武漢人解讀中共肺炎—— 讓我們成為病毒繞行的人

【真相網2020.4.6】【文: 武漢人】二零二零年新年期間，瘟疫降臨武漢，恐懼籠罩全城。運送武漢肺炎患者遺體的工作人員稱，當時一車拉八具屍體，從早上九點鐘忙到凌晨兩、三點鐘，天天加班；路上行人走著走著就倒地了；一人得病，全家人感染；得病到死亡一個星期左右，一家死幾個等等，這樣的消息頻頻傳來。聲稱最不怕死的人說，他這個時候也不得不怕了。這種被武漢人稱為｢滅門病毒｣的新型冠狀病毒，如今傳播到全球，在中國以外造成九十多萬人不幸感染，而且還在繼續蔓延。

三月五日海外傳來一篇題為《一個武漢人的心聲——｢我正活在地獄中｣》的文章。那名同鄉年近三十。他說，｢有個男生最早在微網誌上罵別人造謠，『不相信國家還能相信什麼』。結果自己的親人感染後沒法入院，才變成了咒罵和求救。｣

｢有學生昨天剛在李文亮的浪潮中表態『害死他的只是病毒，一切要以疫情為重』，但後來就發現自己的宿舍被無條件無通知徵用做隔離房，馬上心態就崩掉了。｣

｢在當下這個新冠肺炎橫行的時代，這一句老話被賦予了新的含義：『當棍子打到自己頭上時，知道了疼，也終於理解了當年別人為什麼會喊疼。』｣

目前全世界的醫學專家使盡渾身解數，拿出最好的醫學技術共同對抗中共病毒，仍然阻止不了病毒的蔓延。忍著焦慮，人們在問：難道這個世界上真的就沒有解救的辦法嗎？

一、先找癥結

要解救，先要明白癥結所在，才能對症下藥。哪些人是這種病毒的主要攻擊目標？或者說易感人群呢？

讓我們來看看以下幾個案例：

1）武漢疫情期間，水果湖地區是武昌感染新冠病毒的重災區

武漢疫情期間，水果湖地區是武昌感染新冠病毒的重災區。據說疫情嚴重的時候這裡很多是全家得這個病。

武漢水果湖地區是湖北省政治、經濟、科研、文化中心。這裡居住著省委、省政府及各廳辦委辦局工作人員及其家屬。無論是醫療技術、設備還是環境都比其它地區要好的多。冬天這個地方有特殊的暖氣供應，有具備很好醫療條件的中南醫院。

可是，人類歷史上從來都沒有治療瘟疫的特效藥。無論東西方，歷史上每次瘟疫都是突如其來的發起攻擊，然後又突然消失。而且，瘟疫是定向找人的。

在歷史上記載下來的史跡中，瘟疫定向這個特性均有很明顯的體現，只是人們不解、淡忘，或者根本沒有往深處去想。明慧網《古羅馬的三次大瘟疫》、《大瘟疫中的奇異》和《瘟疫的眼睛》三篇文章，對瘟疫的定向、定時、定地、定約特性已有具體闡述，本文略過不表，只談這次瘟疫最容易感染的是哪些人？用現代科學的辭彙就是說，哪些是武漢肺炎的易感人群呢？

很多人可能說，高齡和幼齡免疫力差，他們是易感人群。然而根據現在的死亡人數比例看，幼兒和老人的感染、死亡的人數，都沒有遠在青年和中年之上。

很多人認為接觸是最危險的，無論是身體接觸、空氣接觸，還是通過物品的間接接觸，所以認為用手套、口罩、生化防護服防護、避免接觸最最要緊；認為當疫病發作時，最簡單和有效的方法是將未被感染者和傳染源隔離。這些是因為人們普遍認為，瘟疫是不分傳染對象的。

然而瘟疫中總有奇異的現象出現。例如，公元541～542年地中海地區發生的查士丁尼瘟疫（Plague of Justinian），使羅馬拜占庭帝國損失慘重。這場瘟疫的親歷者、歷史學家伊瓦格瑞爾斯寫道：

｢有的人逃離了被感染的城市，並且他們本人也的確非常健康，但是，他們卻把疾病傳播到了沒有生病的人群當中。｣

｢也有一些人甚至就居住在被感染者中間，並且不僅僅與被感染者，還與死者有所接觸，但他們卻完全不被感染。｣

｢還有人因為失去了所有的孩子和親人而主動擁抱死亡，並且為了達到速死的目的而和病人緊緊靠在一起；但是，彷彿疾病不願意讓他們心想事成似的，儘管如此折騰，他們依然健康如故。｣

