大纪元独家披露《涉政落查人员库》：据称出自中共政法系统，约一万多人被列入跨国镇压黑名单Epoch Times exclusive: leaked 'political-related identity-tracing personnel database' allegedly from CCP political-legal system lists 10,000+ people for transnational repression
大纪元 10 月 21 日独家披露一份《涉政落查人员库》，据称出自中共政法系统：数据库录入 24,170 条记录，实际覆盖约一万多人，瞄准的是境外社交平台与中文资讯平台上中共关注的账号。报道称，93% 的记录标注了中国大陆地理位置，近半数有境内居住地者（4,783 人）已被锁定到可以上门的地址。目标名单出人意料地宽泛：除民运领袖外，还包括法轮功信仰团体、神韵成员、独立媒体人，甚至支持共产主义的左翼学生与工人运动人士。[1]The Epoch Times published an exclusive on October 21, 2026, disclosing a database it calls the 'political-related identity-tracing personnel database,' allegedly originating from the CCP's political-legal system: 24,170 entries covering, after de-duplication, more than 10,000 people, targeting accounts the Party watches on overseas social platforms and Chinese-language outlets. The report says 93% of entries carry mainland-China location tags, and nearly half of the roughly 10,500 people with domestic addresses — 4,783 — have been pinned to addresses agents can visit. The target list is strikingly broad: alongside dissident leaders, it includes Falun Gong practitioners, Shen Yun members, independent journalists, and even pro-communist left-wing students and labor activists. [1]
为什么重要WHY IT MATTERS
这份披露值得记录，有三个原因。其一，它第一次用数据呈现了跨国镇压的“海外账号＋国内落查”闭环：名单上的人在海外虚拟空间的言论，被对应到现实中的姓名、身份证、地址、工作单位乃至家人——这正是本站持续跟踪的跨境镇压议题第一次有了“数据库”形态的证据。其二，目标名单的宽泛程度本身就是新闻：连左翼学生和工人运动人士也在列，说明“涉政落查”的标准不是意识形态站队，而是“是否被党视为威胁”——这与大纪元引述的评论员判断一致，也呼应了本站此前记录的各色镇压个案。其三，时间点敏感：报道串联了 10 月 4 日 FBI 逮捕 Wanying Zhang（本站 10 月 6 日已记录）与美方寻求剥夺李平公民身份等美方执法动作，以及加拿大 C-219 法案 10 月 8 日众议院三读通过、美国参议院《制止跨国镇压法案》的立法进程——这份数据库若属实，将成为西方立法与执法的决策依据。需要保守对待的是：数据库的真实性未经独立核实，大纪元自己在文中声明“无法独立核实数据库的整体准确性”；“出自政法系统”“涉政落查是政法系统公开术语”等说法均为大纪元单方陈述；当事人盛雪的遭遇陈述为个人单方说法，虽有美国笔会（PEN America）的部分旁证，但数据库本身与这些遭遇的因果链条并未建立。故本记录定性为持续核实。[1]This disclosure is worth recording for three reasons. First, it is the first time transnational repression's 'overseas account + domestic identity-tracing' loop has appeared in database form: what people say in overseas virtual spaces gets mapped to real names, ID numbers, addresses, work units and even family members — the first 'database-shaped' evidence for the transnational-repression beat this site has been tracking. Second, the breadth of the target list is itself news: even left-wing students and labor activists are included, suggesting the 'political-related identity-tracing' standard is not ideological alignment but 'whether the Party sees you as a threat' — consistent with the commentator's judgment quoted in the piece, and echoing the varied repression cases this site has documented. Third, the timing: the report ties in the FBI's October 4 arrest of Wanying Zhang (recorded by this site on October 6), the US move to strip Li Ping of citizenship, Canada's Bill C-219 passing third reading on October 8, and the US Senate's Stop Transnational Repression Act — if authentic, this database would become decision-making material for Western legislation and enforcement. A conservative note: the database's authenticity is unverified, and The Epoch Times itself states it 'cannot independently verify the database's overall accuracy'; claims that it comes from the political-legal system and that 'political-related identity-tracing' is that system's public terminology are The Epoch Times' own assertions, which this site cannot independently confirm. Sheng Xue's account of her experiences is her own testimony, with partial corroboration from PEN America, but the causal chain between the database and those experiences has not been established. Hence 'under ongoing verification'. [1]
