[Text/Observer Network Long Yue] Recently, Czech Senate Speaker Vitezi insisted on leading a delegation to Taiwan, China to show off his "acting skills" to provoke the mainland. Witzi's words "I am Taiwanese" made the green media all excited, and some netizens on the island also followed the trend and called "touched". After causing trouble on the island and gaining benefits, Vitzi was "cowardly" when he returned to the Czech Republic - he argued in an interview with a Czech television station that he had never violated the one-China principle and never called Taiwan an "independent country."
Vitzi's operation made some netizens on the island "confused". On September 7, a netizen on the island said that the Czech Speaker "scamd five mask production lines in one sentence."
Taiwan media "United News Network" pointed out on the 7th that Wittski's trip to Taiwan allowed the Czech Republic to receive more than 100,000 masks donated by Taipei City. In addition, Taiwan Dongjian'an Company and South Taiwan Machinery Co., Ltd. jointly raised funds and donated 5 "3D high-end mask fully automated production lines" in Czech Republic.
Screenshot of Taiwan media reports
On the island's online forum "PTT", some netizens also found that Czech Speaker Vitezi "is simply playing a word game." Some people pointed out that Vitzi did not say that Taiwan is an "independent country". His sentence "I am a Taiwanese" can have many explanations, such as:
"Taiwan is not independent, he is a Taiwanese, the one-China principle, so he is Chinese."
"The Kinmen people also say that they are a Kinmen people, and Kinmen is not a country."
"Didn't say that Taiwan is an "independent country" = does not recognize Taiwan as a country."
"He did not say that he was, but his body was very honest... the one-China principle is also correct."
"Taiwan is part of China, so if you are unhappy, go to amend the constitution."
"Then he should say that I am Chinese."
Picture from the "PTT" forum
At the same time, some netizens on the island were angry at Vitzi's "two-sided attitude". Some people said that Vitzi's words "defrauded" Taiwan's five mask production lines and "turned their backs when they get the benefits." Some people also say that this is a liar who meets a liar, "the liar Czech parliamentarian vs. the Taiwan authorities' DPP liar."
screenshot from social media
Someone said that this "clearly means giving money to others to come and do internal publicity. People regard Taiwan as a kid, with special planes, money, and mask production machines."
It is worth noting that when Vitezi faced criticism in the Czech Republic, he retorted and thought he was not wrong. Czech President Zeman recently criticized Vettezi for saying that the latter's trip to Taiwan was not approved by the government, and that his trip to Taiwan was a "childish provocation" and that the government's high-level diplomatic meeting will no longer invite him. Zeman said that the Czech Republic has always abide by the "one China" principle, and Vitzi's statement violates the UN resolution and the Czech Republic's China policy, and is "a huge political mistake."
In response, Vitzi argued that the Czech government never voted or held a meeting to discuss whether he should go to Taiwan; he did not call Taiwan an "independent country" during his trip to Taiwan; the Czech government only suggested that he should not go to Taiwan and did not ask him not to go to Taiwan.
Vitzi also told Zeman that this "childish provocation" trip was proposed by former Senate Speaker Kubera, who died in January this year. This trip was "straighten his back in his own way."
Vitzi Video screenshot
On September 5, the Chinese Embassy in the Czech Republic issued a statement saying that the chairman of the Czech parliament, Westch, disregarded the opposition of China and the Czech government, and insisted on going to Taiwan, China. This is a serious violation of China's national sovereignty, a gross interference in China's internal affairs, which seriously undermines the political foundation of China-Czech Republic relations and seriously tramples on the basic norms of international relations. China strongly condemns and firmly opposes this bad behavior.
China's State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi also pointed out that the Czech Senate Speaker disregarded the opposition of China and the Czech government, insisted on visiting Taiwan, China, openly watched the "Taiwan independence" forces, and even incited other countries to follow suit. This is an open provocation. China must tell the Czech Senate Speaker: You have crossed the line!
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