Chinese name:
刘书松
Gender:
Male
Age:
28
City:
Pinggu District
Province:
Beijing
Occupation:
Date of Death:
2001-03
Date of Most Recent Arrest:
Most recent place of detention:
Case Description:

Liu Shusong was born on November 15, 1973. He was admitted by the Clinical Medicine Department of Hebei Province Medical University in September 1993. In 1994, he became a Falun Dafa practitioner, and had been striving forward diligently. He also actively participated in Hongfa [introducing Falun Dafa] activities, and enabled many people to obtain the Fa [law and principles] and benefit from practicing the Fa. In July 1998 he graduated from the Hebei Medical University and was assigned to work at the Pinggu County Hospital in Beijing. At work, he was strict with himself, and refused to accept any bribes from his patients. He handled everything according to the Fa, and used the Fa to measure everything. He was conscientious in fulfilling his duty and responsible for his patients. He wholeheartedly devoted himself to his work.

In July 1999, Jiang Zemin's political gang illegally banned Falun Gong. In line with the directive of Jiang Zemin's gang, Liu Shusong's hospital leaders forced him to hand in his Falun Dafa literature and cassette tape recordings. However, Dafa [great law and principles] was deeply rooted in his heart. He still strictly required himself to act according to the highest standard of a cultivator, remained firm and steadfast in his belief in Falun Dafa and followed the guidance of the Teacher. When clarifying the truth about Falun Dafa to the public, he did many things to spread Dafa and assist the Teacher in the Fa-rectification process.

On May 5, 2001, on his way from Baoding City [Hebei Province] to Beijing, Liu Shusong was detained on the train by the railway police. Two days later, the Shijiazhuang Public Security Bureau notified his family to claim his body. When his family members arrived, what they saw was a corpse that had obviously been subjected to severe torture.

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