does it mean? In a society where the justice and legal system are manipulated to target the innocent, when people choose to acquiesce in the face of the wrongful persecution of Falun Gong, when Falun Gong practitioners are arrested, detained, and tortured for their faith, for being good people, everyone becomes a victim in the end. 

The CCP considers “maintaining stability” the most important focus. With that in mind, anyone viewed a “threat” to “stability” could be targeted. These “threats” include human rights lawyers, citizens who appeal for their basic rights, military retirees, those who suffer from adulterated drugs or vaccines, and even citizens who have cried for help during the current military-style lockdowns.

With a massive surveillance network, sophisticated face recognition technology, and advanced internet censorship tools, anyone can become the next victim of the CCP’s brutality. There are no exceptions.

At this critical moment in history, reclaiming kindness and conscience is of utmost importance. By returning to traditional values, we can find a path toward a bright future.