White-banded fish, frozen bamboo fish, citrus, natural sand, etc. are prohibited. Banning natural sand can affect 90% of Taiwan's buildings, as well as the chip manufacturing industry. In the past, when pineapple was banned, the army ate pineapple three times a day, but now what?
Natural sand, which many people may not know, is actually similar to the role of river sand, most of which is used for construction and chip processing.
Sea sand and sand in the desert cannot be used for construction. Taiwan does not have many rivers and lacks natural sand, and in this area, it is particularly dependent on the support of the mainland.
The main source of silicon materials used in semiconductor production is the extraction of natural sand.
Although Taiwan can import natural sand from other places, the cost will be much higher due to factors such as geographical location and distance. It is basically difficult to make up for the gap by importing natural sand from other places.
Now the mainland bans the sale of natural sand, online reports, will affect taiwan's construction industry by about 90%, and the semiconductor industry will also be more or less affected.
Agricultural and sideline products and fishery products are prohibited.
Taiwan earns a lot of money here on the mainland every year, and one of the largest pieces of money is agricultural and sideline products and fishery products.
When pineapples were banned from entering the mainland, the Taiwan authorities reported that they called on everyone to eat pineapples for three meals a day to consume the pineapples grown by Taiwan farmers.
So this time the ban on citrus, fish, etc., is it not that the Taiwan authorities have called on all islanders to eat more citrus and fish for three meals a day?
The mainland's countermeasures against Taiwan are just the beginning, and there will be more agricultural and sideline fishery products that may be banned in the future, so can the People of Taiwan eat three meals a day?