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据大纪元报道，这份《涉政落查人员库》出自中共政法系统。“涉政”“落查”据称都是政法系统公开使用的术语：被打上“干涉政治”标签后，要追查出精准的个人身份和位置，而“落查”之后的下一步，就是具体政法机关的“处置”。数据库录入 24,170 条记录，因存在重名等重复记录，实际覆盖约一万多人。[1]
报道称，《人员库》瞄准的是境外平台，例如 X、Facebook 等主流社媒，或大纪元、新唐人、文学城等大型中文资讯平台上中共关注的账号。但党国关注的不仅是虚拟世界的 ID，还要追索到个人身份证、地址、工作单位甚至家人等个人隐私。其中约 22,500 条（93%）明确标注了中国大陆的地理位置；境内有居住地的约 1.05 万人中，近半数（4,783 人）已被锁定到可以上门的地址。报道同时说明，标注了中国地址并不意味着目标当前在境内，也可能是出国前或国内家人的地址。[1]
哪些人被列入黑名单？据报道，不仅有魏京生、陈光诚、盛雪等民运领袖，还有法轮功等信仰团体、大纪元、新唐人等独立媒体人员，以及致力于恢复传统文化的神韵艺术团成员，甚至支持共产主义的左翼学生和工人运动人士也在列。报道评论称，落查目标的复杂性暴露出一个事实：无论是否反共、不管持何种理念，只要被党视为“威胁”，任何人都可能成为“国家敌人”。[1]
旅居加拿大的作家盛雪告诉大纪元，自己在《人员库》中出现了三次，分别挂在“四川”“甘肃”“加拿大”三个地区标签下。她陈述的遭遇包括：1996 年和 2008 年两次被拒绝入境或遭遣返；长达数十年的网暴、色情图片伪造、诬告；2025 年 4 月起有人冒用她的名字和电邮向温哥华神韵演出剧院发恐吓信，并向台湾总统府、机场、警察局发炸弹威胁；2013 年到 2017 年，她的丈夫、妹妹、叔叔和哥哥被拉进专门攻击她的群组，群组每天发布数千字攻击内容且无法退出，持续数年。第三方旁证方面，国际作家组织“美国笔会”（PEN America）把她列为仍在持续受骚扰的案例，记载她 2019 年遭身份盗用，并持续收到死亡威胁与深伪裸照。[1]
报道把这份数据库放进西方反击跨国镇压的语境：2025 年 6 月 17 日 G7 峰会发表打击跨国镇压联合声明；2026 年 10 月 8 日，加拿大国会众议院一致通过《C-219 法案》三读，首次在法律上正式定义“跨国镇压”；2026 年 10 月初美国司法部长托德·布兰奇（Todd Blanche）称打击中共跨国镇压是司法部“重大优先事项”；2026 年 7 月中旬美国参议院提出《制止跨国镇压法案》，拟增设独立刑事处罚。报道还串联了 10 月 4 日 FBI 在洛杉矶机场逮捕 Wanying Zhang（本站 10 月 6 日记录：被控充当中共代理人、在美监视赖清德长子）与美方寻求剥夺李平（被指替北京在美收集法轮功情报）公民身份等执法动作。[1]
核实说明：本记录记录的是大纪元 10 月 21 日的独家报道行为。数据库的真实性未经独立核实——大纪元自己在文中声明“无法独立核实数据库的整体准确性”，仅称记者抽查部分公众人物的相关资讯与现实初步吻合；“出自政法系统”“涉政落查为政法系统公开术语”等均为大纪元单方说法，本站无法独立求证。盛雪的遭遇陈述为当事人单方说法，有美国笔会的部分旁证，但与数据库的因果链条并未建立。文中串联的 Wanying Zhang 案，本站 10 月 6 日已有记录（定性持续核实，10 月 23 日将举行起诉后传讯）。故本记录定性为持续核实，将继续关注是否有独立第三方对数据库真实性作出验证。[1]
According to The Epoch Times, the 'political-related identity-tracing personnel database' comes from the CCP's political-legal system. 'Political-related' and 'identity-tracing' (落查) are said to be terms the system uses publicly: once someone is labeled as 'interfering in politics,' their precise identity and location are traced, and the step after tracing is 'disposal' by specific political-legal organs. The database holds 24,170 entries, covering more than 10,000 individuals after de-duplication of repeated names. [1]
The report says the database targets overseas platforms — mainstream social media such as X and Facebook, or large Chinese-language outlets like The Epoch Times, New Tang Dynasty Television and Wenxuecity — and the accounts the Party watches there. But the Party's interest goes beyond virtual IDs to real-world personal data: ID numbers, addresses, work units, even family members. About 22,500 entries (93%) carry explicit mainland-China location tags; of the roughly 10,500 people with domestic addresses, nearly half — 4,783 — have been pinned to addresses agents can visit. The report notes that a mainland address tag does not mean the target is currently in China; it may be a pre-emigration or family address. [1]
