Well-known cross talk and comedian Huang Yihao satirized Chinese President Xi Jinping in cross talk last year, but he was targeted by foreign forces and ordered to cause a car accident to hit him and "break off his hands and feet." The prosecutor today indicted five people including Zheng Boxuan, who was a collaborator in Taiwan. Huang Yihao pointed out in a Facebook post today: "I am just in Taiwan. "On the stage, I cursed Xi Jinping for two and a half minutes, and then encountered excrement thrown at me and a deliberate collision." This experience "also allowed me to better understand the fear that Hong Kong people, Xinjiang people, and all dissatisfied people under the rule of the Chinese Communist Party endure. Freedom is never a matter of course."
Huang Yihao's article pointed out: "I just scolded Xi Jinping for two and a half minutes on the stage in Taiwan, and then I encountered excrement thrown at me and a deliberate collision. If the Chinese Communist Party has not yet ruled Taiwan, people have already been treated like this for criticizing it. How can we expect that if the Chinese Communist Party really rules Taiwan one day, we can still maintain our current freedom of speech?"
He also said: "This experience also allowed me to better understand the fear that Hong Kong people, Xinjiang people, and all dissatisfied people under the rule of the Chinese Communist Party endure. Freedom is never a matter of course." "I have scolded many politicians in my jokes before, including Han Kuo-yu, Lai Qingde, Fu Kunqi... etc., but I have never suffered such violent retaliation because of these jokes. It is obvious that the pattern of Taiwanese politicians is much higher than Xi Jinping."
Huang finally shouted to Fu Kunqi, the chief convener of the KMT Legislative Yuan Caucus: "With your political influence, I look forward to you promoting relevant legislation in the Legislative Yuan. If you think that the outside world's criticism of your pro-communism is unfair, this is an opportunity to respond with concrete actions: Let everyone see which side you stand when the CCP reaches out to Taiwan and harms Taiwanese people."
First of all, I would like to thank the Yonghe Branch, the New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office, all investigators involved in the investigation, and the Zhongshan Branch police officers who have been protecting me recently. I heard that the investigators did not take any vacation during the Double Ten holidays and were busy working on the case. They even caused misunderstandings among family members and quarreled with the wife because they were busy handling the case. Thank you all for your hard work, and thank you to your families. I have also invited relevant police officers from the Yonghe and Zhongshan branches to watch the crosstalk performance in November and thank them for their recent hard work.
According to the investigation results announced by the New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office today, this was not a simple traffic accident, but a case in which foreigners funded and hired someone to follow me in Taiwan, and then faked a car accident in an attempt to seriously injure me and prevent me from going on stage.
I just scolded Xi Jinping for two and a half minutes on stage in Taiwan, and I was met with excrement thrown at me and a deliberate collision. If the CCP has not yet ruled Taiwan, some people have already been treated in this way for criticizing it. How can we expect that if the CCP really rules Taiwan one day, we can still maintain our current freedom of speech?
This experience also allowed me to better understand the fear that Hong Kong people, Xinjiang people, and all dissatisfied people under the rule of the Chinese Communist Party endure. Freedom is never something to take for granted.
The New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office also pointed out in a press release that the current reverse osmosis law still has insufficient regulations for this kind of surveillance and harmful behavior. I hope that Taiwan’s legislators will quickly make up for the relevant laws and regulations related to cross-border suppression, so that those who accept instructions from abroad and help the CCP harm Taiwanese people will pay the due price. It also provides law enforcement officers with sufficient legal tools to trace the behind-the-scenes commanders and financial flows.
I have scolded many political figures in my jokes before, including Han Kuo-yu, Lai Qingde, Fu Kunqi, etc., but none of them suffered such violent retaliation because of these jokes. It is obvious that the pattern of Taiwanese politicians is much higher than that of Xi Jinping.
Therefore, I especially want to say a few words to General Secretary Fu Kunqi.
I am also a Hualien native, and I believe you will not sit back and watch Hualien people being harmed because of their criticism of the CCP. My jokes have offended you a lot in the past, but I believe that you also know that this is the norm in a democratic society, and you will not think that my safety and freedom of speech are not worthy of protection.
With your political influence, I look forward to you promoting relevant legislation in the Legislative Yuan. If you think the external criticism of your pro-CCP is unfair, this is an opportunity to respond with concrete actions: let everyone see whose side you stand when the CCP reaches out to Taiwan and hurts Taiwanese people.
I wish Taiwan will always be a free Taiwan and a Taiwan where everyone can speak freely.
