
Crosstalk actor Huang Yihao was asked by people in China to commission a criminal group to fake a car accident because he was satirizing Xi Jinping. The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council denied that he hired a murderer and instead accused the Democratic Progressive Party of framed and smeared him. The Mainland Affairs Council emphasized that the Chinese Communist Party was behind it.
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Crosstalk actor Huang Yihao uploaded a short video to ridicule Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping. Later, he was threatened by a feces bomb thrown at the Camidi Club and a fake car accident.
Crosstalk actor Huang Yihao was asked by a criminal group commissioned by people in China to stage a fake car accident to amputate his hands and feet because of his performance that satirized "Xi DaDa". The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council of China today denied that it hired a murderer, claiming that the Democratic Progressive Party framed it to smear China. The Mainland Affairs Council stressed that relevant evidence showed that the CCP was behind the crime. Of course, the perpetrators would not admit that they had committed the crime. It is not surprising that the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council did not admit it.
In December 2025, Huang Yihao uploaded a short video titled "It is better to humiliate Xi alone than to humiliate Xi collectively" to satirize Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping, which triggered heated discussions among Taiwanese netizens. On May 29 this year, on the day he performed at the Cavite Club, feces bombs were thrown at the store. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office determined that the case involved the Chinese Communist Party's cross-border suppression.
Prosecutors found that in July this year, a Chinese national named "K" paid NT$450,000 to Zheng Boxuan, a former credit reporter, to collect Mr. Huang's personal information and whereabouts in an attempt to prevent him from performing. Zheng Nan tracked and installed a GPS locator to track his whereabouts, and planned a fake car accident with You Gujie in an attempt to cause Huang Nan to "break off his hands and feet." Fortunately, he only suffered a contusion on his right pelvis.
Chen Binhua, spokesman for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, claimed at a regular press conference today that the "DPP authorities" are accustomed to frame and smear China during elections in an attempt to gain political benefits. The criticism from knowledgeable people on the island fully proves that rumors cannot deceive the world.
Taiwanese media asked, Chinese people paid 450,000 yuan to pay for a murderer to attack Huang Yihao, and relevant units in Taiwan will soon propose amendments to counter cross-border repression. What is China’s comment? Chen Binhua objected, saying that the so-called amendment to the law on cross-border suppression is promoting Taiwan’s independence proposition and selling the two-nation theory.
Chen Binhua said that every time there is an election on the island, the DPP authorities use various reasons out of thin air to deliberately smear the mainland, incite resistance to China, and provoke cross-strait confrontation in an attempt to mislead the Taiwanese people and seek political self-interest. "The tricks are performed every year, and the audience has long been tired of watching."
In this regard, the Mainland Affairs Council emphasized that from the President’s family being followed and photographed, Vice President Hsiao Meiqin being chased during her visit, Shen Boyang being followed and detained, to Akio Yaita being beaten, and the Huang Yihao case being paid by foreigners to create a fake car accident, the relevant evidence shows that the CCP is behind it.
The Mainland Affairs Council criticized that of course the perpetrator would not admit that he committed the crime, and it is not surprising that the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council would not admit it. The Association emphasizes that the government will never allow foreign forces to suppress the Taiwanese people’s freedom of expression through violence or intimidation, and the government will pursue illegal acts involving cross-border suppression in accordance with the law.
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Relevant units in Taiwan will propose legislative amendments to counter cross-border repression
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Crosstalk actor Huang Yihao was involved in a cross-border crackdown by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) after a criminal group staged a fake car accident with the intention of amputating his hands and feet for satirizing Xi Jinping. The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council denied it and said that the DPP was framed and smeared, while the Mainland Affairs Council countered that the Chinese Communist Party was behind the scenes.