A Chinese fuel tank truck driver described his experience in delivering fuel to Xinjiang as a “life-time hardship.” He vowed, “Regardless, I will never go to Xinjiang again.” Lu Ming (pseudonym) is a truck driver from Shandong, a coastal province in eastern China. In a recent interview with the Epoch Times, he recounted his trip to a Xinjiang military base. “When you enter Xinjiang, there are checkpoints at every corner. Armed police are stationed in every school, governmental unit, and gate.” Lu said. He described how every gas station is encircled by a barbed-wire fence like a prison, and people need to swipe their ID cards to buy gas. In the northwest region of Xinjiang, the Chinese communist regime has enacted a vast system of repression and surveillance directed at the region’s ethnic Turkic Muslim inhabitants, in what the United States and other Western countries have labeled a genocide. More …