一回到家，父親每天凌晨三點起床為我寫申訴信《我的呼救！》。他把信寄給了幾乎所有有關的中共政府部門和官員，包括中共中央委員會總書記、國家公安部部長、國家司法部部長、國家最高法院院長、中央610辦公室、中共廣東省委書記。
父親在申訴信中寫道：
「從去年開始我不斷向海珠區610辦公室、廣州市勞教局、及槎頭女子勞教所申請探視女兒，但他們全都說：你女兒在勞教所過的很好，你不必去看她。而實際情況是：我女兒正在裡面受酷刑！……他們對我說：『你的女兒正在勞教所裡受教育。』難道共產黨的勞教所施行的教育就是酷刑？！難道共產黨的官員是撒謊者？！難道共產黨勞教所的看守是黑社會的流氓、打手？！……看到我女兒的慘狀，我非常心痛。我女兒從小愛學習，與人為善，才華橫溢，現在卻在勞教所被折磨致殘，身體虛弱的說話都困難，奄奄一息！我女兒隨時都可能在勞教所裡被迫害致死！我呼籲救救我女兒！……」
父親所有的信都石沉大海，只有幾個610的人到父親家裡恐嚇他不要把我的事告訴別人。父親憤怒的對他們說：「我當然要告訴我的老戰友們！我當然要告訴我在國外的女兒！我還準備到北京上告呢！我的皮箱都準備好了！」
父親繼續給中共政府部門和官員寫申訴信《我的再次呼救！！！》。但所有的信依然石沉大海。
最後父親不得不求助他大學時的同學、時任廣東省政協的一位高官，請求他把自己的申訴信親自交給中共廣東省委書記。（待續）
(英文對照)
Upon coming home, my father got up at 3:00a.m.every day writing a letter, My SOS! He mailed the letter to all the relevant governmental agencies and officials, including the chiefs of the CCP Central Government, the State Public Security Department, the State Judicial and Lawful Department, the State Supreme Court, the Central Government 610 Office, and the Guangdong Provincial Government.
My father wrote in the letter:
“Since last year, I had unceasingly applied to the Haizhu District 610, the Guangzhou Labor Camp Bureau and the Chatou Female Forced Labor Camp for visitation with my daughter. But they all said: Your daughter was doing great in the forced labor camp; you didn’t need to visit her. Actually my daughter was suffering tortures in it! …They told me, ‘Your daughter is receiving education in the forced labor camp.’ Is the education the CCP forced labor camps give tortures?! Are the CCP officials liars?! Are the CCP forced labor camps’ guards hooligans of the underworld?! … Seeing my daughter’s miserable condition made me feel indescribably sad. My daughter has always been hard-working, kindhearted, and talented since she was young. But now the forced labor camp has disabled her leg, has tortured her to such weakness she can hardly talk and is dying! My daughter could be tortured to death in the forced labor camp at any minute! I’m here appealing for rescuing my daughter! …”
Father’s letters received no response, except that a bunch of 610 came to his home and threatened him not to tell people what had happened to me.
Father said to them indignantly, “I certainly must tell my fellow war veterans and my daughter in Australia! And I am going to Beijing! I have already packed my suitcase!”
He thereupon wrote another letter, My SOS Again!, which ended up no response either.
Eventually, Father had to turn to his old college classmate, a then high-ranking official in the Guangdong Provincial Government, requesting him to personally hand the SOS letters to the Secretary of the CCP Guangdong Provincial Government Committee.
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