Thursday, January 27, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Love of Hope --Cecilia Lau
"Every word in the "Love of Hope" reflects my feelings for the sick children and I am sure your heart may feel the same as mine.." --Cecilia Lau
Chung Jun Ho (Ah Ho) at 10 years old living in China, Panyu unfortunately was born with Beta Thalassemia Major, a severe genetic blood disease and had been surviving with regular blood transfusions, injections and intensive medication.
Ah Ho struggled everyday between life and death and in order to save Ah Ho's young life, his Mother gave birth to a little girl whose bone marrow was suitable for blood and marrow stem cell transplant to save Ah Ho's life.
Ah Ho's family now deeply in debt following ten years working to keep their young son alive needed to accumulate 300,000 RMB (about $45,576.00 USD) together with additional funds for patient after care and treatment.
After learning about the struggles of Ah Ho's family, Cecilia Lau, a talented artist, musician and Mother of three, wrote the Lyrics of "Love of Hope" to help raise fund's for Ah Ho's family.
The music originally written for Grace Charity Foundation for their "Purple Kid Project" helps to raise funds for children with heart disease in the povert areas of China.
In July 2009, Ah-Ho had a successful operation at Nan Fang Hospital in China, Guangzhou and is recovering well---God Bless Ah Ho and his family that endured so much, may they only know forever happiness, good health, and prosperity always.
Monday, January 24, 2011
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Friday, January 14, 2011
Gao Zhisheng Missing China Human Rights Lawyer Spoke of Abuse
The Associated Press published an exclusive story on Monday about the torture and disappearance of Chinese Human Rights Atty Gao Zhisheng has suffered at the hands of plainclothes police.
The story is based on an interview an AP Reporter had with Gao, in April 2010 at a Beijing Teahouse.
Gao says that plainclothes police stripped him naked, tying him up with belts and plastic bags, hitting him with their handguns and holsters and beating him repeatedly.
Rest here from New Tang Dynasty
Related: China Aid--AP: Missing China Lawyer Told of Abuse (In Chinese)
China Aid--AP: Missing China Lawyer Told of Abuse (In English)
Speaking from My Heart: Gao Zhisheng --Epoch Times
Seeking Gao Zhisheng: Dissident Torture--No Way to Recount Cruelty
Obama Urged to Press Hu Jintao on Gao Zhisheng, Missing Atty --IndiaTalkies
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
China, Dongguan City Police Religious Persecution
China Police Assembling in Dongguan City, Guangdong Province
China, Dongguan City Fully Armed Police Ready to Find Christians
China, Dongguan City Detain Religious Prisoners
China, Dongguan City Police Investigating Religious Persons ActivitiesAt 1:00 am on the 08 December in China Dongguan City, Guangdong Province more than 500 fully armed Police & SWAT Teams raided 19 religious locations within a two hour period, more than 300 people were arrested and taken into custody for interrogation.
More here in Chinese including additional photos from QQ
Friday, January 7, 2011
China, Shanghai "Capsule Inn" Soon To Open
Capsule Inn Shanghai Will Soon Open for Guests
Bedroom at "Capsule Inn" China, Shanghai
Capsule Inn--Shanghai has 68 Cupboids where Guests May RestMore photos here from Xinhua News Agency
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Chinese Human Rights Dissident Li Hong Imprisoned, Dies New Years Eve
Founding Editor Li Hong of Zhejiang News died on New Years Eve in a Chinese hospital bed surrounded by Security Police.
Chinese Communist Party authorities, immediately sealed off news of the death of Li and stopped Human Rights Activists from attending his funeral.
On the 23 January, 2008 I wrote here that Li suffered from advanced stage muscular dystrophy and his health was in decline. A Court in Zhejiang Province, sentenced Li to 6 years in prison for writing articles critical of the Chinese Communist Party
More here from The Epoch Times
Related: Chinese Police Tweet to Change Stern Faced Image --Peoples Daily
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