(Minghui.org) The 23rd China Fa Conference hosted by Minghui.org commenced on October 18, 2026 and concluded on November 14, 2026. Over the course of four weeks, 109 articles were selected and published.
During the conference, Minghui.org published three to five articles each day. This arrangement enabled fellow practitioners in different regions to read the articles despite their busy schedules and facilitated translation into the various language editions of Minghui. Minghui Weekly released special editions so that practitioners in China who cannot access the Internet can print and read the articles.
Minghui Radio also worked around the clock to produce audio versions. The coordinator also welcomed practitioners with professional broadcasting experience to join the project.
Minghui.org began organizing the China Fa Conference for Falun Dafa practitioners in China in 2004. Its purpose was to help restore and support the cultivation environment in China after it had been disrupted, and to enable practitioners living under the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) persecution to read and hear authentic accounts of cultivation from fellow practitioners across the country. The goal is to encourage practitioners to cultivate diligently, elevate their moral character (xinxing), and fulfill their historic mission.
Despite the CCP’s Internet censorship and intense surveillance, the China Fa Conference receives thousands, and often tens of thousands, of submissions each year. The conference has inspired Falun Dafa practitioners in China and has also become a major event for practitioners worldwide to learn from one another, share their cultivation experiences, and advance diligently in accordance with the Fa.
According to the organizing committee for the China Fa Conference, the provinces and municipalities with the highest numbers of submissions in 2026 were, in descending order: Hebei, Shandong, Liaoning, Heilongjiang, Jilin, Beijing, Sichuan, Hubei, Inner Mongolia, Tianjin, Jiangsu, Hunan, Guangdong, Henan, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Jiangxi, Shanghai, Guizhou, Chongqing, Gansu, Yunnan, Guangxi, Tibet, Zhejiang, Fujian, Xinjiang, Hainan, and Ningxia.
These figures may not be entirely precise, as more than 230 submissions did not provide complete location information.
The editors commented on the enthusiastic participation of practitioners from Hebei Province, saying that it was both encouraging and worthy of congratulations, though not unexpected.
Hebei, bordered by the Yanshan Mountains to the north, the Taihang Mountains to the west, and the Bohai Sea to the east, is centered on vast fertile plains. This land, where mountain and sea meet and strategic passes abound, has long served as a point of convergence between agricultural and nomadic civilizations, and is one of the cradles of China’s 5,000-year civilization.
The editors said, “From the legendary battle between the Yellow Emperor and Chiyou in ancient times, to the Yishui River where Crown Prince Dan of Yan bade farewell to Jing Ke before his attempt to assassinate the King of Qin; from the State of Zhongshan, the only ‘thousand-chariot state’ of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, to Ximen Bao of Wei, who not only distinguished himself militarily but also designed and built the Twelve Canals of the Zhang River while serving in Ye County, creating a system renowned for irrigation, flood control, and drainage and remembered as benefiting future generations.
“From Cao Cao’s Bronze Sparrow Terrace during the Qin-Han era, to the region’s role as a major military stronghold during the Northern and Southern Dynasties and as the capital of Eastern Wei and Northern Qi; from An Lushan’s rebellion in the Sui-Tang period and Emperor Taizong of Song’s efforts to recover the Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun, to the well-known story of Lin Chong’s exile to Cangzhou during the Song-Liao-Jin era; from the seat of the Central Secretariat during the Yuan Dynasty, to the introduction of rice cultivation in northern China during the Ming Dynasty; from Zhan Tianyou’s railway construction projects in the Qing Dynasty, to the Hebei Military Governor’s Office of the Republic of China period.
“Together with the broader Central Plains, Hebei helped shape the historical foundations of Chinese civilization and culture. The history and culture of the Central Plains, in turn, laid the groundwork for the wide spread of Falun Dafa today and for the salvation of sentient beings during Fa-rectification.
“During the period when Falun Dafa was widely introduced, from 1992 to 1999, large numbers of people in Hebei began practicing. Since the CCP launched its brutal persecution in 1999, Hebei, like China’s three northeastern provinces [Heilongjiang, Jilin, and Liaoning], is home to many steadfast practitioners who continue to cultivate and persist in clarifying the truth. Falun Dafa practitioners do not do this for personal gain or human sentiment. Rather, they are motivated by a higher purpose: to return to their true home, and in the process they bring bring blessings to their local communities. The submissions to the China Fa Conference on Minghui.org offer a glimpse of this reality.”
The organizing committee also stated, “Power can bring wealth and status, and wealth can satisfy material desires. Yet the benefits that Falun Dafa brings to individuals, including physical well-being, inner peace, and spiritual enrichment, transcend any worldly gain. These benefits extend beyond personal health and happiness to the realization of life’s ultimate purpose.
“Falun Dafa practitioners improve their character by following the principles of Truthfulness, Compassion, and Forbearance. They treat family members, friends, and strangers with sincerity, kindness, and tolerance, seeking nothing in return. Their sole wish is that more people across China can maintain their goodness amid these turbulent times, find blessings in times of adversity, and attain a brighter future. Such personal accounts presented in the China Fa Conference are especially valuable. They also make the China Fa Conference an important testimony to Falun Dafa’s role in purifying people’s hearts, elevating their spiritual and moral standards, and improving society’s ethical environment.”
The organizing committee thanks every practitioner in China who participated, for working alongside each other over the past 27 years, and “we also thank all of you for helping make each China Fa Conference a success. The China Fa Conference is an important joint effort by Falun Dafa practitioners both inside and outside China to negate the old forces’ arrangements. The roughly one hundred articles published each year represent only a small fraction of the many thousands of submissions received. Their selection reflects a combination of factors, including timing, length, readability, and overall quality.
“Many articles that are not selected as conference submissions also contain valuable content. Some may be too brief, with only about a thousand words; although well written, they may lack sufficient depth for a major conference presentation. Some contain pure and righteous understandings but omit important details that should have been included. Others are written as cultivation stories intended for a general audience rather than for practitioners. Still others focus solely on experiences of clarifying the truth without describing the process of improving xinxing through the Fa or the results of that improvement. There are many such cases.”
The editors further stated, “After the conference concludes, we make every effort to preserve and refine as many submissions as possible. Articles that can be edited into suitable form will be published as regular contributions on Minghui.org. Others may contain issues that cannot be adequately addressed because we are unable to discuss revisions directly with the authors; such submissions are archived. Nevertheless, since these articles were written with sincerity, goodwill, and thoughtful effort by practitioners, we believe that Master provided enlightenment and guidance through the process, and that the authors will benefit in their cultivation. After all, these writings are ultimately intended as reports submitted to Master.
“This is also why practitioners often say that the process of writing an article, preparing for a conference, and participating in a conference is itself a cultivation process. Through it, practitioners both inside and outside China remind one another, encourage one another, and improve together. The effectiveness of the Fa Conference reflects the wisdom and mighty virtue of Dafa.”
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