Bao Jhi Ling

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During the mid to late twentieth century, communist China was close to shambles, and unfortunately Mao Zedong could do little to halt this recession. Much of China's military was used to find citizens within China that disagreed with the ideas of Chairman Zedong. His police were near impossible to avoid and many citizens were either tortured, killed, or were suddenly missing.
Bao Jhi Ling, who at the time was a new general in the Chinese military, believed this to be wrong and attempted to do something to contraband it. Because of his semi-high ranking in th military he was able to know what part of China Mao's army planned to scour before it happened. So he would precede the military and find those who wanted to escape from the power of Mao Zedong.
To help these citizens escape Zedong and his military he developed a type of underground road out of China. Throughout China's forested areas there were secret huts where refugees could lay away and travel to and from. These huts formed a kind of path that led to two locations outside of China. Unfortunately China was almost completely surrounded by other communist countries. But these two refugee locations were in Nepal and Bhutan. In these two locations there were Chinese settlements where they could live for a little while, and then once ready, fully acclimate themselves to a new life elsewhere.
Bao Jhi Ling developed these underground roads with very little help from family and other members of the military. The road was very tough to take for there was little money to use to further this project. Fortunately Ling had access to Chinese military vehicles to cover more ground.
Bao Jhi Ling saved an estimated three thousand seven hundred Chinese citizens from the military. After helping as many people as he thought he could he quickly disspeared and dropped contact with all family and friends so as not to endanger them.

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