Four Taiwanese teenagers entered the home of a severely disabled woman known locally as "Grandma's Brother" and harassed her. The incident, filmed and shared online, sparked outrage and led to the youths being identified and summoned by police. After apologizing and agreeing to community service, the victim's family decided not to press charges.
A Taiwanese youth leader criticized KMT Chairperson Jaw Shaw-kong's US visit, stating she is not seeking trust but acting as 'Beijing's ambassador' by carrying political messages from China. The leader highlighted the inclusion of a pro-unification figure in the delegation and noted reports of Xi Jinping backing Jaw for the 2028 presidential election.
Taiwanese youth representatives visited Shanxi for the "2026 Taiwan Business and Youth Come to Shanxi" event, expressing excitement about the region's cultural heritage and development opportunities. The event aims to deepen cross-strait exchange and integration.
Taiwanese youth media personality Zhai Xuan sees her grandfather's unfinished wish and writings on "nostalgia" as her "connection" to the mainland. After visiting her ancestral home in Henan, she donated artifacts to museums and created videos to help other Taiwanese find their roots, now running a media company in Fuzhou to promote cross-strait integration.
