Talk show and crosstalk actor Huang Yihao was not only threatened by people throwing paint and feces on him because he satirized Chinese President Xi Jinping during his performance, but also had a fake car accident attempted by China to cripple him. The New Taipei Prosecutor's Office today indicted five suspects under the Criminal Code for attempted serious injury and other crimes and requested a heavy sentence. Afterwards, Huang called Fu Kunqi, the head of the Kuomintang League, as a "Hualien boy" to promote relevant legislation. Unexpectedly, Fu criticized the government for taking the lead in announcing "cross-border suppression" to create panic and demanded evidence to speak for itself and to ensure accountability.
Crosstalk and talk show actor Huang Yihao once satirized Chinese President Xi Jinping. The Kamidi Comedy Club where he performed crosstalk was attacked by unknown persons in May this year with feces and paint thrown at him. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office later found that the Chinese Communist Party used cross-border repression to incite two men to commit the crime. Unexpectedly, before a performance in September this year, Huang Yihao was hit by a vehicle near his home in New Taipei City. The prosecutors suspected that foreign forces were involved in the case and launched an investigation. The New Taipei Prosecutor's Office has today prosecuted the main suspect Zheng Boxuan and other five people for the crimes of gathering a crowd to disrupt order, intimidation and endangering safety. In addition, for violating Article 6 of the "Reverse Osmosis Law", their sentences must be increased to 1/2 according to regulations.
Afterwards, Huang Yihao posted on his personal Facebook that he only spent two and a half minutes scolding Xi Jinping on the stage in Taiwan, and then he was thrown excrement and deliberately bumped into him. He cannot expect that if the Chinese Communist Party really rules Taiwan in the future, he can still maintain his current freedom of speech; he also named him. Kuomintang caucus general convenor Fu Kunqi said that as a Hualien descendant, he looks forward to him promoting relevant legislation in the Legislative Yuan and hoping that he will take concrete actions to respond to outside criticism of his pro-communism, so that everyone can see "which side are you on" when the CCP reaches out to Taiwan.
In response to this, Fu Kunqi issued a press release this evening in response, saying that he does not care about how Internet celebrity friends make fun of politics or criticize him personally. What he cares about is the freedom of speech of the Taiwanese people. He cited the young man Ayou who previously produced "Principal Lyle" as an example and asked the government to "make it clear." If a judicial investigation proves that the case involves the instigation of foreign forces, it must be investigated to the end in accordance with the law.
Fu Kunqi further pointed out that the Democratic Progressive Party government has successively announced so-called "cross-border suppression", bluntly stating that related cases are related to the security of all Taiwanese people, and asked President Lai Ching-te's government why it did not hold a major press conference to expose the public evidence, behind-the-scenes instigators, financial flows and investigation progress in the sun, instead of just issuing press releases and creating panic; calling for investigations to investigate crimes in accordance with the law, and asking the government to "speak with evidence and hold accountable according to law" and deeply examine potential loopholes in the system.
