【大纪元2月14日讯】(大纪元记者叶明报导)一月二十九日，明大华人俱乐部，大纪元时报，新唐人电视台联合举办了九评共产党研讨会。明尼苏达日报的两名记者参加了研讨会，会后对有关人员进行了采访。两日后，记者丽拉，荷拉在明尼苏达日报上发表了题为“（明大华人）俱乐部举办中国政见研讨会”的文章。明尼苏达日报是一份以大学生和教师为主要读者群的报纸。以下是该篇报导的全文。
受一份国际报纸出版的几篇评论共产主义文章的启发，一些学生，以及明大华人俱乐部的成员，星期六(一月二十九日)聚集在明大学生中心(Coffman Union)，举行了九评共产党研讨会，深入地讨论了统治中国的中国共产党。
大纪元时报—这份由纽约发行的国际报纸—最近出版了“九评共产党”评论中国的共产主义。
由明大华人俱乐部组织的这次九评研讨会，大约有50名听众出席，除了听主讲人演讲外，还一同讨论中国的未来。
演讲人今钟先生说中国人已不再相信共产党了，中共的灭亡只是时间的问题，但是还需要一个诱因来引发中共的灭亡。
演讲人急切呼吁听众共同发出对中共批评的声音，并且创造一个改革，让大家都认识到矛盾的重要性。
草庵居士现任Pan-America Capital公司总裁和经济学评论专家说: 你们需要由一个政体开始而非从个人开始—因为从个人开始容易引发群众矛盾。
其中一位研讨会的联办人舒明微，于八年前来到美国，她说：我们试着藉由这个机会使大家更广泛认识到中共的本质，并且使中国变成自由的中国。
她还说：现在的中国，无辜的民众被关进监狱里殴打，女人被折磨致死，小孩受虐，甚至怀孕的妇人被迫流产，而且每隔几年就搞个大的运动，藉由屠杀自己的人民。在中国没有人保护这些无辜的人民。
中美学生联谊会会长郑戴维并未出席此次的研讨会，他表示许多人对中国政府有不同的观感。他表示他的意见并不代表中美学生联谊会的观点，但是很多华裔美人并不认同中共政府。
在研讨会中，几位听众站起来描述他们在共产国家经历的负面记忆。
最近从中国移民到这里的蒋玛格丽特说中共欺骗中国人民。中共先消灭有权有钱的人，然后再统治中国。
舒女士说: 希望中国人民能读到这系列的评论，因为这些论点系统的描述了中共政府的过去。而这九评共产党可以更广泛使大家认识到这些论点。
研讨会主办人迟宕表示，在他离开中国后对中共政府的观点有所改变，他说：以前,如果你批评共产党不好，我就觉得好像在说我不好一样，因为我是中国人，直到我离开中国来到美国后，我看事情的角度不同了，真正认识到了共产党的本质。
主讲人并且谈到了重建已被党文化摧残和取代的传统中国文化的重要性。
附﹕明尼苏达日报的报导:
http://www.mndaily.com/articles/2005/01/31/63003
Club hosts discussion on Chinese politics
By Liala Helal
Sparked by the publication of several anti-communist articles in an international newspaper, students and members of the public gathered Saturday in Coffman Union to further discuss the ruling party in China.
The Epoch Times, an international newspaper published in New York, recently published nine commentaries criticizing communism in China.
The Minnesota Chinese Club organized the event, called Nine Commentaries of the Chinese Communist Party, in which approximately 50 attendees listened to speakers and discussed China’s future.
Speaker Jin Zhong said the Chinese people do not have faith in the Communist Party anymore, “so it is only a matter of time until its demise,” he said. “But we need a trigger to start the demise.”
Speakers said they urged audience members to speak out against the Chinese Communist Party and create a reform. They also spoke of the importance of making others aware of the conflict.
“You need to start from the government rather than from the individual. If you start from the individual, you will provoke conflict between the people,” said Cao An, an event speaker and Pan-America Capital Inc. economy special analyst and chief executive officer.
Event co-organizer Mingweis Shu said that she moved to the United States from China eight years ago.
“We’re trying to take this opportunity to spread awareness and to help make China free,” she said.
“In China, innocent people are taken to prison and beaten. Women are tortured to death. There is no one to protect them. Children are beaten, and pregnant women are forced to have abortions. Every few years, there is a massacre, a big moment in which they kill a bunch of people.”
David Cheng, Chinese American Student Association president, did not attend the event but said people’s views on the Chinese government differ.
He said his statements did not represent his group, but most Chinese Americans do not agree with the communist government.
Several audience members stood up and described negative memories they had from their experiences in the communist country.
Margaret Jiang, who recently moved here from China, said the Communist Party deceives the Chinese citizens.
“They want to eliminate the rich people who have power, then they take over the country,” she said.
Shu said there’s hope Chinese people read the newspaper’s editorials, because at least some issues slipped past the Chinese government.
The nine commentaries should spread awareness of the issue, she said.
Don Chi, an event organizer, said his views of the government changed after he left the country.
“It used to be when you say the Communist Party is bad, then it was like I was bad, because I am Chinese. It wasn’t until I left China and came to the U.S. that I saw it in a different way. I recognized what communism really was,” Chi said.
The speakers also spoke about restoring the Chinese culture that has been dissolved and overtaken by communist culture.
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