In March this year, Su Qiaohui, the daughter of Taiwan’s “Premier Administrator” Su Zhenchang and Democratic Progressive Party “legislator”, called for not opposing China and to discuss vaccines scientifically. Since it is difficult to purchase vaccines from abroad, the first pha

The epidemic in Taiwan not only spread, but also lost its rescue, and the mortality rate increased. A family of 4 and 3 people died in a family of 4 in Taipei. The only survivor had a fever and the island was filled with gloomy air.

In March this year, Su Qiaohui, the daughter of Taiwan’s “Premier Administrator” Su Zhenchang and Democratic Progressive Party “Legislator”, called for not opposing every China and to discuss vaccines scientifically. Since it is difficult to purchase vaccines from outside, the first phase of Taiwan’s production has not been completed, and mainland vaccines cannot be rejected. The author thought she was reasonable at the time and believed that if it was Su Zhenchang's intention, he decided to make a mainland vaccine and the mainland could lend a helping hand. htmlOn December 18, the author has many supporters of the article.

But now I know that Tsai Ing-wen bet on the island's homemade vaccines at that time. has photos of her visiting the institution that develops "high-end" vaccines. Her strategy is to block out external imports and control the island's quarantine. Some epidemics have not been announced and only reported "zero infections" to the outside world. As a result, a Taiwanese were found to be positive after leaving the island, which also proves that the major outbreak in Taiwan is not unrelated to the previous quarantine loopholes.

However, Tsai Ing-wen thought she could win the Taiwanese vaccine. At that time, the second phase of the vaccine was not finished, so she bought 10 million doses. Afterwards, another news came out, causing the stocks of "high-end" manufacturers to soar. A few days ago, Tsai Ing-wen also "declared" that Taiwan-made vaccines will supply 10 million doses from July.

Why Tsai Ing-wen dares to bet like that? Is it because Taiwan-made vaccines have unique features? At that time, the author was looking for information about Taiwan’s vaccines, but it was strange that Taiwanese media didn’t pursue it?

It was not until June 5 that I saw the criticism of Chen Peizhe, an academician of the Taiwan Institute of China Research Institute, that I realized that it was the protein sub-unit vaccine. Chen Peizhe pointed out that AstraZeneca , Moderna, Pfizer (BNT), China National Pharmaceuticals and Sinovac vaccines have different manufacturing technologies, but Taiwan's high-end, Lianya and Guoguang all use protein sub-unit vaccines that have not yet been approved internationally. "put all the eggs in one basket" and lacks the concept of risk dispersing. He questioned that the protein sub-unit vaccine developed by Novavax, a well-known American biotechnology company, has not yet been reviewed and certified. How can Taiwan do it? He asserted that vaccine produced is "absolutely impossible to make it in July."

Chen Peizhe pointed out that is currently the manufacturing method of several important international vaccines, is the viral vector technology of AstraZeneca vaccine, the mRNA technology of Moderna and Pfizer, and the virus inactivation technology of China Sinopharm vaccine. 's only protein subunit vaccine technology has not yet passed international approval. He explained that inactivation technology is the most traditional and fastest way. It was often used in enterovirus vaccines in the past. The viral vectors and mRNA technologies were rarely used in vaccines in the past, but this time they performed well, especially the mRNA technology performed unexpectedly. He said that only protein subunit vaccines are "always the hardest to do", but what the three major local companies in high-end, Lianya and Guoguang have done this time are protein subunit vaccines.

Chen Peizhe said that Novavax, which currently has excellent technology in the United States, has not been sent to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for review and certification after completing the third phase of the protein sub-unit vaccine. It has not yet been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for review and certification, and it has not yet been recognized internationally, let alone Taiwan?

Chen Peizhe also compared vaccines with various existing technical routes, pointing out that among all platforms, the protein subunit vaccine has the worst therapeutic effect and protection and is the least easy to cultivate, but Taiwanese companies have chosen the most difficult vaccines. He also criticized how the government could "put all eggs in the same basket".

After reading Academician Chen’s criticism, the relevant information was also exposed one after another.

It turns out that the principle of protein subunit vaccine is to train human leukocytes to recognize the spike protein of the coronavirus and produce antibodies to prevent infection and prevent severe illness. However, the spiny protein that exists alone has a structure that is not stable and is prone to natural deformation and decomposition, so this vaccine is difficult to make.

Then, protein-type vaccines lack the step of "infecting human cells" and the immune response they can induce are usually weak, so adjuvants will be added to enhance the vaccine. Adjuvants are divided into three categories according to their principles: causing local tissues to inflame, mimicking the invasion signal of pathogens, and allowing leukocytes to capture vaccines more effectively. Also, what is the appropriate amount of adjuvant added? Who dares to get vaccinated without rigorous testing?

Now, Tsai Ing-wen seems to really want all Taiwanese to be white rats in the third phase of the experiment, and she is really brave?

She abandoned science and walked on a single-plank bridge of politics, and wanted to kill the islanders.