
Crosstalk comedian Huang Yihao was subjected to cross-border suppression by the Chinese Communist Party, and it was revealed that China hired assailants to stage a fake car accident. After the news was exposed, a large number of netizens and media mistook him for another comedian Huang Haoping, sparking heated discussions.
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Crosstalk actor Huang Yihao often mocks the Chinese Communist Party and Xi Jinping in his performances. He was previously splashed with paint and feces at a Taipei comedy club.
Huang Yihao (left) was suppressed across the border by the Chinese Communist Party, but a large number of people came to care for Huang Haoping (right). (File photo, provided by Hakka TV)
Crosstalk comedian Huang Yihao often mocks the Communist Party of China and Xi Jinping in his performances. He was previously intimidated by Chinese people who threw paint and feces across the border. Today (21st) it was revealed that China hired a perpetrator to stage a fake car accident in order to have Huang Yihao's hands and feet amputated, sparking heated public discussion. However, after the news was exposed, a group of netizens mistakenly believed that the person involved in the accident was another comedian Huang Haoping. Some media even wrote the wrong name. Huang Haoping himself couldn't help but jump out and speak out, jokingly urging everyone to stop identifying the wrong person, otherwise some forces "will also identify the wrong person"!
Because of Huang Yihao's repeated "humiliation", in May this year, paint and feces were thrown at the Taipei comedy club "Kamidi" where he was scheduled to perform. After investigation by the Beijing Prosecutor's Office, it was found that this was a cross-border suppression. Now it has been revealed that Huang Yihao had another performance in September, but before the performance, he was strangely injured outside his home in New Taipei City. After investigation, it was discovered that a Chinese man nicknamed "K" paid NT$450,000 to obstruct the performance. He was ordered to collect information about Huang Yihao's daily life, create a fake car accident and seriously injured him.
After the incident was exposed, a group of netizens mistakenly identified the wrong person, thinking that it was Huang Haoping who was involved in the accident, and some media directly wrote the wrong name. This made Huang Haoping unable to help but posted a message through the social media: "Not only did I see a wrong person in the article, please don't make a mistake again, otherwise you will really get the wrong person." Netizens left messages one after another, "It's so funny, you and Xie Zu "We sit at the same table", "I think you can really get the wrong person", "When you first see the news, your face will really show up", "You have to take care, they may really get the wrong person", "Whether they have the wrong person or not, being afraid means it is effective", "Should the comedy prince also insult Xi?", "Laugh at the last sentence".
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