Feng Guichun — Media Profile & Archive

Person profile: Feng Guichun

Media Profile & Archive — Feng Guichun. This archive preserves the source basis, identification, and evidentiary limits behind the Person Profile. It supports Feng Guichun.

Person profile

Feng Guichun — a woman in her 30s from Linyi City, Shandong, formerly employed by the Linyi City Central Blood Bank, who practices Falun Gong. Arrested August 24, 2023 by the Political Security Section of the Lanshan District Police Department; held in the Linyi City Detention Center; tried there on January 18, 2024; sentenced May 30, 2024 to four years in prison with a 20,000-yuan fine; appeal denied September 30; admitted to the Shandong Province Women’s Prison October 17, 2024. Minghui’s 2025–2026 follow-ups describe repeated solitary confinement, denial of showers and correspondence, forced anti-Falun Gong video sessions, a “red card” punishment after she sought reconsideration of her conviction, and deteriorating health during family visits through April 2026. Profile covers: the arrest, detention, trial, sentencing, appeal, and the prison reporting as documented by Minghui.org.

Identification

The identity rests on six Minghui.org reports from January 2024 through May 2026 whose anchors agree: Linyi City, Shandong; in her 30s; Linyi City Central Blood Bank employee; August 24, 2023 arrest by the Lanshan District Political Security Section; Linyi City Detention Center; January 18, 2024 trial at the detention center; May 30, 2024 four-year sentence with a 20,000-yuan fine; appeal denied September 30; Shandong Province Women’s Prison admission October 17, 2024. No Chinese-language source for this case was found; the Chinese-character form of the name is unresolved and does not appear in either page. Other Feng-surname entries in the prisoner roster are separate records — their histories are not merged here.

Source chronology

• August 24, 2023 — arrest. Arrested by the Political Security Section of the Lanshan District Police Department; held in the Linyi City Detention Center. (Reported January 2024.)
• January 18, 2024 — trial held inside the Linyi City Detention Center; family notified by phone by the Lanshan District Court. (Reported January 2024.)
• May 30, 2024 — sentenced to four years and fined 20,000 yuan. Police and prosecutor refused to meet the family during the investigation; the judge barred her lawyer from the first two hearings; at the third hearing the lawyer was admitted but no witnesses appeared for cross-examination. (Reported in the sentencing account and the January 2025 roundup.)
• September 30 (2024) — appeal denied.
• October 17, 2024 — admitted to the Shandong Province Women’s Prison; held in solitary confinement from admission. (Reported February 2025.)
• February 2025 — barred from showering since admission; forced to watch videos attacking Falun Gong; guards grabbed her hands to force her signature on renunciation statements; red tag on clothing; family warned not to mention practice-related words; visits monitored by a guard surnamed Bi. (Reported February 17, 2025.)
• August 2025 — wrote to her family (letter dated August 4, received August 24) saying she intended to file a motion with the Supreme People’s Procuratorate to reconsider her conviction. The prison placed her in solitary confinement, issued a “red card,” restricted her daily-necessity purchases, and revoked her writing right (no pen). A September 17, 2025 family visit confirmed the retaliation; she was emaciated and silent. (Reported October 10, 2025.)
• October 2025–April 2026 — ongoing restrictions. Barred from calling or writing her family; cell 204, Eleventh Division; family visits November 19, 2025, January 28, February 24, March 26, and April 22, 2026 describe malnutrition (fried beans as the only food for a time), commissary deposits cut and then stopped, denial of outdoor recess, loose teeth, and a continued “red card.” Her mother received a letter from the Lanshan District Domestic Security Office accusing her of promoting Falun Gong in the name of filing the motion. (Reported May 27, 2026.)

Source list

• Minghui.org (English), “Shandong Woman Serving 4 Years for Her Faith Faces Ongoing Abuse in Prison,” May 27, 2026 — https://En.Minghui.org/html/articles/2026/5/27/234477.html (direct read 2026-09-24; prison conditions October 2025–April 2026; recaps full case sequence)
• Minghui.org (English), “Shandong Woman Intends to File Motion to Overturn Wrongful Conviction, Retaliated Against in Prison,” October 10, 2025 — https://en.minghui.org/html/articles/2025/10/10/230862.html (direct read 2026-09-24; August–September 2025 retaliation sequence)
• Minghui.org (English), “Woman Serving 4 Years for Her Faith Not Allowed to Shower Since Prison Admission in October 2024,” February 17, 2025 — https://en.minghui.org/html/articles/2025/2/17/225516.html (direct read 2026-09-24; admission, solitary confinement, forced video sessions and signatures)
• Minghui.org (English), “Reported in January 2025: 97 Falun Gong Practitioners Sentenced for Their Faith,” February 12, 2025 — http://en.minghui.org/html/articles/2025/2/12/225447.html (direct read 2026-09-24; sentencing detail — 20,000-yuan fine, barred lawyer, deceit and threats testimony, acquittal request denied)
• Minghui.org (English), “Additional Persecution News from China – January 15, 2024 (4 Reports),” January 27, 2024 — https://en.minghui.org/html/articles/2024/1/27/214471.html (direct read 2026-09-24; August 2023 arrest, detention, January 2024 trial notice)
• Falun Dafa Australia Information Centre, “Reported in January 2025: 97 Falun Gong Practitioners Sentenced for Their Faith” — https://falunau.org/reported-january-2025-97-falun-gong-practitioners-sentenced/ (syndicated copy of the Minghui January 2025 roundup — DUPLICATE; not independently opened)
• Bitter Winter tag archive (religious-liberty) — mentions the case only in a tag listing; WEAK-MATCH, not a dedicated article (not cited in public copy)
• Rights Defense Network / 维权网, Issue 131 monthly report (August 31, 2026) — roster entry “Feng Guichun” in the in-custody roster (name-level listing only)
• FreeChina current-prisoners directory page — https://freechina.live/political-prisoners/mainland-china-current-former/current/ (name mention in directory list text; read via REST 2026-09-24)

What is not known

The Chinese-character form of Feng’s name; the outcome of her motion to reconsider the conviction; her health and conditions after the April 2026 family visit; whether any sentence reduction or transfer has occurred. The Person profile asserts none of these. All prison-condition accounts come from Minghui’s family-visit reporting and are presented as reported, not independently verified.