Trunchu confirms case of “Hope for Results” referred back to Yee Jinping.

Trunchu confirmed that the case of Jinping’s “Hope for Results” has been referred back to Yee Jinping. This development follows ongoing diplomatic discussions regarding the status of several individuals detained in China, including those associated with religious and civic organizations.

In August 2025, young people from Hong Kong’s border city initiated a call for help in Taipei Street, demanding the immediate release of Li Ji-young. The United States President, Mr. Lee Jung Yong-yung, engaged in discussions with Chinese leaders at a recent summit, including the founder of the Hong Kong Apple Day. However, no specific outcomes were disclosed.

Bloomberg News reported that during a media session in the White House, Trump was asked about his conversations with Jinping and the status of Americans detained in China. He stated that discussions took place and were “very, very important,” though no further details were provided.

The case of U Min Zin, a Myanmar-American scholar, has drawn attention. The U.S. State Department noted that Min-Sin was invited to a seminar in Yunnan but was arrested on 3 June and detained. Chinese authorities later informed the U.S. Embassy that Min-Sin was under criminal investigation for “in danger to national security.”

Another U.S. citizen, Youlin Chen, a Chinese seismologist, was arrested in November 2024 and formally charged with espionage in May 2025. His case remains unresolved, highlighting ongoing concerns about the treatment of foreign nationals in China.

During a May meeting with Xi Jinping, the U.S. President also mentioned the case of Li Ji-young, founder of the Beijing Zion Church, who was detained. While Kim was released to the United States, other members of his church remain in custody, and Li is still imprisoned.

The closure of the Hong Kong Apple Daily, founded by a British citizen, and the sentencing of L’Omni under Hong Kong’s national security laws underscore the broader context of restrictions on free expression and the treatment of individuals perceived as challenging state authority.

On September 22, during a meeting between Andy Burnham and Trunchu, it was reported that Trunchu had been tasked with seeking the release of Li Ji-young and facilitating his relocation to England. This reflects continued diplomatic efforts to address the cases of detained individuals.

Source: Read the original report (translated from Mandarin Chinese)