Numerous prominent figures in China's mainland entertainment industry are victims of the CCP

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Throughout October and November 2023, at least 16 well-known directors, actors, singers, photographers, and more within China's entertainment realm experienced distressing deaths. Notably, four were under 55, with the youngest being just 30 years old.
A common thread among them is their affiliation with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), dedicating their lives to serving the Party's existence, propagating its atheistic ideology, constructing monuments and biographies, and whitewashing the Party's oppressive rule. However, their excellent artistic talents were tragically misdirected.
Throughout October-November 2023, at least 16 well-known directors, actors, singers,
photographers, and more within China's entertainment realm experienced distressing
deaths.
Notably, four were under 55, with the youngest being just 30 years old.
A common thread among them is their affiliation with the Chinese Communist Party, CCP, dedicating
their lives to serving the Party's existence, propagating atheistic ideology, constructing
monuments and biographies, and whitewashing the Party's oppressive rule.
However, their excellent artistic talents were tragically misdirected.
In the mainland entertainment sector, renowned figures fell victim to the CCP, such as Professors
Liu Shibing and Ma Jingwu, both Communist Party members of the Beijing Film Academy.
They succumbed to illness at the end of November 2023.
Ma Jingwu, a national first-class actor, taught in the acting department of the Beijing Film
Academy, influencing notable figures such as Zhang Yimou and Tang Guoxing.
His filmography includes prominent CCP Red Films like The Wind from the East and The
Dragon Crossing the Mountain.
Liu Shibing, a professor and former director at the Beijing Film Academy, directed films
and television series that portrayed a whitewashed view of the CCP.
His held leadership positions in film associations and received awards, even being titled as
Outstanding Filmmaker by the CCP's State Administration of Radio and Television.
Soprano singer Jinima, a national first-class actress, passed away in Beijing on November
28, 2023.
Known for singing the CCP's famous song, My Motherland and Me, she participated in
the 2019 CCTV Spring Festival Gala.
Jiang Shunqian, a former vice president of the Shanghai Chuyi Artists Association, succumbed
to COVID-19 complications on November 18, 2023.
He was a national first-class actor known for his pingtang performances, often adapting
CCP Red works.
Li Qiuhong, a Communist Party member and former General Political Department art troupe actress,
passed away on November 17, 2023.
Li Qiuhong starred in numerous CCP Red Films such as Shining Red Star and Breakthrough
the Darkness of Dawn.
On October 11, 2023, renowned director and screenwriter Gao Baocheng, a key figure in
China's fifth generation of directors, passed away in Beijing.
Gao Baocheng strongly supported new talents, contributing to the success of directors like
Zhang Yimou and Chen Kaigu.
Chang Yan, a national first-level director and Communist Party member, died on October
28, 2023.
Noteworthy for directing the CCP spy feature film Shots from the Secret Bureau, Chang Yan
was part of the first generation of college students specializing in film and photography
after the CCP's founding.
The unfolding of history signals the imminent expiration and disintegration of CCP tyranny.
Those aligned with the CCP are poised to become its victims and martyrs.
The only resource for the Chinese people to escape the CCP's grasp is to promptly disassociate
from its party organizations, federations, and teams, a path to self-preservation.
