(Clearwisdom.net) On November 30, 2005, the photo exhibit, "Falun Dafa Practitioners Validating the Fa" was held on the square in front of the Manukau District Hall in Auckland, New Zealand. During the lunch break, quite a number of government officials came to visit the exhibit. Some left message in the guestbook: "The government should give people the freedom of believing in "Truthfulness, Compassion, and Forbearance!" Some wrote, "End communism."

A government official listening to the practitioner's truth-clarification

A government official signing the guestbook

After viewing the photo exhibit, a tour guide for a Chinese tourist group said that he could not bear the evilness of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). People in China all understand in their hearts that the CCP is not good and its government officials are really corrupt. He also said that some people who work for the Chinese public security to monitor the Internet just open one eye and shut the other because they know in their hearts that they need to accumulate some virtue so as to offer themselves a way of escape [from the evilness of the CCP and its inevitable end]. He also told the Mainland officials in his tour group that if they wanted to take the truth-clarification materials, they could go ahead and take them, and they should be able to bring them back to China.

A Maori woman exclaimed, "So beautiful!" after she saw the Faluns that appeared in the photos. She immediately told her two children to go over and listen to a practitioner explaining the facts about Falun Dafa. She told the practitioner, "Today, I was brought here by an unknown force and I saw such a beautiful photo exhibit."

A Maori woman exclaims, "So beautiful!" upon seeing the Faluns in the photographs

A visitor wants to help collect signatures to rescue orphans of Falun Gong practitioners

Another Maori woman listened to a practitioner telling the story of Ms. Gao Rongrong who was tortured to death simply because she practiced Falun Gong. When the practitioner showed her some photos of orphans of Falun Gong practitioners who had been persecuted to death, the lady sighed, "That's terrible! It's so evil! It can't happen any more!" She signed the petition to support the rescue of the orphans and also signed for her daughter. She also asked for some petition forms and said that she wanted to help collect petition signatures to help rescue the Falun Gong orphans.

On December 2, 2005, practitioners showed the photographic exhibit at Prince's Wharf, Auckland. Two young men who sold fruit juice gave the practitioners some free juice and asked them try it. The practitioners gave them Dafa truth-clarification materials and told them about Falun Dafa. The young men then came over and thanked the practitioners and left several cups of free juice for them when they left.

Photographic exhibit at Prince's Wharf

On December 3, 2005, the Falun Gong Practitioners Validating the Fa Photographic Exhibit was held at the Otara Shopping Center, in eastern Auckland.

Before the exhibit was fully set up, people already started looking at the photos

A large number of visitors came to view the exhibition

A practitioner told a young lady, "Do you know that the children in this photo have been orphaned simply because their parents practiced Falun Gong and believed in Truthfulness, Compassion and Tolerance?" The western young lady immediately signed the petition to support the orphan rescue.

On December 4, 2005, the photo exhibition was held on Queen Street in Auckland. Two young ladies from England had come to visit Auckland. One of them said that she had worked for six months in Xi'an, China where she took care of orphans. After the practitioners' explanation, they accepted the truth-clarification materials and signed the petition to support rescuing Falun Gong orphans. They also said that they would expose the persecution of Falun Gong in China over the Internet. They wanted to allow more people to learn about the CCP's persecution against Falun Gong and support bringing an end to the persecution as soon as possible.

Two English women expressed their willingness to help expose the persecution

The elderly couple left this message: "Calling for freedom! Ah, it's too terrible! Stop the persecution!"