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China's Tuidang Movement Part 1: Why 100 Million People Are Leaving the CCP Part 2 ? www.youtube.com Click here to watch the Nine Commentaries in video ? me.lt For more news visit ? english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ? http Add us on Facebook ? facebook.com A grassroots movement is challenging the rule of the Chinese Communist Party. It's a movement that 100 million Chinese people have now participated in. Few people outside China have heard of it, but it may be playing a key role in determining China's future. Today, we bring you Part 1 of a three-part series on what's called the "Tuidang movement." Tomorrow, in Part 2 of this special series, we'll look at the unlikely source behind the Tuidang movement, and why it continues to gain supporters so rapidly. This year, the Chinese Communist Party marked its 90th anniversary. And the party has ruled China for nearly 62 years. But a grassroots movement is sweeping the country—and challenging the status quo. It has millions of participants. But for many reasons, this movement has gone largely unnoticed by the rest of the world. [Yi Rong, Vice President, Global Quit CCP Service Center]: "It could be said that this is the biggest movement of spiritual awakening happening for the Chinese people in history." Scenes like this are seen around the globe—except in mainland China. Organizers call it the "Tuidang Movement." "Tuidang" means to withdraw from or "quit" the Party. It's made up of people from mainland China and overseas Chinese who are publicly renouncing their ties with the Chinese ... From: NTDTV Views: 103 11 ratings Time: 06:24 More in News & Politics