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Personal Narrative: Returning Back To China Today

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Because I was beaten and was forced to sleep on the ground and to take bath in the cold water while I was detained by the Chinese police. I escaped from the reporting to the police and continued attending the family church activities. The Police are looking for me and will arrest me and torture me if I was returned back to China today.

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