是不是聽起來似曾相識呢？是的，武漢肺炎中，接觸病毒而自己不被感染的人有，｢無癥狀感染者｣也有。

那麼，武漢肺炎的眼睛，為什麼會盯上武漢水果湖地區的許多人呢？

也許您已經聽說過，湖北省是法輪功學員遭迫害最嚴重的省份之一。自一九九九年七月中共開始迫害法輪功以來，湖北省委、省政府一直積極配合鎮壓法輪功。對法輪功學員的枉判都是由省｢六一零｣和省高院圈定，各地法院到高院彙報聽指示，沒有文字記錄，中共在湖北地區迫害法輪功及學員的源頭就是湖北省委、省政府、省政法委、省｢六一零｣辦公室、省公、檢、法、司系統。

所謂｢六一零｣（610）就是前中共黨魁江澤民於一九九九年六月十日為了迫害法輪功而專門成立的非法機構，類似中共文革時期的文革小組，或者納粹德國的蓋世太保。

多年來，位於水果湖路四十七號的水果湖派出所和水果湖街道也一直不遺餘力地配合當局迫害善良的法輪功學員，而且此惡行還在繼續。

湖北省委機關內部也一直沒有停止過迫害法輪功學員，對本地區工作的法輪功學員採取開除公職、降級、送洗腦班等手段迫害。

對善良的法輪功學員的迫害，顛倒了人間的是非善惡標準，敗壞了社會道德，同時也使中國的法制越發黑暗，使所有的中國人都成為了這場迫害的受害者。

人在做，天在看。瘟神的眼睛也會看。

2）器官移植專家林正斌因感染新冠病毒武漢肺炎不治身亡

華中科技大學附屬同濟醫院器官移植課教授林正斌於一月二十七日住院，二月十日不治身亡，半個月的時間，這名六十二歲國家頂級醫學教授，在擁有充足醫療資源和最好醫療條件的情況下也沒能挽回他的生命。在他生命最後的一條信息是：宋主任，我上呼吸機了，救救我。

林正斌是武漢同濟醫院器官移植副主任醫師，華中科技大學同濟醫學院教授，知名器官移植專家。從事器官移植專業三十餘年，而且是多器官移植。

林正斌生前曾做過上千例腎移植手術。

中共秘密活摘法輪功學員器官，大搞活體器官移植牟取暴利。武漢同濟醫院器官移植研究院是大陸｢器官移植的發源地｣，是目前中國最大的專門從事器官移植臨床與實驗研究的綜合性醫療服務與研究機構，是推動活摘法輪功學員器官的重大嫌疑。林正斌自己就在被追查的迫害犯罪人名單中。

｢人心發一念，天地盡皆知。｣林正斌生前是否參與了活摘器官，等知情人以後出來具體說。

3）武漢民宗委主任王獻良因感染新型冠狀病毒肺炎身亡

二零二零年一月二十六日晚，湖北省武漢市民族宗教事務委員會（以下簡稱｢武漢民宗委｣）原主任、正局級官員，六十二歲的王獻良，因感染新型冠狀病毒肺炎，在武漢市中心醫院北區死去。

王獻良，湖北監利人，曾任武漢市民政局副局長。二零一二年被任命為武漢市民宗委主任。

二零一四年，武漢市民宗委配合湖北省科協、《大眾科技報》湖北記者站一起邀武漢大學宗教系主任段德智主導編撰《邪教不是宗教》一書，不顧中共自己才是真正的邪教的事實，卻白紙黑字污衊法輪功。該書經湖北省委辦公廳和省民族宗教事務管理委員會審查，已正式出版，第一版印數為五千冊，毒害世人。王獻良道德淪喪，罪孽深重。

二零一七年，王獻良等官員因單位涉腐敗問題被問責。但去職武漢市民宗委主任後，王獻良仍在武漢市民宗委任職。王獻良任職期間，為了升官發財，在宗教界大肆污衊法輪功。

善惡有報。不是不報，時候未到。時候一到，全部都報。

4）武漢中心醫院李文亮感染武漢肺炎身亡，令人痛心

湖北武漢市中心醫院眼科醫生李文亮，因為發布疫情消息及時提醒同學同事注意防範，人稱｢吹哨人｣，消息被大量轉發後被警方傳喚警告處分，被警察訓誡、定為造謠，並簽下配合黨訓的保證書。隨後不久感染新冠病毒，不治身亡。他的遭遇獲得許多人的同情。

