The middle school student pinched his head and yelled, "Little Lai Qingde, take it!" Liang Wenjie revealed that he had been reported
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A Chinese exchange student used the camera angle to create a distorted image of President Lai Ching-te pinching his head during an event at National Taiwan University, and posted a post threatening to "take it down." Mainland Affairs Council spokesman Liang Wenjie said that the report had been received and that if the principle of reciprocity and dignity was violated, the Immigration Department could revoke or annul the permit.
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Why It Matters
A Chinese exchange student took a misplaced photo and posted a post at an event at National Taiwan University that allegedly threatened Lai Ching-te, which aroused public concern.
A Chinese exchange student mistakenly shouted "take it" to Lai Qingde, which angered the entire Internet and demanded that the government deport him back to China.
President Lai Ching-te went to National Taiwan University to attend the closing speech on the 12th. A Chinese exchange student at the scene actually used the camera angle to create a dislocated scene of Lai Ching-te holding his head from a distance, and posted an article threatening to "take down little Lai Ching-te." Liang Wenjie, spokesperson of the Mainland Affairs Council, emphasized today that "we have received reports." According to the relevant provisions of the "Regulations on Permits for People from the Mainland Area to Enter the Taiwan Area," if Chinese people conduct various exchange activities in Taiwan, if there is inappropriate behavior that violates the principle of reciprocity and dignity between the two parties, the Immigration Department can revoke or annul their permission.
The Chinese exchange student wrote in his post that he firmly opposed Taiwan independence forces and cross-strait reunification, as well as words such as "Lai Ching-te is right in front of you. Is this your only chance in this life?" and "Little Lai Ching-te will take it." Netizens criticized the post as a united front threat and demanded that the government deport the middle school student back to China.
Liang Wenjie pointed out at the regular press conference of the Mainland Affairs Council that we have received reports. According to the relevant provisions of the "Regulations on Permits for People from the Mainland Area to Enter the Taiwan Area", Chinese people conduct various exchange activities in Taiwan. If there is any inappropriate behavior that violates the principle of reciprocity and dignity between the two parties, the Immigration Department can revoke or cancel their permission and cancel the permit. They are prohibited from coming to Taiwan again for a certain period of time. The case is being discussed by relevant units, and the results of subsequent investigations will be reported to everyone.
President Lai Ching-te (first from right), Dean of Academia Sinica Chen Chien-jen (third from right), National Taiwan University President Chen Wenwen (second from right) and others attended the closing ceremony of the Taiwan Bridge Project on the 12th.
Mainland Affairs Council spokesman Liang Wenjie.
What to Watch
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The Mainland Affairs Council and relevant units will announce the verification results and subsequent actions.
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Open Questions
- What are the subsequent penalties for the exchange student?
- Will the Immigration Department formally revoke his permit?
