[Text/Observer Network Ruan Jiaqi] Because in commenting on the news of Taiwan's mask donation, she used a "uh... （Errrr... The social accounts of Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's wife, Ho Ching, have been "washed" by Taiwan netizens in the past few days, including many attacks and insults, which have led the Taiwan authorities to come forward to "fight the round field."
He Jing also re-edited the original post on the 13th, expressed his gratitude to Taiwan, and called on all parties to stop attacking each other on the Internet and work together to overcome the new crown epidemic, accompanied by a lot of smiley face symbols.
But things don't seem to be over at this point, "social madman" He Jing today as usual on the personal social media greeting forwarded a lot of content, including a piece of content in a sneak recipe, life common sense information flow appears to be very eye-catching:
This news is "Taiwan has a small trick of life, using a rice cooker to disinfect masks", which is exactly what Taiwan's "Minister of Health and Welfare" Chen Shizhong demonstrated at the epidemic prevention press conference how to steam masks with electric pots, claiming that masks can be reused 4-5 times after such disinfection. At that time, the "Ministry of Health and Welfare" also launched a TV epidemic prevention propaganda video "How to Reuse Masks".
On the forwarding content, He Jing's comments are somewhat intriguing: its practical small oven (disinfectant mask) can also be used, without too high a temperature, it can probably boil 60 ° C of hot spring eggs, or you can dry in the tropics.
Taste, you savor.
Although He Jing did not express it clearly, many netizens believed that this post was in the connotation of Taiwan's disregard for the safety of the people, only to try to exchange for the support of European and American countries for Taiwan to join the WHO as a "member state" through "mask diplomacy", mocking it for "punching a swollen face and making a fat man".
Proud to be a Singaporean, I don't have to steam a mask
The best response to Taiwan's unprecedented
It's the funniest joke I've heard in years
Not only is the mainland "banning the export of masks", Taiwan is still implementing a mask purchase restriction order for its own people, and even allowing the people to recycle masks in electric pots, ignoring the basic demands of the people for the use of masks, and even worrying about the waste problem of relaxing the purchase restrictions.
Turning its head, Taiwan has generously donated to Europe, the United States and other places, and at the end of the day, it will boast of its own grandiose phrase "Saving money and using money to help those who have difficulties is a noble sentiment", which simply makes people laugh off their teeth.
But this ridiculous "mask diplomacy" seems to have kicked the nail on the wrist here in Singapore.
The DPP authorities announced on April 7 that they would donate 1 million masks to Singapore and other "new southbound" countries, and He Jing replied with an "Errrr..." when forwarding relevant news on the 11th. Netizens quickly thought of the DPP authorities' ban on mask exports, which forced Singapore to move production lines back to China, and He Jing had mentioned the matter at the end of February.
Although no interpretation was made, He Jing was still besieged by a large number of "glass heart" Taiwan netizens, and finally could only modify the post to calm the matter.
It is worth noting that when Taiwan netizens shouted "no masks can be returned", Taiwan's "donated" masks have not yet been implemented.