Requesting Your Help to Build the “Shanghai Massacre” Memorial Park
January 1, 2026
Dear Friends,
I humbly submit this heartfelt appeal, seeking your support and contributions on this crowdfunding platform to help build the “Shanghai Massacre Memorial Park.” This memorial is intended to honor the many innocent civilians who perished in the “Shanghai Massacre,” including passengers and crew members from China, South Korea, Japan, France, India, Singapore, and Uzbekistan who lost their lives in the Busan and Dalian air disasters.
I was born in Shanghai, China, and now reside in Los Angeles, United States. My youth was spent in the rural areas surrounding Shanghai. During that period, Mao Zedong, leader of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), launched the disastrous Cultural Revolution, depriving countless young people of their right to education. I was compelled to work as a farmer in the countryside, pursuing my studies independently in my spare time while seeking guidance from my parents and local elders.
Following the end of the Cultural Revolution in 1977, I sat for China’s first national college entrance examination held since 1965. I was fortunate to be among the first cohort admitted to university—a group often referred to as the "chosen generation." However, I was later persecuted by the Chinese Communist Party and labeled a "foreign spy" for my public advocacy of democracy, justice, freedom, and reform. During this period, I also collaborated with Shanghai enterprises to explore experimental democratic initiatives. Alongside my studies in Chinese Language and Literature, I developed a deep interest in global cultures, frequently translating foreign works and consulting with international experts.
The Chinese Communist Party carried out mass killings of innocent people, including my parents, wife, younger brother, relatives, mentors, classmates, students, friends, and business partners. Even more horrifying, acts of extreme violence were carried out through aviation disasters. Flight CJ6136 from Beijing to Dalian was destroyed, killing all 112 people on board, including my business partner. They also orchestrated the crash of Flight CA129 from Beijing to Busan, resulting in the deaths of 121 passengers and 8 crew members.
The killing of civilians and the destruction of passenger aircraft constitute acts of terrorism. The Chinese Communist Party has imposed what can be described as “domestic red terror” upon the Chinese people.
After I came to the United States, the persecution I had experienced followed me overseas, evolving into what can only be described as “international red terror.” As in China, efforts were made to destroy my work, business, and family through manipulation, orchestrated relationships, and bribery. Under the pretense of matchmaking, an opportunist named Henry Chan was introduced into my brother-in-law’s family, undermining both our family and our business. After marrying my niece by marriage, Jennifer, he forced me out of the clothing business we had built together and replaced me as company president with an associate from Guangdong.
After leaving the clothing factory, I drew on my knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine—acquired during my years in rural China—to develop new products and expand markets for Princess Herbal Company in Los Angeles. Soon thereafter, an individual named Lily Liu was introduced into the company. Through sexual inducements and promises of connections with partners in mainland China, she persuaded the company’s owner to remove me as general manager and install her associate from Jiangsu in my place.
In an effort to target me, these individuals collaborated with foreign agents as informants. However, the false information they provided ultimately harmed innocent Americans. Lily Liu, in particular, misled foreign authorities and compromised those agents, involving them in actions that negatively impacted U.S. citizens. Over the years, relying on fabricated intelligence attributed to Lily Liu and Henry Chan, these agents have caused the deaths of several of my family members, friends, and business partners.
After I exited the clothing industry, these agents caused the death of Jennifer—who was only in her twenties—under the pretext of a cancer diagnosis. These methods mirrored those used by the CCP against my cousin-in-law and button-trading business partner, Lian Qingmei. Subsequently, a nurse was arranged to marry Henry Chan, who was provided a residence and a comfortable life in the United States.
To enrich Lily Liu through the herbal medicine trade, these agents assisted her in misappropriating my intellectual property. This enabled her to profit from medical products despite lacking foundational knowledge in the field. Notably, a liver-support product derived from my original work, V-LiverCare™, was eventually integrated into the U.S. insurance system, marking it as the first herbal product to be incorporated into mainstream American healthcare.
Simultaneously, my herbal medicine business faced relentless suppression. My business partner, Dr. William—a distinguished practitioner in his fifties who helped distribute my products—died unexpectedly, halting our market reach. As the founder of Ren’an Medical Group, one of the few Chinese medicine companies listed on NASDAQ, Dr. William was dedicated to integrating traditional medicine into modern society. Yet, at the pinnacle of his career, he was poisoned—a fate identical to that of my other partner, Sun Linqiao, Chairman of the Shanghai Zhongyi Construction Group in China. His sudden passing was not only a devastating blow to his company but a profound loss to the field as a whole.
Another U.S. partner, Ms. Ruby, operated a pharmaceutical facility within our community and produced herbal products for my company, Life Care Group USA. A devoted mother and a patriot, she proudly supported her nineteen-year-old son’s service in the U.S. military. However, this kind and capable entrepreneur was taken in her forties; agents orchestrated her death under the guise of cancer. Following her passing, both her factory and my company were forced to close their doors.
