The article says that some diehard followers conveyed their exiled master's idea by saying that the "mo gen" (the Devil's root) is located at the ancient city gate tower of Tian'anmen Square. They tricked devout practitioners by saying that if they want to achieve an upper level of enlightenment to go into another world, they have to go to Tian'anmen and ask for rights.

After receiving the message, a crazy Falun Gong follower armed with explosives went to the square, and was ready to ignite himself on April 5, 2000. His deadly attempt was foiled by patrolling police.

While fanning anti-China flames abroad, Li sent another letter to push his followers back into malignant protest endeavors. In the letter "Beyond Endurance", Li dropped all disguise of benevolence, which fills pages of his doctrine. He urged his followers to abandon their hesitation, and make sacrifices for their belief in Falun Gong.

Influenced by their mothers, 19-year-old Chen Guo and 12-year-old Liu Siying followed their evil master's order, and set their own bodies ablaze in Tian'anmen Square.

The person behind the tragedy is exactly the same person who advocated "truth, benevolence, and forbearance", the article says.

The article finally cautions readers that the fight against the cult will be complicated, keen-edged and long. The Chinese Government will fight the war to the end in a bid to safeguard the reform and opening-up, the socialist modernization drive and the hard-won social stability.

(China Central Television 2001.02.12)