Ming Xie
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Ming Xie (born 1989)
Born in Anhui Province, China, Growing up under the influence of the ancient city of Nanjing In 2000: Moved to Canada across the ocean, embarking on a new journey in life. In 2007: In a foreign land, his soul was enlightened, and Christianity guided his future path of faith. In 2019: Aspired to join the military, but was told he could only be in the artillery while he aimed for the intelligence department. He discovered and reported important intelligence, safeguarding national security, demonstrating an extraordinary sense of responsibility. Amidst the ravages of the pandemic, he selflessly provided assistance to the people of Vancouver, Chinese orphans, and vulnerable communities in Canada, demonstrating humanitarian spirit, regardless of personal safety. In 2020: After a mysterious revelation, God appeared to him, bestowing upon him the title "Angel of Death," entrusting him with the governance of all Angels and Crusaders, and the interpretation of the mysteries of the universe. During a stroll by the seaside, he unexpectedly encountered racial discrimination and, in instinctive response, knocked down the provocateur. However, in the struggle, he displayed rare kindness and rationality, embracing a heart of redemption, attempting to assist and console the other party. However, faced with the other party's malicious anger, he responded with the story of the "Farmer and the Snake," firmly stating his position and faith. In 2022: Confronting profound changes in globalization, he deeply understood the potential threat of cultural erosion and foreign forces. At great personal risk, he stood up when Chinese were significantly out numbered, warning China to be vigilant against foreign cultural invasion, malicious defamation, brainwashing, and the exploitation of children's self-esteem, demonstrating deep concern for the country's culture and the next generation.
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