He said helplessly through his assistant in a fan special article, "What are you doing?", attracting the attention of thousands of Taiwanese netizens. Taiwanese media person Luo Youzhi also joked, "You have been used to it for a long time."

According to Taiwanese media reports, Kuomintang Taipei City Councilman Xu Qiaoxin revealed yesterday that he was banned from Facebook for 6 days, which caused heated discussion. In fact, at the same time, the Kuomintang Taoyuan City Councilor Zhan Jiangcun, Facebook was also banned for being reported by a large number of people. He said helplessly through his assistant in a fan special article, "What are you doing?", attracting the attention of thousands of Taiwanese netizens. Taiwanese media person Luo Youzhi also joked, "You have been used to it for a long time."

Zhan Jiangcun has been leaking news recently. Yesterday, he posted 4 articles in a row, revealing that the movie theater building of Taoyuan Municipal Library was suspected to be illegal, but his personal Facebook was suspended in the evening.

Zhan Jiangcun said that although he was only banned for one day this time, in fact, he had been banned for 30 days before yesterday. In the past, he had been posting articles on Facebook fans through his assistant.

Zhan Jiangcun said that the last time he was banned for 30 days was mainly because he shared a Bloomberg report and revealed that the parking lot of Zhongli Sports Center was leaking. He emphasized that all the articles were based on their basis, but many accounts reported at the same time.

Zhan Jiangcun smiled helplessly and said that this was not the worst time. He was once reported by dozens of fans of "curator" for criticizing the Internet celebrity "curator", and was banned for three months. Every time he was reported, someone would take screenshots to ask for credit; this time it would take about half a day before the account could be restored.

Many netizens left messages to care, including the Kuomintang Taoyuan City Councillor Huang Jingping, who left a message, "It seems that some people are angry and embarrassed." Other netizens also said, "So, Xu Qiaoxin, too, should be caused by crazy reports", "You are too strong, the enemy is scared", "Taiwan's freedom of speech is already history." (Editor: Fang Yanyan)