Picture source: Taiwan media
Overseas Network, May 13th "Stuck on the pulse, stuck on the pulse, stuck on the pulse..." Taiwan's "Coastal Patrol Agency" recently held a large-scale exercise in Taipei Port , Tsai Ing-wen As soon as the ship set sail, the ship's radio played the DPP's must-sing song "Happy Sail" during the election campaign. Taiwanese media angrily criticized Tsai Ing-wen for using administrative resources to build momentum and turning the exercise into an election show!
Picture source: Taiwan's "China Times"
According to Taiwan's "China Times", Taiwan's "Coast Patrol Agency" recently mobilized the navy, police, firefighting and other units to hold the " Hai'an 10" exercise at Taipei Port. The scene was not only The sea area for exercises is controlled, and even media personnel and vehicles are strictly controlled. During the maritime exercise, Tsai Ing-wen took the Yilan ship out of the port to watch the performance. As soon as the ship set sail, the ship's broadcast immediately heard the sound of "Kamomai, Kamomai, Kamomai, come on...", which turned out to be "Happy Sailing" is a must-sing song for the Democratic Progressive Party during election campaigns. When the media reporters on board the ship heard the music, they looked at each other.
Video screenshot: Southeast TV
Taiwan media said that the participating ships, especially the exercise flagship, played campaign songs, "the exercise is like child's play." Some media pointed out that there are numerous examples of Tsai Ing-wen's recent efforts in the primary election, using administrative resources to build momentum, and turning serious exercises into a personal election show in order to boost the election, which makes people shake their heads.
Video screenshot: Southeast TV
It is reported that "Happy Sailing" is a song adapted from a Japanese enka. The original song is the Japanese song "Hatsuya no Sailing" written by Yoshikawa Shizuo. Tsai Ing-wen's ship played adapted Japanese enka songs along the way, which also aroused strong dissatisfaction among Taiwanese netizens.
"Garden parties are so much fun."
"Should we play the Japanese national anthem first in future exercises?" "No wonder the ownership of the Diaoyu Islands is not discussed. It is not clear whether Okinotori is a reef or an island." (Overseas Network Li Lianhuan)
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