The documentary "Record of the Destruction of Telecom Fraud in Northern Myanmar" will be premiered on CCTV to reveal the cruel truth about the telecom fraud park.

The documentary "Record of the Destruction of Telecom Fraud in Northern Myanmar" jointly produced by the Ministry of Public Security and China Central Radio and Television will premiere on the CCTV Comprehensive Channel at 18:00 from October 5th to 7th. The documentary comprehensively shows the arduous journey and remarkable achievements of our country’s public security organs, in conjunction with relevant departments, under the strong leadership of the Party Central Committee, in carrying out special work to crack down on crimes involving China in northern Myanmar, and completely eradicating criminal groups such as the “Four Families” in northern Myanmar.

Chinese families who suffered from electronic fraud were devastated and torn apart, and the harvested wealth flowed continuously into northern Myanmar along a black industrial chain. In just a few years, a number of electronic fraud parks have sprung up in northern Myanmar. In order to reap huge profits, various forces entrenched in northern Myanmar have continued to trick Chinese citizens into smuggling out of the country with the lie that "northern Myanmar is full of gold." They left in pursuit of their dreams, but northern Myanmar became the place where their nightmares began.

Personnel returning from northern Myanmar through telecom fraud Tang Moufeng: They all call us “piglets”. But in fact, when talking about "piggy", I think we still think highly of ourselves - we don't treat you as a human being at all, and we don't treat you as an object at all. Especially in the park, there is no such thing as "making money in the past". After you get there, you will really live a life where there are no humans, no ghosts, no ghosts. Only then will you truly know what hell is.

In 2021, Tang Moufeng, who smuggled himself to northern Myanmar, entered a fraud park in the "Wa State" to participate in fraud activities. Due to poor performance, Tang Moufeng was forced to sign a 70,000 yuan IOU, and was later resold in major parks. His performance in the new company still showed no improvement, so Tang Moufeng was beaten every day.

Hu Xiaoxiong, Deputy Captain of the Criminal Investigation Brigade of Xiaoshan District Branch of Hangzhou Public Security Bureau, Zhejiang Province: What they call making a fortune is fraud, so he is actually both a criminal and a victim.

Until Tang Moufeng was beaten until his wounds ulcerated and he was unable to walk, the fraud company offered him to sell his kidney to pay off his debt.

Tang Moufeng, a person who returned from northern Myanmar through telecom fraud: At that time, let alone a kidney, I was willing to saw legs and arms as long as I could walk. Later, the boss of the company, named Agui, called me to the office alone. He said that my matching was successful, so he took me out and took me to a small farmyard, where he performed the surgery directly.

In the telecom fraud zone in northern Myanmar, there are many stowaways like Tang Moufeng. Their lives are like parallel lines that do not intersect: one is waiting for severe punishment by the law, and the other is waiting for police rescue. Electronic fraud crimes are like a black undercurrent that robs wealth, destroys lives, and destroys hope wherever it goes.