With the countdown to the nine-in-one election, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council once again scolded Shen Boyang! When Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, was recently asked "How to distinguish Chinese culture from Taiwanese culture," he pointed out that Chinese culture is part of Taiwanese culture. The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council of China expressed dissatisfaction today and said, "The relevant remarks are simply putting the cart before the horse and forgetting about our ancestors." In this regard, DPP legislator Lin Chuyin said in an interview that the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council really "sees the sky through a tube" and that Chinese culture has long been integrated into Taiwan. The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council is so angry, probably because they found that after the "ocean current" came up, they could no longer withstand the warm current fostered by Taiwanese people in free and democratic elections.
The election campaign in Taipei is heating up, and the "ocean current" is rising, which has severely damaged the KMT's election. Former People's Party Chairman Ko Wenzhe recently took the initiative to ask Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, "What do you think should be the difference between Taiwanese culture and Chinese culture?" Shen Boyang responded in an interview that Taiwanese culture integrates aboriginal, Hakka, Zhangquan, Japanese colonial and other cultures, and Chinese culture is also a part of Taiwanese culture.
Zhu Fenglian, spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, angrily denounced today that the relevant remarks are simply putting the cart before the horse and forgetting about the ancestors. Chinese culture has a long history, is extensive and profound, and is the spiritual root and belonging of compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Straits. Compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Strait speak Chinese, write Chinese characters, celebrate Chinese festivals, and worship Chinese gods. "Taiwanese culture is part of Chinese culture and is rooted in the 'mainland motherland.' I advise Shen Boyang and his like to do good deeds and study."
In this regard, Democratic Progressive Party legislator Lin Chuyin pointed out that the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council really "sees the sky through a tube." They have never truly understood Taiwan and do not understand why Shen Boyang said that Chinese culture is also part of Taiwanese culture. In terms of Taiwan’s food culture, you can see Shandong giant steamed buns, Wenzhou giant wontons, and Sichuan spicy hot pot. But there are also local Changhua meatballs, Tainan native fish soup, Ganggoat meat oven, meat dumplings, etc. There are delicacies from all over Taiwan. In the catering culture, cuisines from various provinces in China are fused in Taiwan.
Lin Chuyin criticized that the food, clothing, housing, and transportation of Chinese culture have been integrated into Taiwanese culture, so China’s Taiwan Affairs Office does not need to rush to jump in and show a self-righteous boss mentality. In Taiwan, the cultures of various ethnic groups are integrated together. The so-called "Chinese culture" by the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council is not just the culture displayed by various provinces in China. In fact, it has been integrated into Taiwan for a long time. The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council really does not need to be upset.
Lin Chuyin pointed out that the reason why she jumped so much was probably because she found that after the "ocean current" came up, she was actually unable to withstand the warm current fostered by the Taiwanese people in free and democratic elections. This is not the first time that the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council has talked about "remembering one's ancestors". To paraphrase Commissioner Shen Boyang's words, "Everyone will get used to it after watching it for a long time. As long as they are happy!"
