In its bid to eradicate The Church of Almighty God and completely wipe out Christians, the CCP constantly launches mass arrest and persecution campaigns. It also recruits idlers on the fringes of society, including local thugs and hooligans, to help arrest Christians, and uses community workers to monitor and track them long-term. Furthermore, the CCP offers lavish financial rewards to mobilize the masses to report and help arrest Christians. Across the country, they have incited and deluded the public into launching a "people's war" in which Christians from The Church of Almighty God are reported, suppressed, and persecuted. To evade the CCP's frantic arrests, as well as public surveillance and reporting, Christians are forced to move from place to place to hide and can only hold secret gatherings in small groups of two or three. To follow God and do their duty, many Christians have had to bid farewell to their loved ones and leave their hometowns. Some flee to other regions, while others escape overseas after many twists and turns. All of them lead displaced, wandering lives under assumed identities. However, escaping overseas is not always plain sailing for these Christians. Some return to China because they cannot find work to survive, others because their asylum applications hit roadblocks, and still others because they are too ill to work. What will they face upon their return to China? What awaits them? In this episode, we interview two Christians who fled overseas but later returned. Through their accounts, let's learn some of the truth of the brutal persecution Christians face upon their return.

00:18 Highlights

02:38 Li Ran Arrested and Interrogated Upon Returning to China

07:39 Having Avoided Detention Due to Severe High Blood Pressure, Li Ran Flees Shortly After Returning Home

08:44 Failing to Arrest Li Ran at Home, Police Take Her Husband Away

11:54 Yang Jing Taken for Questioning and Interrogation by Police As She Steps Off the Plane

14:54 During Hotel Quarantine, Police Constantly Hound Yang Jing Over the Phone About Her Time Overseas

16:52 Quarantine Ends; Yang Jing Interrogated and Threatened by Police Again Before Returning to Her Hometown

20:19 Interrogation Yields Nothing; Yang Jing Flies Back to Heilongjiang and Is Monitored by CCP Informants on the Way Home

20:42 Arrested Three Days After Returning Home, Yang Jing Released on Bail Due to Severe Illness

24:49 Yang Jing Repeatedly Harassed at Home by Police While Recovering

29:48 A Village Official Tries to Force Yang Jing to Write a Statement Guaranteeing She Would Stop Believing in God; She Refuses

34:04 Closing Remarks