
Crosstalk actor Huang Yihao satirized Xi Jinping's encounter with paint, feces, and fake car accidents, and publicly asked the Kuomintang League chief Fu Kunqi to take a positive stance in legislating against cross-border repression.
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Prosecutors have charged five suspects for Huang Yihao's intimidation by throwing paint, throwing feces and fake car accidents because he satirized Xi Jinping. Fu Kunqi has previously said that if the law is incomplete, the government and the opposition should work together to amend it.
Crosstalk comedian Huang Yihao satirized Chinese President Xi Jinping and suffered incidents such as paint being thrown at the performance venue, feces thrown at the performance venue to threaten him, and a suspected fake car accident. The prosecutor has recently intensified the prosecution of five suspects involved in the case. Today, Huang Yihao asked Fu Kunqi, the convener of the KMT Legislative Yuan Caucus, whether he supports legislation to counter cross-border repression. He even directly said 20 times in a row: "Should we legislate?" He even bluntly said: "Otherwise, what is the difficulty? You might as well speak out." He asked for a positive stance.
Huang Yihao earlier mentioned that a famous speaker thought he was actually blue, but he said frankly, "I can't say he is wrong" because he has taken on several cases of politicians from the blue camp, and even helped Su Heng of the New Party arrange an Open Mic performance venue. He laughed and said that he usually makes jokes and writes jokes about the blue camp, but the green camp rarely asks him to cooperate.
Huang Yihao believes that his political stance is not a simple blue-green dichotomy. For example, he supports nuclear energy, does not object to the mild use of Chinese terms, and believes that there is "no need to thank the government" after the typhoon. On the other hand, he supports same-sex marriage and said that he "understands" the abolition of death, but does not support it at this stage. Regarding the outside world labeling people as "Blue Bird" or other camps based on their political stance, Huang Yihao said that social problems cannot simply divide people into two or three categories based on just a few issues, so he has always emphasized "Don't treat me as one of your own."
Huang Yihao even bluntly stated that he is "solidly anti-communist." He does not think that being anti-communist necessarily means supporting the DPP, nor does he think that all Blue and White supporters are willing to accept Communist rule. He hopes that the top leaders of the blue camp can face the issue of cross-border repression head-on, so that supporters will not have to bear the stigma of being pro-communist due to related political controversies.
Regarding cross-border repression and related legislation, Fu Kunqi previously said that the national security agencies, the police and the Mainland Affairs Council should propose measures to solve the case within a time limit and submit a special report to Congress. She also said that if the current laws are incomplete, the ruling and opposition legislators should work together to amend them. This time, Huang Yihao once again asked Fu Kunqi whether he supports the legislation, believing that it is natural to protect people's freedom of speech and avoid being bullied by foreign forces. As of now, Fu Kunqi has not responded to Huang Yihao's latest post.
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Fu Kunqi will face continued public pressure on whether to promote anti-cross-border repression legislation.
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