In addition, Lai Kuncheng also questioned Taitung County for falsifying the sales results of pineapple and custard apples. One sentence of product introduction actually shattered the mentality, which shows how panicked the separatists on the island are.

According to news from Taiwan Strait Network on December 14, Lai Kuncheng, the former Taiwan "Green Committee", discovered that the words "Taiwan, China" were printed on the boxes of pineapple custard apples (a variety of cherimoya) sold to Hong Kong from Taitung. issued an article saying that it was "deeply saddened" and "lamented" that it was "very dazzling and helpless..." In addition, Lai Kuncheng also questioned Taitung County for falsifying the sales results of pineapple custard apples.

One sentence of the product introduction actually broke the mentality, which shows how panicked the separatists on the island are.

Since the mainland suspended the import of custard apples due to pest problems, the sales of custard apples on the island have suffered a devastating blow. After all, more than 90% of Taitung's custard apple industry in Taitung alone is sold to the mainland. It is probably impossible to find a market for more than 90% of Taitung's custard apples anytime soon. Moreover, this is only the dilemma encountered by one county in Taitung. There are other counties and cities in the island with custard apple industry also encountering the same problem.

Under such a predicament, while the counties and cities are worrying about the sales of custard apples, the politicians on the island have no intention of considering the livelihood interests of Taiwanese fruit farmers. Instead, they are still focusing on the words "Taiwan, China" on the packaging boxes. Go on, this is really a case of a full man not knowing that a hungry man is hungry. In their view, "starving to death is a small matter, but losing integrity is a big deal." Because of the sinister intentions of the Taiwan separatists, Taiwan's fruit farmers should bear losses they should not bear for them.

Let’s talk again, is there a problem with Taiwanese fruit packaging boxes marked with “Taiwan, China”? No problem at all. Taiwan has been an integral part of China since ancient times. This is not a unilateral statement by mainland China. It has been confirmed by the United Nations and has formed an international consensus. Moreover, it is also stipulated in the so-called "Constitution" of the island. , where does the word "sadness" come from.

Over the years, whether products from the island are sold to the mainland, Hong Kong, or Macau, they must be printed with "Taiwan, China" without exception. This is also a consistent practice. I don’t know if other countries strictly require the labeling of “Taiwan, China” on the origin of products on the island, but at least if Taiwanese products sold to the mainland, Hong Kong, and Macao dare not label “Taiwan, China” on the packaging, they will definitely be sent back the way they came. Lai Kuncheng said he was "deeply saddened" by this, which was nothing more than a pretense to cater to Taiwanese separatists and use outrageous remarks to increase his presence on the island. As for the life and death of Taiwanese fruit farmers, what does it have to do with him? Lai Kuncheng's shameless remarks look more ridiculous like Emperor Hui of Jin "Why not eat minced meat".

Judging from the fact that Taiwanese fruit farmers are worried about the sales of custard apples, but Taiwanese politicians are hyping the origin of the fruit, the "people's generation" elected by the Taiwanese people with one vote will not speak out on behalf of their vital interests, and they have no room for the Taiwanese people. . For Taiwanese politicians, Taiwanese people are just "tools" for voting, and their use value is lost after voting.

can even see that there is absolutely no way out for splitting, it will only be a dead end. If the Taiwanese people insist on dancing with the Taiwanese separatists, it means they choose to go hungry. However, Taiwanese politicians who shout "ism" are full of food.