Tsai Ing-wen signed the last letter "Tsai Ing-wen". There is no comma between the two parts "Tsai" and "Ing-wen". If you spell the name of a Westerner, it can be understood that the person's surname is "English" and his name is "Tsai". (Screenshot taken from Taiwan media)
China Taiwan Network reported on November 9 that the results of the US presidential election were announced on the 9th. Taiwan authorities Tsai Ing-wen asked the island's domestic and foreign affairs departments to forward the letter of congratulations. The Tsai Office also released Tsai Ing-wen’s English letter congratulating Trump.
However, according to Taiwanese media reports, some netizens on the island found that Tsai Ing-wen signed the last name of "Tsai Ing-wen" in the letter, but there was no comma written between the two parts of "Tsai" and "Ing-wen". If you follow the spelling habits of Westerners, may be misunderstood as "the last name is English, and the name is Tsai". Netizens immediately spent time on Tsai Ing-wen’s “vegetarian English” and studying in the UK was “false”.
More than that. Last month, King of Thailand Rama IX Pu Meipeng passed away, and Tsai Ing-wen went to the Thai Economic and Trade Office in Taiwan to express condolences. She left a message on the signature book in English, mistakenly writing Thailand (Thailand) as "Tailand", missing a "h", and then causing a storm of "causing mourn and turning rude". did not expect that this time, netizens questioned that the English signature was "not accurate enough".
In addition, some netizens said that Tsai Ing-wen had wished Hillary “election victory” before the election, but now she is flattering Trump. It is too late to . "There is a leader with zero points in 'diplomacy', and everyone tightens their belts." (China Taiwan Network Wang Siyu)
