
Jiang Wanan personally went to Jinhua Junior High School to inspect the nutritious lunches and measure the saltiness, countering the green camp civilian generation for creating panic, which triggered heated discussions and ridicule among Internet celebrity Xu Guan and netizens.
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Reports of students suffering from diarrhea during a nutritious lunch at Jinhua Junior High School in Taipei City have drawn attention to campus food safety and political attacks.
The controversy over the food safety of nutritious lunches at Jinhua Junior High School in Da'an District, Taipei City continues to rage. Jiang Wanan personally went to the school at noon today to inspect the nutritious lunches and test the "salinity meter" on-site. This move caused Taiwanese Internet celebrity Xu Guan to say "Why don't you bring your own silver needles?" and social networks even set off a wave of ridicule questioning the show.
When Jiang Wanan went to the Taipei City Council Works Committee to deliver fruits this morning (29th), he emphasized in an interview that the principal had clearly stated that collective food poisoning did not occur in the school. The school immediately learned about it after receiving the first report. According to final statistics, a total of 3 students reported diarrhea discomfort. Jiang Wanan pointed out that there are 2,500 teachers and students in Jinhua Junior High School, but Shen Boyang and Jian Shupei deliberately made it appear that there was collective food poisoning. This is purely to "create panic and create election topics" and does not help solve the problem. It also expresses injustice for the school, teachers and students who are under huge pressure.
The Beijing Municipal Government earlier announced that Jiang Wanan went to Jinhua Junior High School to inspect nutritious lunches at noon today. The Beijing Municipal Government expressed its special thanks to the principal, teachers, chefs, parent volunteers and children who have been under pressure during this period, and explained that the school holds regular meetings every month to review the dishes, nutrition and student acceptance. The parents' association also has an instant messaging group to communicate with the group meal operators to communicate and reflect; Jiang Wanan personally picked up the instrument to test the saltiness of the lunch at the scene to understand the control process.
However, Jiang Wanan’s inspection of “personally testing the saltiness” quickly spread on the Internet. Xu Guan posted a bitter message on Facebook: "Why doesn't he bring his own silver needle? It's better for reporters to write news? The descendants of the Chiang family are really stable. They can vote on their own. All Kuomintang supporters can book flights and go out for fun. No need to vote."
Many netizens also ridiculed in the comment area: "Actually, they still want to avoid the problem: 'The nutritious lunch may be too salty, but it will definitely not be poisonous! (Bury your head in the sand)'", "And it doesn't even dare to sit down and eat with the children, such a simple show, it's so useless.", "I think he should have his intelligence tested", "This is what incompetent officers are like, inspection and supervision show off, and the incompetence of generals exhausts the entire army."
Many netizens also questioned on social platforms such as Facebook and Threads, "Three students had diarrhea after eating a nutritious lunch. Everyone questioned whether the ingredients for the school's nutritious lunch were not fresh. Jiang Wanan denied food poisoning, but went to test whether the food was salty? Jiang Wanan is so free, why should he go to Chengyuan High School?" "If the system is not adjusted, what is the meaning of such an inspection? In order to cater to his inspection, the manufacturer concentrated resources on this meal. Does that crowd out the meal budget for other days?"

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