Tsai Kangyong's Weibo cut off Taiwan independence! Chinese netizens actually forced him to express his stance: He should also post on IG

Today (25th), Tsai Kang-yong posted an article in simplified Chinese on Weibo and Xiaohongshu, emphasizing that he has never supported Taiwan independence. His words caused an uproar. Less than half an hour after being posted, it immediately became a trending topic on Weibo. However, Chinese netizens didn't seem to pay the bill and asked him to express his position on Facebook and IG.

Tsai Kang-yong posted on Weibo in simplified Chinese today, saying that he has always hoped for friendly exchanges between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait and has never supported Taiwan independence. "I have hosted interviews since 1998 and have interviewed nearly 10,000 guests. They have various positions. I have never become a believer in any of them. Interviewing the other party does not mean that I will agree with the other party."

Cai Kangyong further pointed out, "Recently, in order to collect interview information, I went to the activities of different interviewees to experience and observe. This work habit has attracted criticism. Of course, these criticisms are justified, and I fully understand them. It is just that the misunderstanding caused has caused trouble to my collaborators and people who once liked me. I am deeply sorry to them."

However, Chinese netizens did not seem to pay much attention to this statement. They all said, "My job is lost, my endorsement is lost, I know I am anxious, it is useless." Have you posted it on other platforms?", "RMB is still good", "This word game is fun", "It's better to post it on IG", "Why don't you post it on IG", "If you can, post it on IG", "Why post on Weibo? Post it on IG".

At the beginning of the month, Cai Kangyong appeared in the rock area of ​​Shen Boyang's campaign headquarters wearing orange clothing and waving flags. At that time, Tsai Kangyong said that he was just here to observe. Tomorrow, he would also wear black clothes to attend the founding meeting of President Chiang Kai-shek. Unexpectedly, on the eve of the event, he suddenly dropped a shock bomb and cut off from Taiwan independence, which surprised Taiwanese netizens.