Resisting Tyranny – Part 41: The Path of the Chinese People

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Resisting Tyranny – Part 41: The Path of the Chinese People

Xuefeng

July 26, 2025

All who do not hold office are common people.
There is a fundamental contradiction between officials and the people.
The suffering of the people stems from officials at all levels—from the central government to local authorities.
Only by sweeping away the officials can the Chinese people ever hope for a good life.

Never hope for the rise of an enlightened ruler.
History tells us plainly: China has never produced one.
Most have been tyrants.

Never fantasize that Chinese officials will serve the people.
From top to bottom, few of them are decent.
Everything officials say is bullshit.
Believe them, and you’ll not only be deceived—you’ll sink deeper into suffering.

Market economics will not save the people.
Endless competition wears people to the bone, grinding them down until they're utterly spent.

The American system of separation of powers and press freedom cannot save the people either.
The cultural genes flowing in Chinese blood cannot produce a society ruled by law.
Once power is divided into three branches, infighting begins.
In China, once a media outlet gains influence, it will be infiltrated and controlled by power and capital.
The result is mutual infighting and betrayal, fractured consciousness, and nationwide unrest.

A China without officials is the only path toward a peaceful and stable life for the people.

History and present reality both show: people have always been ruled by officials.
As a result, many have formed a fixed idea—believing that without officials, society would fall into chaos, the people would be disorganized, and there would be no effective resistance against foreign invasion.
But this is a traditional and outdated notion.

Inspired by the management model of the Thousand-Year World, I practiced for seventeen years on Earth a mode of life and production without any officials.

The results speak for themselves: this official-free mode of life and production proved to be highly successful.
Ninety-eight percent of those who participated were deeply satisfied.
This model is what Lifechanyuan calls the Second Home.

In the Second Home, everyone lives according to Chanyuan values and the lifestyle model of the Thousand-Year World.
In this official-free mode of living, each person is both master and servant of the community, and the program operates with remarkable efficiency.
There is no corruption, no theft, no waste.
There is no competition, no comparison, no jealousy, and no conflict.
The elderly are cared for, the young are raised with love.
Harmony, peace, and warmth prevail.

To enter the Second Home is to take the true path for the Chinese people.

Why, then, is such a beautiful way of life repeatedly attacked and persecuted by the government?

The answer is clear.
If the people walk this joyful path, officials lose their chance to exploit, to dominate, to get rich through power.
They loathe Lifechanyuan with every fiber of their being.
They cannot sleep soundly unless they crush it in its cradle.