Aliens 'living on earth'

A forum about the inexplicable things going on in Yunnan, China. Xinhua talked to the participants to give them an opportunity to explain their belief in aliens' existence.

Aliens are living in Yunnan, Heilongjiang and Xinjiang autonomous regions, a physics teacher at Yunnan University, China, declared.

"Complex terrains in these places provide the right conditions for them to observe us - earth inhabitants , " said Zhang Yifang, director of the Kunming UFO Research Association.

Strange symbols appear on a field in Liberec province, Czech, on June 30, 2008.Photo: Xinhua.

Yunnan is home to a proportion of 1/10 of the sightings of strange objects in the area - more than 400 cases since 1972. Many people reported seeing a luminous object shaped like a bowl in the gourd. God.

Zhang, 62, is one of hundreds of people who regularly observe the sky and attended a forum about inexplicable phenomena, taking place from October 31 to November 16 in China.

Some people are skeptical of this problem, arguing that the only reason for Yunnan to become a place where UFOs are discovered is because there are too many people interested in unidentified flying objects.

That was completely wrong, Zhang insisted. "The aliens are living right in the middle of us. Yunnan is a mysterious place, full of strange things. Aliens' intelligence far surpasses us. They must have a main reason. it is worth choosing Van Nam as a settlement ".

However, he did not give any concrete evidence that aliens are in Yunnan.

"But I believe they are kind and have no intention of attacking us , " Zhang added. "Maybe they disguised themselves as humans or they produced human-like robots to follow us."

However, how many aliens or robots, and when they came from, Zhang could not answer.

"A lot of Chinese people believe that aliens exist, but only a few people invest in research. Young people don't want to spend time researching things that don't know whether they exist or not. As you search through nothingness, moreover, if they tell their friends, they will be ridiculed , " Zhang said.

A strange object was seen on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada on October 8, 1981.Photo: Xinhua.

Zhang Zhousheng, 52, once an astronomer at the Yunnan Observatory, was famous for his prediction in June 1981: "We will see a UFO at the end of July."

On July 24, 1981, millions of people in Gansu, Qinghai, Sichuan and Yunnan provinces saw a glowing spiral-shaped flying object in the sky.

"For many people, UFOs are unidentified flying objects," Zhang said, "but to me it's completely determined because I can calculate when it's coming."

As an astronomer, Zhang regularly observed the sky every night from his home telescope. He was interested in UFOs for the first time in the 1970s when he saw something flying in Sichuan sky.

"I still remember how shocked I was when I saw the spiral object moving in the sky within 5 minutes," Zhang recalls.

Since then he has become increasingly interested in studying UFOs. His prediction was published in dozens of newspapers and magazines. He then published an article explaining his theories. But now, Zhang asserted that it was the first and last time he announced his prediction because people constantly questioned him.

"Predicting UFOs is not like meteor shower," Zhang said. "I can guess when a UFO is coming, but can't be sure it's in the right position we can see."

An alien model in an exhibition in Kiev, April 11, 2008.Photo Xinhua.

Yang Zheng, 29, is one of the youngest members of the Kunming UFO Research Association and is also one of the most frequently seen UFOs.

"Total 6 times, once in Beijing and 5 times in Yunnan. But I still don't understand why I continue to see UFOs . " Yang said.

The first time he saw his strange object was 20 years before he saw a red object in the sky from his window. He immediately searched for books but could not find the answer. His father said it was just a plane. Too disappointed, he decided to find out for himself and start studying UFOs.

"The more I study, the more I feel my faith is changing."

The most impressive case he investigated was in November 2006 when thousands of villagers in the areas of Yunnan Province claimed to have seen seven strange objects in the hemispheres glittering in the sky within two hours. lake.

News spread quickly and more and more people rushed to watch. They follow the moving object continuously. Then suddenly, all the light disappeared.

Yang interviewed the people on the spot, talking to the elders and asking them to redraw what they saw. "Although I can't prove it to be true, I believe that they don't lie. Because only professional actors make such cleverness."

After that investigation, he returned to Beijing and once again a UFO appeared before his eyes. He was playing games at home when he felt restless in his body as if something was going to happen. He turned off the computer, went to the yard and looked up at the sky. He only saw a big cloud and nothing else.

"At that time I shouted: 'Don't play with me again. Go out. I swear I won't tell anyone else.' As soon as I finished, a red spot separated from the cloud. As if they heard me say ".

No expert could explain why Yang kept seeing UFOs, but he believed that it must have some meaning.

"All my research and surveys are not to prove the existence of aliens, but quite the opposite. It helps us better understand ourselves and the world around me. I think that is the message they want to send to me ".

Cheng Weiguo, 40, came to this forum with many questions on the same task of selling the idea of ​​designing a flying saucer.

He introduced an energy-saving flying saucer and countered the gravity of the earth, "a means of moving the future of mankind" as he described it.

"Unlike airplanes, it can fly in all directions and stop anywhere. I believe it will become the most popular personal transport vehicle in the future. And a small one is only available. 20,000 yuan, " he announced.

Cheng said it took him many years to study flying saucers and he would sell his products at friendly prices.