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Comedian Huang Yihao was recently accused of being hired by Chinese people to stage a fake car accident, sparking discussion of cross-border repression.
Liang Wenjie, deputy chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council. (Photo by reporter Liu Xinde)
Comedian Huang Yihao was attacked by someone hired by China to stage a "fake car accident", which aroused the attention of the Taiwanese people to China's cross-border suppression of Taiwan. When Kuomintang legislator Weng Xiaoling questioned Liang Wenjie, deputy chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council, in the Legislative Yuan today, she defined cross-border repression and "foreign hostile forces." Afterwards, Liang Wenjie reposted the relevant news on Threads and said, "Who are the hostile foreign forces that need to be discussed?" His tone was full of helplessness.
Weng Xiaoling strongly questioned in the Legislative Yuan today, apart from the CCP, are there no other external forces? He also said that although the law has conceptual provisions for foreign hostile forces, has the government ever published a list of what foreign hostile forces are?
When answering questions, Liang Wenjie said that the government has not. However, in several judgments, judges pointed out that the CCP is a hostile foreign force. Everyone knows who Taiwan’s only external hostile force is, and we don’t need to sort this out. Liang Wenjie also posted on Threads this afternoon: "Do we need to discuss who are the hostile foreign forces?" His tone was full of helplessness. Netizens also left messages: "Only the Kuomintang in the whole world doesn't know" and "Has the Mainland Affairs Council reached an era where even Chinese has to be explained to legislators?"
In addition, when Weng Xiaoling questioned the Ministry of Justice and mentioned the Huang Yihao case, she even questioned that the prosecutor had not shouldered the burden of proof. After all, does receiving instructions from people in mainland China mean that he received instructions from the Chinese government or the Communist Party? There are still some gaps in between. The cross-border suppression mentioned here is under the instructions of people outside the country. Are the people outside the country equivalent to the instructions of the CCP? A series of speeches made Huang Yihao in the auditorium frequently smile bitterly.
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