Su Yifeng criticized Lithuania's "plate diplomacy"! He blasted "continuing rumors": Our representative office is doing well

Multiple media in Lithuania recently reported that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania issued an informal document requesting Taiwan to change the name of the "Taiwan Representative Office in Lithuania", sparking discussion. Physician Su Yifeng even took the opportunity to criticize Taiwan-Lithuania's diplomacy as "dish diplomacy." In response, Du Yijin, the founder of Taiwan Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, questioned on social media that Su Yifeng had repeatedly spread unverified information and said that he had just returned to Taiwan from Europe and "our representative office is doing well."

According to media reports, our Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded on the 10th that it would not comment on the documents and related speculations claimed by the Lithuanian media, and reiterated that the name of the "Taiwan Representative Office in Lithuania" is a consensus reached by the governments of Taiwan and Lithuania after careful consultation, and there are currently no plans to change the name.

Du Yijin posted on Facebook that in response to Su Yifeng's false information about Lithuania's Taiwan Representative Office, he questioned: "Why does this doctor get hit every time? Is he a victim of rumors? Or a local collaborator?"

Du Yijin criticized that it is not difficult to verify relevant information, but it still appears repeatedly. He said bluntly, "It is very easy to verify, but rumors continue to be spread every time."

He also revealed that he had just returned from Europe and emphasized that "our representative office is doing well" and responded strongly to the discussion about the Taiwan Representative Office in Lithuania.

Su Yifeng published a post on Facebook on the 10th, criticizing the above-mentioned incident with words such as "Lithuania supports Taiwan," "Donate vigorously and send money," "Lithuania's Taiwan Representative Office's name change is limited to one week," and "Plate Diplomacy."