- Thieves and beggars are not outstanding communists.
- I was born a communist and have always had a good impression of Christianity. I bought a Bible on New Year's Day in 2000, just started reading it, and it resonated with my thoughts, so I believed in God. After going online, I have been on Christian websites, and later the disciples of the Bright Son told me that communism originated from Christianity. I found information on "Christian Communism," so I became a contemporary Christian communist.
- I, Ge Yimin, self-proclaimed as a communist, hope that your first impression of Ge God is that he pursues human equality, rather than wanting to share your property.
- I feel like I am depicting the future, and today, with the two major developments (socialized mass production and the internet revolution), a better future can already be achieved. Today's global productivity and technology can allow everyone (even the poor?) to live a basic and better life, so political infighting is really unnecessary. I truly feel like I have traveled from the future communist society.
- Those who believe that Chinese people have low quality and are not suitable for democracy, imply that they themselves are not among those with low quality, just like I, Ge Yimin, in 1986.
- Loving one's parents and the parents of others makes sense; loving one's children and the children of others also makes sense; but loving one's wife and the wives of others does not make sense.