In the United States, I have been driven to the brink of desperation by these agents. They systematically dismantled my herbal medicine business and sabotaged my diverse career path—from my restaurant, 'Panda Delight,' and my teaching position at Harvard University to my sales role at Group 1 Automotive. To provide for my family, I was forced into a commission-only role at Rose Hills Memorial Park, receiving no base salary. Almost immediately, the CCP dispatched Jenny Lin—a crude operative who, like Lily Liu, functioned as a 'political prostitute'—to sabotage my efforts. The difference was that Lily Liu was a criminal who owed a blood debt to Americans.
Jenny Lin also employed sexual bribery and promise of mainland China business partnerships to dismantle my livelihood. I worked tirelessly, crafting meticulous bilingual marketing materials and promoting funeral services year-round without a single day off. Yet, my labor only served to enrich others. Through internal manipulation, management secretly diverted the clients I had personally cultivated by offering them unauthorized discounts. This allowed a low-level operative who couldn't even speak English to steal my success and become the company’s top salesperson.
The United States remains a land of opportunity where diligence and wisdom allow individuals to flourish. The source of this greatness lies in the foundational values established by the Founding Fathers: that all men are created equal and endowed by their Creator with unalienable rights—Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. Yet, while the Chinese people are denied these rights under the CCP’s 'domestic red terror,' my own loved ones in America have been stripped of them by its 'international red terror.'
In this era of globalization, the internet, and artificial intelligence—a time defined by rapid innovation and instantaneous connectivity—the world has truly become a global village. As neighbors in this shared space, we must stand united to safeguard one another. We cannot remain indifferent; we must firmly oppose and refuse to tolerate terrorists, their organizations, and the rogue states that harbor them.
Therefore, I respectfully urge you to support the establishment of the 'Shanghai Massacre Memorial Park' through our GoFundMe campaign. This initiative serves as a solemn tribute to those who perished under the CCP’s domestic and international campaigns of terror—victims from China, the United States, South Korea, and beyond. Beyond commemoration, this park will stand as a testament to the truth, exposing crimes against humanity and calling upon the global community to unite against tyranny and oppression. Together, we can honor the fallen and work toward a future free from this regime.
With sincere gratitude for your attention and generosity.
Respectfully,
Washington Lee (Qiguan Li)
P.S. To support this initiative, please visit: https://www.gofundme.com/f/appeal-to-build-our-shanghai-massacre-memorial-park
Annex 1:
On December 21, 1988, Pan Am Flight 103 was destroyed by a bomb over Lockerbie, Scotland, resulting in the tragic loss of all 243 passengers and 16 crew members. This incident became known as the Lockerbie bombing. Eleven years later, the Libyan regime handed over two Libyan nationals for trial at Camp Zeist in the Netherlands in 1999, and Libyan intelligence officer Al-Megrahi was sentenced to life in prison in 2001 after being found guilty in connection with the bombing. In 2003, Libyan leader Gaddafi accepted responsibility for the Lockerbie bombing and paid $10 million in compensation to each victim's family.
The Lockerbie Memorial Cairn honors the 270 lives lost in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 and is a gift from the people of Scotland to the people of the United States, funded entirely through private donations. Senate Joint Resolution 129, which designated Arlington National Cemetery as the site of the memorial cairn, was signed into law by President Clinton in November 1993. The groundbreaking ceremony took place on December 21, 1993, the fifth anniversary of the tragedy, and the cairn was dedicated on November 3, 1995. The following inscription is engraved on the cairn's base: “On December 21, 1988, a terrorist bomb destroyed Pan American Airlines Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, killing all on board and 11 on the ground. The 270 Scottish stones which compose this memorial cairn commemorate those who lost their lives in this attack against America.” A bronze plaque on the side of the cairn reads: “In remembrance of the two hundred seventy people killed in the terrorist bombing of Pan American Airways Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland 21 December 1988. Presented by the Lockerbie Air Disaster Trust to the United States of America.”
A memorial park created by the people of Scotland for the victims of the PA103 air disaster caused by the Libyan regime.
The names of the victims of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing are engraved on a memorial in the park.
The explosion, resulting from a terrorist bombing, caused the deaths of all 259 passengers on board the Boeing 747, along with 11 people on the ground. In response to this tragedy, Syracuse University established the Remembrance Scholarship and Remembrance Week to educate students about terrorism and the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103.
Annex II:
A memorial was erected by the people of South Korea for the victims of the KE858 air disaster caused by the North Korean regime.
Annex III:
A memorial was erected by the people of South Korea for the victims of the CA129 air disaster caused by the CCP regime.
Annex IV:
Iris Chang Park in San Jose, California, honors Iris Chang, the author of "The Rape of Nanking" and a human rights activist.