李文亮從大學二年級就入了黨，一直唱紅歌聽黨話跟黨走。香港反送中運動中，他轉發了中共的宣傳貼，志願做了中共的護旗手，還勸朋友也加入護旗手行列。在疫情即將爆發的關鍵時刻，作為一名醫生，他轉發了同事對新發冠狀病毒警示的帖子。可是，在黨的壓力下，李文亮習慣地選擇了配合黨的安排，違心說自己撒謊，最終被黨犧牲了生命，當了黨的替罪羊。

李文亮的去世令很多人痛心和憤怒。有網民表示，警察只是按要求訓誡，主播只是按稿子播報，只有當每一個人敢說｢我拒絕撒謊｣、｢我拒絕執行｣的時候，我們才不會在某一天求助無門，走投無路，毫無尊嚴地死去。

從以上的事例中我們可以看到，一個人，不管他在單位技術多麼高明、官位多麼顯赫，被人認為多麼值得同情，只要這個人一直追隨中共，信守要把自己一生都獻給這個魔鬼的入黨誓言，甚至死心塌地作為中共的一份子參與迫害真善忍信仰，都有可能禍及本人及家庭，逃不得命來。

二、中共就是病毒

《易經》曰：｢積善之家，必有餘慶；積不善之家，必有餘殃。｣我們不願看到悲劇繼續發生，那些還不相信，看不透中共邪黨的，應該在這場大瘟疫中驚醒驚醒了。

中共就是病毒，它是一個危害中華乃至全世界的毒瘤。它的作惡多端引發了瘟疫的降臨。趕快清醒，遠離中共，退出中共的一切組織，同時善待信仰佛法的法輪功學員，誠心念誦｢法輪大法好、真善忍好｣——這就是我們的避疫良方。

劫難已到眼前，認同真善忍，善莫大焉。讓你和你的親人成為病毒繞著走的人，這才是根本的解救之方！

English Version: https://en.minghui.org/html/articles/2020/4/5/183914.html

A Wuhan Resident's Interpretation of the CCP Virus Pandemic
April 05, 2020 | By a resident of Wuhan, China

(Minghui.org) After the novel coronavirus (now often referred to as the CCP virus, after the Chinese Communist Party) broke out in Wuhan, fear and panic gripped the city. A worker who transported corpses to crematories said that he and his coworkers worked from 9 a.m. until 2 a.m. every day, transporting eight bodies each trip (as compared to only one body per trip in the past).

As the epidemic intensified, some people dropped dead on the street; or one person got sick and infected their entire family; or several people in one family died of the virus within days of each other.

Facing this dire situation, many stubborn people who used to believe in the ｢greatness｣ of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) changed their mind. One man initially blamed others for ｢spreading rumors｣ on Weibo (a popular Chinese microblogging website): ｢If you do not believe in our nation and Party, what can you believe?!｣ Soon after, his relatives became infected and could not get a hospital bed. His subsequent posts were then filled with cries for help and cursing the CCP.

Li Wenliang, a doctor who was punished by the authorities for sounding the alarm about the epidemic, later died of the disease. As many people blamed the CCP online for the young doctor's death, one student wrote, ｢It is the virus that killed him. We should remain calm and listen to the Party.｣ Upon returning to his university, however, the student found that his own dorm had been re-purposed to house coronavirus patients without advanced notice.

It is relatively easy to stand with the CCP and blame others as an unaffected onlooker; but it is a totally different story when one becomes a victim of the CCP.

As the pandemic sweeps through more than 200 countries and has so far infected over one million people worldwide, it is important to analyze the situation in order to gain a better understanding of this virus.

Hardest Hit Areas

Shuiguo Lake Area is one of the hardest hit areas in Wuhan, and, in many households, almost everyone had been infected. With the Hubei Provincial government compound located here, this area is also the political, economic, and cultural, as well as the science and technology center of Hubei. Its medical staff, technology, and facilities, such as Zhongnan Hospital, are superior to other regions. How, then, can the high infection and mortality rate in this area be explained?

Looking back in history, plagues in both Eastern and Western countries often came suddenly and disappeared just as mysteriously. Previous articles published on Minghui.org about ancient prophecies or plagues in the ancient Roman Empire have shown that such diseases often target certain people at certain times. 

It was said that the elderly and children have weaker immune systems and are susceptible populations. Based on statistics in Wuhan or China, however, there are many more middle-aged people who have been infected or died.

Another inconsistent aspect is the virus' spread. It is widely believed that physical contact or close proximity facilitate the transmission of infectious diseases, making isolation, along with personal protective equipment (such as gloves, masks), crucial for mitigation.

