二零零三年二月的一天，勞教所所長突然臉帶點笑容來到「後院」牢房。這是我第一次見她對大法弟子不繃著臉。
她閒扯了幾句後問我：「我們這樣對你，你恨不恨我們？」
「不恨。如果恨，我就不會對你微笑。」
「看的出來。」
我真的不恨她們，只為她們選擇了助紂為虐而感到可悲。
但我不恨她們不等於我承認她們的迫害。我已打定主意，如果有人來見我，我一定向他曝光勞教所的罪行。（待續）
(英文對照)
The Chatou chief suddenly walked into the Back Yard cell smiling faintly one day in February, 2003. That was the first time I saw her not wearing a hostile expression when facing a Dafa practitioner.
Upon saying a few meaningless words, she asked me, “Do you resent us for treating you like this?”
“No, I don’t. If I did, I wouldn’t be smiling at you.”
“I can see that.”
I really didn’t resent them, just felt pathetic for them choosing to aid and abet evil.
But that I didn’t resent them didn’t mean I acknowledged their persecution. I had made up my mind: If anyone came to visit me, I must expose to him what the forced labor camp had done.
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