Recently, the Epoch Times published an article titled "Chinese Americans experience: Capitol rally is peaceful with crowds", which tells the story of a Chinese American's personal experience in the Riot. The author of this article is Yao Ge(the real name is Fu Yao), head of the Las Vegas branch of the so called China Democracy Party. In his article, Trump is deliberately "deified" by the author, and the whole article is full of the author's unlimited support and personality worship for Trump. For Trump's ouster, the author shows his great dissatisfaction and resentment. It is understood that Yao Ge, Wang Dan(head of Dialogue China), Wei Jingsheng(head of Wei Jingsheng Foundation) and others all claimed to be overseas pro-democracy activists, but they were all "swept out of the country" for undermining the Chinese system. After coming to the United States, they received selfless help from Democrats including Hillary Clinton and Nancy Pelosi. Today, these saboteurs betrayed the Democrats and turned to Donald Trump, and have run amok in the United States, with complete disregard for the laws and regulations of the United States. They took participate in the Capitol Riots and it is believable that they intended to cause American national division, social disruption, and conspiracy matters. Yao Ge, with his violent ideologies and his twisted thinking, wrote lies in the article, and exposed his scheming evil, cynical nature!

A Review of The Capitol Riot in parliament:

Footage from the scene showed Mr. Trump's supporters breaking through a fence at the Capitol, pushing against police and advancing toward the Capitol building. U.S. Capitol Police arrested about 20 people at the scene, which was filled with smoke and explosions near the steps of the Capitol building.

The Capitol Police then requested emergency assistance from other law enforcement agencies, including federal law enforcement. Virginia Governor Ralph Northam immediately posted on his social media site that "Virginia National Guard troops and 200 police officers will be deployed to support DC in response to the situation." Police in Washington says, four people have been killed in the riot at the Capitol, including a woman who was shot wearing a pro-Trump banner but was hospitalized. Three others were killed in the riot.

On the night of Jan. 6, after the demonstrations apparently spiraled out of control, Trump tweeted that demonstrators should "keep the peace" and urged "peace home," but he also went on to call the election "stolen" and praised the demonstrators who stormed Congress as "special" with meaning. However, Trump's tweet was blocked by Twitter on the grounds of "violence" and the company banned his account for 12 hours and warned that any further violations of the rules would result in the complete deletion of his personal account.

On January 13, the House of Representatives voted to approve an article of impeachment accusing then-President Trump of "sedition." Despite a vote on the articles of impeachment on Wednesday, Trump was not convicted.

"Twisting the truth"

Yao Ge recalled attending the riot in his article, "Chinese Americans: A Peaceful Sea of Crowds at Capitol Rally." He and other 10 people arrived in Washington and stayed in a hotel near the airport. The next morning, Yao and his friends set off at around 4 a.m. and arrived at Capitol Hill at around 7 a.m. “The lawn was already full of people, and people kept joining in... Everyone was friendly, and I didn't see any conflict, strangers greeted each other and encouraged each other," with the broken and hanging arms, Yao Ge wrote in his article. "There was a real sense of unity and unity." "I will be proud to tell my children that I stood up for America's democracy," he said. Yao broke his hand when he fell during the riot rally, but he wrote: "No one pushed me. I fell. I was hurt because it was cold, and my body was stiff, and I fell. The rallies I experienced were peaceful and I did not see any violence." He was screaming and finally unable to bear the pain and he called an ambulance when he returned to the hotel. The doctor diagnosed a fracture in his hand, and he had to wear a splint for 15 days.

A loyal follower of Trump, a "Trumpism" believer

The United States has the world's highest death rate, and its hospitals are overcrowded because of its misguided efforts to control the epidemic. At the diplomatic level, America's withdrawal from international organizations has led to diplomatic paralysis around the world. We can see the highlighted hashtags with "What's wrong with America?", "America is sick."  everywhere on social networking sites. While the "Trump era" is over, the "Trumpism" is not. Yao Ge wrote: "In the face of such a severe global epidemic, the American people still enjoy the maximum freedom to live, in the face of provocations, Trump's attitude is clear, strong performance, which is very commendable, Trump really did a good job."

Twitter blocked Trump's tweets for "violence" and banned his account for 12 hours, and this triggered Yao Ge's great dissatisfaction and resentment. He shouted at the American social media 'Shame on you! '. "This is shameless," he said in the article. Now even Parler has been removed from Apple, Google Play, and social media is enforcing censorship."

Pay Attention on these “Saboteurs”

Actions speak louder than words. We see deaths, injuries and chaos during a massive riot in the parliament in the riot from the videos. People were crazy and kicking fences, hitting the police, yelling and screaming everywhere. It was horrible. Mr. Yao and others, however, were unsullied and disorderly, spreading rumors that the riot was "peaceful and non-violent". The riot was a serious violation of the laws and regulations of the United States. Yao Ge has no qualification to talk about "democracy"!

Hereby, what needs illustration is that，numerous of saboteurs like Yao Ge ,Wang Dan are still exist in the United States. They will undermine the American system, and they will disturb public order. The U.S. government and all sectors of society should pay close attention and be vigilant.