What the? After they could not afford to eat tea and egg squeezed vegetables, the Taiwanese people again made wild remarks: Mainlanders are short of food and meat to eat voles?
In 2019, a professor Huang in a program in Taiwan claimed that mainlanders have a low standard of living and can't even afford to eat squeezed vegetables! In an instant, the Internet was in an uproar, and this remark was ridiculous. This can't help but remind Eleven of the previous tea egg incident. Some friends may only know a little bit about these network hot stems, don't worry, today we will take a closer look. Hello everyone, I'm eleven.
In 2011, a lecturer surnamed Gao in Taiwan Province said on a program that mainlanders could not afford to eat tea and eggs, and that his friends were eating instant noodles at the Shenzhen Railway Station, attracting 50 or 60 mainlanders to watch. In fact, it is also understandable that at that time, the mainland was just beginning to develop, the network was not so developed, and the mainland was still very backward in the impression of Taiwanese people.
However, in the past two years, similar remarks will still appear frequently. In 2019, a professor Huang said in a program in Taiwan Province: When eating instant noodles, squeezing vegetables is a material that must be added, there is a stock called Fuling juice in the mainland, if the performance of Fuling juice stock is good, it means that the middle and lower classes of the mainland are living a good life, but the recent collapse in the stock price of Fuling juice, what does this mean? It shows that Chinese mainland people can't even afford to squeeze vegetables!
The professor was emotional when he said this, his words revealed self-confidence, and his hands were still constantly comparing. If Eleven wasn't a mainlander, he would have to believe it!
Coincidentally, in another program in Taiwan in 2020, Li Zhenghao, a commentator on current affairs, said: "Voles are an important source of protein in Chinese mainland rural areas." Because there is no meat and no food in the interior of the continent, protein is extremely scarce, so you have to go to the field to catch voles to eat to supplement protein! Nani? Seeing this, Eleven really couldn't sit still, and wanted to ask the officials if they had ever eaten voles? If anything, the comments can tell me that, to this, Eleven can only say cherish life and stay away from wild game!
What do you think? Have you been left speechless after listening to these remarks in the Taiwan Provincial Program? Anyway eleven is a black question mark face, grandpa subway look at the phone. In fact, this is just the tip of the iceberg, and there are some famous mouths in the program that the mainland is short of coal and electricity, hungry and cold. To sum up, the mainland lacks everything, and Taiwan is more advanced than the mainland. There are even program hosts who say that Taiwan is the center of the universe, the ancestor of mankind. Eleven wants to say about this, you say that you have to learn Koreans if you don't learn well, everything is yours, absurd to the extreme!
Of course, our mainland netizens are not vegetarians, and everyone is a talent. After hearing these news, netizens "cordially" called the two famous mouths "brother squeezing vegetables" and "field mouse brother". They have posted jokes on the Internet.
Some people said in a strange way: Tea eggs can't afford to eat, squeezed vegetables can't afford to eat, depressed to drink Wuliangye.
Another netizen said: Scared I quickly used the coal generator in front of my home to generate some electricity, boiled a pot of water to soak the bowl of noodles and added some squeezed vegetables and tea eggs, or felt that it was not full enough, and roasted a vole to suppress the shock. What's more, he directly sent two boxes of Fuling squeezed vegetables to the studio where "Brother Cai Cai" Huang Shicong was located.
At that time, this incident was a hot topic on the Internet on both sides of the strait. Some Taiwanese media randomly interviewed Taiwanese on the street to ask their views on the matter. Most people think that these famous mouths are like clowns, but a few passers-by express their belief and think that this is the case in mainland society. Eleven couldn't help but wonder why anyone would still believe such a ridiculous statement in Eleven's opinion.
In the mainland, general political programs will invite some knowledgeable and respected professors and experts to discuss affairs, and without investigation, they have no right to speak, so every word they say is well thought out and worthy of scrutiny. In Taiwan's political discussion programs, there are often some so-called celebrities who indiscriminately say some ridiculous remarks.
In fact, this reflects a problem - the phenomenon of social entertainment in Taiwan is extremely serious. They value the show, not the politics, and as long as they can attract the attention of the audience, they are desperate and mouthless. It is said that political discussion programs also have screenwriters, the purpose of which is to create conflicts, and earlier political discussion programs also had fight scenes, and each guest did everything in their power, as if they had played chicken blood, fierce debates and-for-tat confrontations.
Eleven quoted a sentence from netizens: Where the people are widowed in small land, people should be relaxed and active, and we are accustomed to seeing the world's Venerable Mu Qing sitting upright, horizontal and vertical assembly, and think that this is the atmosphere of a big country. It is better to look at Taiwan's political discussion programs than to treat them as if they were gossiping, and the townships and villages are short, and they have some fun, and what they talk about seems to be dissipated and disappeared, and they do not want to leave traces in the long river of history. Therefore, whether you are a man or a woman, old or young, all of them have extreme views and flamboyant styles. And we seem to worry about them all the time, always afraid that after they break the taboo and be pulled out and beheaded, in fact, we want to have fun, these programs are not of high standards.
However, in recent years, more and more Taiwan compatriots have come to the mainland to travel and visit relatives. Some relatively fair rhetoric has also emerged. These people said that those who say that the mainland lags behind Taiwan are frogs at the bottom of the well, and that the mainland's society has already undergone earth-shaking changes, and they also said that seeing is believing and will no longer listen to the one-sided words of the media.
Okay, we'll talk about it today, do you have any interesting responses to that? The comments section tells Eleven that we'll see you next time!