On September 18, the General Administration of Customs issued a notice saying that the import of soursop and lotus mist from Taiwan would be suspended from September 20 due to the detection of quarantine pests. As soon as this news came out, many mainland netizens immediately shouted to Luo Zhixiang and Du Wenze, asking them to quickly come out to help eat fruit.
Speaking of this matter, we must start from the mainland's previous ban on the import of Taiwanese pineapples. In February this year, Luo Zhixiang officially announced his comeback, and the first thing he did after his comeback was to buy 200 cases of pineapples first.
The purpose of Luo Zhixiang's move is to show goodwill to Taiwan netizens and pave the way for his comeback. However, netizens are not willing to accept his kindness, many people have questioned, so many years he has made so much money in the mainland, only to buy 200 boxes of pineapples, it is really good.
After Mr. Lo, another Hong Kong entertainer who developed in Taiwan, Mr. Toh, also learned to pave the way for himself with pineapples, but his approach was more economical. He posted photos of himself eating pineapples on the Internet, and kept praising the delicious taste of Taiwanese pineapples.
Then he ran to a fruit wholesale market in Taiwan, took a photo of a pineapple in one hand and posted it on the Internet, claiming that he wanted to help Taiwanese fruit farmers sell pineapples. Then there was no movement, and I didn't see if he was really selling pineapples.
Du Wenze's show has not been recognized by Taiwan netizens, many people even left a message asking him to "get out of Taiwan", Taiwan netizens said that he could not continue to mix in the mainland and Hong Kong, and now running to Taiwan to rely on such behavior to win eyeballs, it is simply impossible.
It is precisely because of this that this time Taiwan's guava and lotus fog are banned again, and mainland netizens will shout to Luo Zhixiang and Du Wenze.
In addition to Luo Zhixiang and Du Wenze, this year, the continuous inappropriate remarks and behaviors of Taiwanese artists have also caused many mainland netizens to be dissatisfied with them.
First of all, big S was making a divorce because Wang Xiaofei posted bad remarks about Taiwan on the Internet, and many people thought that Big S was too much, and Wang Xiaofei was too poor to tell the truth but was divorced.
Subsequently, Xiao S posted a support for Taiwanese badminton players during the Olympic Games, calling them "national players". This move immediately triggered the dissatisfaction of mainland netizens, followed by a number of brand owners and small S termination. This also frightened Mother S, rushed to explain to her daughter, and pleaded with everyone not to ban her.
In addition to the big and small S sisters, Ouyang Nana and Zhang Huimei's online paid live broadcast has also attracted heated discussion.
Prior to this, Andy Lau's move to close the tipping function on the Internet live broadcast received a large number of netizens' praise, and many people said that it was because Andy Lau knew that the original live tipping function could be closed. Subsequently, Rene Liu's free online concert also made fans and netizens excited.
But I didn't expect that it was the turn of Taiwanese artists, but they openly put away the live broadcast tickets, Ouyang Nana charged 6 yuan, Zhang Huimei charged 30 yuan, which made many mainland netizens question, is Taiwan artists developing in the mainland just for money? If not, then why don't others pay for live broadcasting, but they have to charge tickets?
As public figures, they must be careful in their words and deeds, because their words and deeds do not only represent themselves. Especially for artists like Luo Zhixiang, who have been exposed to black materials before, it is not advisable to be too public, otherwise it will not only not get the forgiveness of netizens, but also anger netizens. Anyway, the money has been earned enough, it is better to stay quiet!
As for Du Wenze, it is estimated that he will not be able to mix in Taiwan for long!