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'''Falun Gong''' is a [[Reactionary]] religious movement founded by [[Li Hongzhi]] in the early 1990's. It was banned in the [[People's Republic of China]] since 1999 by Jiang Zemin, who considers the movement to be a feudal superstition fundamentally incompatible with the materialist philosophies of Marxism and an 'absurd fallacy'<ref> | '''Falun Gong''' is a [[Reactionary]] religious movement founded by [[Li Hongzhi]] in the early 1990's. It was banned in the [[People's Republic of China]] since 1999 by Jiang Zemin, who considers the movement to be a feudal superstition fundamentally incompatible with the materialist philosophies of Marxism and an 'absurd fallacy'<ref>''Jiang Zemin on the "Three Represents"'' (2002) pg. 164 [https://archive.org/details/JiangZeminThreeRepresents/page/n209/mode/2up]</ref>. Since then, Falun Gong has evolved into a far-right institution armed with an extensive anti-communist media apparatus including ''The Epoch Times''. | ||
== Beliefs == | == Beliefs == | ||
Revision as of 17:21, 25 December 2020
Falun Gong is a Reactionary religious movement founded by Li Hongzhi in the early 1990's. It was banned in the People's Republic of China since 1999 by Jiang Zemin, who considers the movement to be a feudal superstition fundamentally incompatible with the materialist philosophies of Marxism and an 'absurd fallacy'[1]. Since then, Falun Gong has evolved into a far-right institution armed with an extensive anti-communist media apparatus including The Epoch Times.
Beliefs
Falun Gong is an idealist philosophy with moralistic themes that gives it a reactionary character. Li Hongzhi is known to hold views against homosexuality, miscengenation, and modern technology such as computers.[2]
Media institutions
- The Epoch Times, which generally promotes far-right politics
- China Uncensored
- New Tang Dynasty Television
- Shen Yun