[Global Network reporter Fu Guohao] Taiwan's "IOC" issued a typhoon warning article on the 16th, warning people who are "boating or surfing" at the beach to prepare their own "tower sites" (referring to the storage of ashes in columbariums) "bit)" and "Farewell Letter", and also said "I may not save you." After these controversial sentences attracted comments from surfing enthusiasts to protest, the "IOC" revised the article and changed "rafting or surfing" to "eating hot pot and watching the sunset", but still retained the "self-prepared tower position" I may not save you" and other statements.
Taiwan's "United News Network" and other media reported on July 17 that the Taiwan Meteorological Agency has issued a typhoon warning on land and sea, mentioning the approach of Typhoon "Danasi" and saying that it is expected to have an impact on Taiwan from the 18th to the 19th. The most obvious.
As the maritime policy agency of the Taiwan authorities, Taiwan's "IOC" published a typhoon warning article on the social networking site "Facebook" on the 16th, but the article said in a sarcastic tone: "Please do not go to the beach to do things that challenge the limits of life. Stupid things, such as watching waves at the beach, rafting or surfing..."
In addition to mentioning rafting and surfing, the article also "warns". : "If you must go, then please prepare your own tower seat and sign a letter of farewell to your wife. Haixun brothers have the obligation to persuade you to leave, and also have the right to bill you, but as long as the walrus is not good, we may not Save you!" "Don't listen? Sorry, you are not the only one who has family, we all have one"; "I may not save you, it will be released tonight"; "Don't go to the beach if you have nothing to do, you will be in trouble if you go to the beach."
"Ashes niche", also known as "Ashes Tower", is a building where ashes are stored after death. The word "tower" in Taiwan refers to the storage location of ashes in this type of building. After Taiwan's "IOC" article "Prepare your own tower" was published, some extreme sports players were angry. According to media reports such as Taiwan's "Dongsen News Network", some extreme sports players responded saying that they would never risk their lives or break the law. , do not embarrass any "public unit", and question how Taiwan's "IOC" could have such a discriminatory article.
"China Times" and other media reported that people in the surfing community also criticized this "overdone" warning article: "This article by the IOC is very inappropriate and can easily cause our media and the public to have a negative impression of surfing." Some misunderstandings." "People who really understand surfing will not struggle with life. , The IOC cannot place extreme sports on the definition of challenging life. "
Taiwan's "IOC" is affiliated to Taiwan's "Executive Yuan" and was established last year. It is responsible for Taiwan's overall maritime policy, maritime security, coastal management and other content. , was the first Taiwanese government branch unit established in southern Taiwan.
After this article was published and attracted criticism, Taiwan's "IOC" urgently revised it within 24 hours. Although the words "rafting or surfing" in the article were changed to "cooking hot pot and watching the sunset", it was not deleted. Statements such as "Prepare your own tower position" and "I may not save you."
Subsequently, many Taiwanese media also noticed the article by Taiwan's "IOC". Some media described the article as "sarcastic", "quite ironic" and "full of sour taste".
Even the green media "Liberty Times" described this post as "pretending to be humorous", and also said that the "Beach" (Beach) shown in the picture accompanying the "IOC" post is homophonic to the English word for swearing. .
In addition, many netizens on the island also expressed their opinions. Some people say that the statement in Taiwan's "IOC" post is not up to standard.
However, some people say that Taiwan's "IOC" is right, and it does need to use harsh words to warn people who are not afraid of death.
Some people also analyzed that the content of Taiwan's "IOC" post "is true", but the official account of the government agency "is not good to speak like this!"
Some people even satirized Tsai Ing-wen's authorities: "This is a green government. ";"This unit deserves it if it is looking for trouble."
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