Wang Xiaofei and Xu Xiyuan used to be an enviable "model couple across the Taiwan Strait", but with the breakup, various storms emerged one after another. Recently, Wang Xiaofei reported on social media platform that his ex-wife Xu Xiyuan's sister Xu Xidi has been taking the sleeping drug "Sinosi" all year round. Moreover, she did not pass the doctor's prescription and used her ID card to get the medicine through a third party, which once again caused an uproar. If we eliminate the factors of family disputes and examine this matter, we can find that this matter is not simple. According to the drug instructions, " Sinos " is a sleeping drug with extremely strong efficacy. Some netizens also left messages saying, "How can I take sleeping pills and be like taking drugs?" This is mainly due to the translation error between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait. "Sinosi" is called "Zo Peimian" on the island of Taiwan. It is a fourth-level controlled drug and a fourth-level drug. You must have a doctor's prescription when taking medicine. There have been examples of doctors who sell "Zo Peimian" in custody and arrested on the island.
Xu Xidi
"Zopeimian" and "Sinos" are both the product names of the drug "Zopidem". They are also called "Tinos" on the island of Taiwan, which is a powerful sleeping drug. "ZoPemian" was approved for use in France in June 1987. It has a clinical history of more than 30 years, but the main ingredient "Zopidem" has repeatedly exposed rumors of side effects. For example, in January 2014, Taiwan's " Chinese Medical University " found through research that "Zo Peimian" will increase the probability of heart disease in insomnia patients with to the highest 50%. Although this was denied by pharmaceutical companies, it is true that "Zo Peimian" causes symptoms such as sleepwalking , which also occurs under the side effects of the drug. is also included in the list of fourth-level controlled drugs and fourth-level drugs by Taiwan Province for various reasons. If you want to obtain the drugs, you must have a doctor's prescription. The drug control on the island is arranged from high to low in the first to fourth levels respectively, and the control of first-level drugs is the strictest.
"Zo Peimian" is listed as a fourth-level drug
The people on the island are under great pressure in their lives and have a great demand for powerful sleeping pills. According to information from the food and drug supervision and administration department of Taiwan Province, China, 160 million "ZoPeinian" were consumed in Taiwan Province in 2012, and 140 million were consumed in 2013. However, because the island government uses the "health insurance card" to strictly control the acquisition of this drug, many people have begun to have bad ideas. In recent years, 12 doctors have been punished for prescribing this drug randomly. In 2011, in order to keep his mistress, Li Jiahong, a doctor in Taipei City, took a risk. He forged the patient's diagnosis and treatment form and prescribed a large number of prescription drugs such as "Zopemian" and "Zotinos" with ingredients of "Zopididem". According to the investigation by the Taiwan police, he fraudulently obtained more than 250,000 drugs such as "Tinos" and "Zo Peimian" from Taiwan's health department, and then resold them privately for more than eight years. Li Jiahong's profit in this matter is conservatively estimated to exceed NT$10 million, and the amount is astonishing. Because of the huge profitability of this kind of thing, there are always people who can't stand the test and go astray.
Taiwan health department
On November 17, 2014, a similar incident broke out in a clinic in Taipei City. The doctor surnamed Zheng, involved in the case, was revealed to be sold by someone. When the health department went to investigate, it was found that doctors surnamed Zheng often sell "Zo Peimian" to patients without going through medical treatment, and the source of the drug became a mystery. Doctor Zheng was immediately sent to the judicial authorities and his prescription rights were stopped. According to the "Drug Hazard Prevention Regulations" on the island, those who manufacture, transport and sell fourth-level drugs shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than one year and not more than seven years, and shall be fined not more than NT$3 million. "Zo Peimian" is listed on the list of fourth-level drugs because of its powerful effect. Privately selling it will definitely be punished. This drug has appeared in illegal and criminal activities many times, and many people use it to faint victims and then harm them at will.
Tainan City
In Tainan City in 2020, a 17-year-old girl took milk tea containing "Zo Peimian" at a friend's home and was then assaulted. Fang, the man involved in the case, was sentenced to 7 years and 10 months in prison. Fang was still rejected after appealing and the original judgment was upheld. In 2021, Pan, a Taipei citizen who works in online shooting, met a kindergarten teacher online, and he invited the woman to go on a date in his residence. After being rejected by the other party, Pan pestered and even used the method of "crying, making a fuss, and hanging himself" to finally get the female teacher to agree to her request. After the woman arrived at the Pan family, she drank a glass of water and felt limp and weak. Then the female teacher was assaulted by Pan. Afterwards, the female teacher chose to call the police and went to the hospital for examination. The police found that the water she drank contained the fourth-level drug "Zo Peimian", and the same ingredients were also tested in the female teacher. The police immediately detained Pan, and then the Shilin District Court of Taiwan sentenced Pan to eight years in prison and a fine of NT$1 million.
Taiwan Province Shilin District Court
The strange thing about this case is that the effect of "Zo Peimian" is too strange. The female teacher can only let Pan ask for it in a state of unconsciousness, but she can still stand and walk after a period of time. The two even left Pan's house hand in hand afterwards, and Pan also made a quibble. When personnel from the judicial system retrieved the surveillance video, they found that what Pan said was not a lie. The two did leave Pan's home holding hands, but the careful investigators found that the female teacher had no expression and a dull expression. Moreover, although she can stand independently, her body occasionally shaking. Rather than saying that the two left hand in hand, it was better to say that Pan took the initiative to hold the female teacher's right hand and took her away from her home. This was all caused by the efficacy of the drug. In addition, the police also found that neither of them had any medical prescription records that required the prescription of drugs such as "Zo Peimian", so the possibility of taking it by mistake can be ruled out. The "Zo Peimian" on Pan's hand was obtained through illegal channels. That's why the court punished Pan heavily to serve as a warning to others.
Xu Xiyuan (right) and Xu Xidi (left)
This time, Wang Xiaofei reported that Xu Xidi had obtained and took "Sinosi" ("Zo Peimian") in violation of regulations. If he just took it simply, then the problem would naturally be not big. However, Wang Xiaofei also said that Xu Xidi had not been prescribed by a doctor and used her ID card to get the medicine through a third party. This shows that there is an underground channel that can obtain "Zo Peimian" through doctor's prescriptions and supervision by Taiwan's health department. If Xu Xidi just bought it simply, then there might be nothing wrong, but the people selling "Zo Peimian" in this channel will definitely be investigated and basically cannot escape the fate of being beaten up in one go. , and now it has entered a critical period of elections on Taiwan Island, and the people's hearts are in a state of fluctuation and changing tension. Wang Xiaofei and Xu Xiyuan, the former "cross-strait couple", also attracted much attention from the media and the public on the island. We can wait and see how the situation will develop.
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