Who is on the blacklist? Besides dissident leaders Wei Jingsheng, Chen Guangcheng and Sheng Xue, the list reportedly includes Falun Gong practitioners, personnel of The Epoch Times and New Tang Dynasty Television, members of Shen Yun Performing Arts — devoted to reviving traditional culture — and even pro-communist left-wing students and labor-movement activists. The report comments that the list's complexity exposes a simple fact: whether or not one opposes the Party, whatever one's ideology, anyone the Party deems a 'threat' can end up a 'state enemy.' [1]
Canada-based writer and dissident Sheng Xue told The Epoch Times she appears in the database three times, under 'Sichuan,' 'Gansu' and 'Canada' tags. Her account of what followed includes: being denied entry or deported in 1996 and 2008; decades of online violence, fabricated pornographic images and false accusations; since April 2025, someone impersonating her name and email to send threatening letters to a Vancouver Shen Yun theater and bomb threats to Taiwan's presidential office, airports, police stations and Taipei 101; and from 2013 to 2017, her husband, sister, uncle and brother being pulled into a dedicated harassment group chat that posted thousands of words of attacks daily and could not be exited, for years. On third-party corroboration: the writers' organization PEN America lists her as an ongoing harassment case, documenting identity theft in 2019 and continuing death threats and deepfake nude photos. [1]
The report places the database in the context of the West's pushback against transnational repression: the G7 joint statement on combating transnational repression on June 17, 2025; Canada's House of Commons unanimously passing Bill C-219's third reading on October 8, 2026, which would for the first time legally define 'transnational repression'; US Attorney General Todd Blanche calling the fight against CCP transnational repression a 'major priority' in early October 2026; and the US Senate's Stop Transnational Repression Act, introduced in mid-July 2026, which would create a standalone criminal offense. The report also ties in the FBI's October 4 arrest of Wanying Zhang at Los Angeles airport (recorded by this site on October 6: charged as an unregistered CCP agent surveilling the son of Taiwan's president Lai Ching-te) and the US move to strip citizenship from Li Ping, accused of collecting Falun Gong intelligence for Beijing. [1]
Verification note: this record documents The Epoch Times' October 21 exclusive. The database's authenticity is unverified — The Epoch Times itself states it 'cannot independently verify the database's overall accuracy,' saying only that reporters spot-checked some public figures' information as broadly consistent with reality; claims that it comes from the political-legal system and that the terminology is that system's public usage are The Epoch Times' own assertions, which this site cannot independently confirm. Sheng Xue's account is her own testimony, with partial PEN America corroboration, but the causal chain to the database has not been established. The Wanying Zhang case tied in by the article was recorded by this site on October 6 (graded 'under ongoing verification'; post-indictment arraignment set for October 23). This record is therefore graded 'under ongoing verification' and will follow any independent third-party validation of the database's authenticity. [1]
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