In today’s world, most countries are progressing towards the rule of law and human rights. However, under the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) authoritarian rule and Xi Jinping’s dictatorship, China is regressing back into feudal tyranny. The Yucheng County Public Security Bureau in Henan Province is a prime example of this system’s corruption. Led by Public Security Director Jia Tao, this group openly tramples on the law, disregards basic human rights, and abuses its power to persecute the people. Their rampant misconduct continues unchecked because they know that the CCP will not punish them—Xi Jinping needs them.  

The Lawlessness of the Yucheng County Public Security Bureau  

I have always abided by the law, yet I was illegally arrested and persecuted simply for questioning the unlawful actions of police officers in the Suiyang District Public Security Bureau in Shangqiu, Henan. This political persecution did not stop with me—it extended to my family. My son, who has done nothing wrong, was subjected to an illegal "exit ban" order by the Yucheng County Public Security Bureau. His only “crime” was being the son of a father who refused to be silenced. Is this a society ruled by law, or a feudal kingdom under Xi Jinping’s reign?  

China has an abundance of laws, yet why do these police officers never fear legal consequences? Why do they dare to brutally persecute the people, disregarding even the most basic principles of humanity? There is only one answer—because they know the law is nothing more than a tool for the ruling class. And they, as enforcers of tyranny, are granted special privileges. Every atrocity they commit is protected under Xi Jinping’s reign of terror.  

Why Does Xi Jinping’s Rule Depend on These Enforcers?  

The Suiyang District Public Security Bureau and the Yucheng County Public Security Bureau are two parallel administrative entities. Yet, when it came to persecuting me and my family, they worked together seamlessly, coordinating without obstacles. Who is truly orchestrating this?  

The answer is obvious. For the CCP and Xi Jinping, "stability overrides everything." Anyone who dares to question or resist must be ruthlessly crushed. Even if it means punishing a thousand innocent people, not a single dissenter can be allowed to escape. Xi Jinping is not interested in fostering talent—he only wants obedient subjects. His ultimate goal is to mold a submissive "people" who never dare to think for themselves. Those who do are branded as heretics that must be eradicated. Otherwise, Xi Jinping would lose sleep, his mind would unravel, and he would succumb to an incurable illness.  

Two Thousand Years of Tyranny, and the People Still Suffer  

For two thousand years, the Chinese people have endured oppression under autocratic rule, struggling to survive under feudal emperors. Finally, they glimpsed the hope of modernization, democracy, and freedom. Yet reality remains disheartening—while the rest of the world advances in democracy and human rights, China, under Xi Jinping’s dictatorship, is regressing at an alarming rate. The oppression has grown even more brutal, the dictatorship even more absolute. Xi Jinping has effectively crowned himself emperor, a tyrant who rules with an iron fist, determined to keep the people under his heel.  

The lawlessness of the Yucheng County Public Security Bureau is merely a reflection of the broader tyranny of the CCP. The safety and dignity of the Chinese people can never be entrusted to such a system.