But things are not that simple. Take for example, Evagrius Scholasticus' documentation of the Plague of Justinian (541-542 AD) in Ecclesiastical History:

｢Some perished by merely living with the infected, others by only touching them, others by having entered their chamber, others by frequenting public places. Some, having fled from the infected cities, escaped themselves, but imparted the disease to the healthy.

｢Some were altogether free from contagion, though they had associated with many who were afflicted, and had touched many not only in their sickness but also when dead. Some, too, who were desirous of death, on account of the utter loss of their children and friends, and with this view placed themselves as much as possible in contact with the diseased, were nevertheless not infected; as if the pestilence struggled against their purpose.｣

Similar things also happened in Wuhan: some people were not infected despite exposure to the virus, while some had no symptoms even after infection.

As the location of the Hubei Provincial government, Shuiguo Lake and Wuhan City in general have played a critical role in persecuting Falun Gong, a meditation system based on the principles of Truthfulness, Compassion, and Forbearance.

When former CCP leader Jiang Zemin planned to suppress Falun Gong in April 1999, Zhao Zhizhen, then managing director of the Wuhan City Radio and Television Bureau and Wuhan TV Station, took the lead in following Jiang's order.

In late June 1999, Wuhan TV dispatched three staff members and filmed a 6-hour defamatory video entitled ｢About Li Hongzhi [founder of Falun Gong].｣ This video not only played a critical role in damaging Falun Gong』s reputation but was also replayed through numerous media channels to stir up public hatred against Falun Gong. More and more slanderous videos were produced afterward.

According to information on the Chinese Embassy website, a nationwide conference was held in Wuhan in March 2001 to intensify the persecution against Falun Gong. Since that conference, the suppression worsened in both Hubei Province and across China.

Forced Organ Harvesting

Since 2006, countless pieces of evidence have confirmed state-sanctioned forced organ harvesting from Falun Gong practitioners in China. Among the organizations involved, Tongjing Hospital in Wuhan was one of the first hospitals in China that conducted organ transplants from questionable sources.

In February 2005 alone, over 1,000 kidney transplants were performed at this facility. At that time, its Organ Transplant Research Institute was a key center under the Public Health Commission. With a capability to transplant 14 organs, it was also the largest transplant center in China at the time.

Lin Zhengbin, deputy director of the Organ Transplant Research Institute, was hospitalized on January 27, 2020 and died of the coronavirus on February 10. During those two weeks, even the best medical staff and life support failed to save him.

Lin had conducted about 1,000 kidney transplants and his involvement with the forced organ harvesting remains to be reported.

Suppression through Religious Bureau

Wang Xianliang, 62, former chief of the Wuhan Religious and Ethnic Affairs Bureau, died at Wuhan Central Hospital on January 26, 2020. He was one of the first high-level officials in Wuhan who died of the CCP virus.

Religious bureaus across China have played an important role in the persecution of Falun Gong. After Jiang began to suppress Falun Gong on July 20, 1999, Ye Xiaowen, then director for the State Administration for Religious Affairs (SARA) between 1995 to 2009, gave a 4-hour-long speech to various central government agencies defaming Falun Gong. This speech was later compiled as study materials for government agencies in Beijing.

Wang became the Wuhan Religious Bureau chief in 2012 and led many actions against Falun Gong. In 2014, he and Duan Dezhi from Wuhan University compiled a book to defame Falun Gong.

Wang and several other officials were investigated for corruption in 2017. As a result, he was demoted but still worked within the bureau.

A Doctor』s Tragedy 

Li Wenliang, one of the 8 doctors in Wuhan reprimanded on January 1 for raising awareness of the epidemic, died of the disease on February 7, 2020.

Since becoming a CCP member in his sophomore year in college, Li followed the Party closely. As Hong Kong residents protested in 2019 over the extradition bill, Li posted the CCP』s propaganda online, expressing his willingness to stand with the Party. He also asked his friends to do the same.

After being punished for ｢spreading rumors｣ on January 1, as reported by the state-owned Xinhua News Agency, CCTV reported that Li signed documents agreeing to remain quiet.

After contracting the disease on January 8, he was diagnosed with the infection on February 1, and died 6 days later.

Li had followed the Party closely throughout his life, during his college days, the Hong Kong democratic movement, and he became silent during the epidemic. This eventually cost him his life.

The real tragedy is that Li was hailed a hero for speaking the truth—the only time he did not follow the CCP closely. ｢Only when more people follow their conscience instead of the CCP will our society have a hope,｣ wrote one Chinese netizen on social media.

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