For months, Gao Pu shut himself in his apartment, a wave of hopelessness washing over him. He had no connections, no political power, and no influence. The most he could do was post on social media, although that was unlikely to help much. Both of his parents, Christian leaders | Collector

For months, Gao Pu shut himself in his apartment, a wave of hopelessness washing over him.

He had no connections, no political power, and no influence. The most he could do was post on social media, although that was unlikely to help much.

Both of his parents, Christian leaders

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For months, Gao Pu shut himself in his apartment, a wave of hopelessness washing over him. He had no connections, no political power, and no influence. The most he could do was post on social media, although that was unlikely to help much. Both of his parents, Christian leaders

For months, Gao Pu shut himself in his apartment, a wave of hopelessness washing over him. He had no connections, no political power, and no influence. The most he could do was post on social media, although that was unlikely to help much. Both of his parents, Christian leaders

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