Joseph Wu: China's revised Internet management regulations may become a tool for legal warfare against Taiwan

Secretary-General of the National Security Council Joseph Wu said today that the Chinese government is working on revising the "Internet Information Services Management Measures." Comparing the old and new regulations, it is not difficult to feel the CCP's intention to fully control China; he warned that relevant regulations may become another tool for transnational suppression and legal warfare against Taiwan. He also criticized China's approach as being similar to that of the British writer George. The sense of déjà vu in Orwell’s dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four.

Nicholas Ng published articles in simplified Chinese and English through the social platform X today, commenting on the Chinese government's revision of the "Internet Information Services Management Measures."

Wu Zhaoxie pointed out in the simplified Chinese version of his tweet that the Chinese government is revising the "Internet Information Services Management Measures." After comparing the old and new versions, he believed, "It seems that the Chinese Communist Party wants to more comprehensively control people's thoughts and speech." British writer George. The sense of déjà vu in Orwell’s dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four.

Wu Zhaoxie further issued a warning from the perspective of Taiwan's security in his English version of the tweet. He said that the People's Republic of China is about to comprehensively revise regulations related to online information services. Comparing the new regulations with the current version, it is not difficult to feel that the CCP intends to fully control China.

Joseph Wu also said that he is worried that relevant regulations will become another tool in China's transnational suppression and legal war against Taiwan in the future.