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Taiwan since mid-April can be said to have not had a day of peace, on April 16, Taiwan's Taoyuan City ushered in a power outage "boom", in just three days, Taoyuan City has many power outages.
It stands to reason that there is nothing special about the power outage itself, but this sudden power outage has directly exposed the DPP authorities in their true form and directly lost their faces.
Taking 10,000 steps back, even if the DPP authorities are not able to repair the circuit as soon as possible, it is already the minimum to stand up and say a word and issue a statement and report, but the DPP has not even achieved this minimum.
Not only that, but the DPP authorities have been looking for reasons to explain, and even tried in vain to dump the pot on the mainland, and they really want to dump all the pot on the mainland.
So why did Taiwan's Taoyuan City suddenly have a power outage? Why did the DPP authorities dump the blame on the mainland for Taiwan's own power outage?
Taiwan's power outage "boom"
According to reports from well-known Taiwanese media, on April 16, there was a sudden large-scale power outage in Taoyuan City, Taiwan.
It's not over, if it's a sudden power outage, it's understandable, after all, power outages don't happen often, and it's understandable that they stop once in a while, and it's far from rising to such an extent.
But here's the problem, the power outage in Taoyuan City is not an occasional one, but a large-scale power outage repeatedly, and from this point of view, we know that the power outage in Taoyuan City is "not simple".
Since April 16, Taoyuan City has begun a "boom" of power outages, and then in the two days of the 17th and 18th, Taoyuan City has repeatedly suffered from this wave of power outages, and the power outage situation has not been improved in the slightest after a few days.
This series of large-scale power outages has directly affected local residents, not only inconvenient to go out, but also the daily life of local residents has begun to be blocked, and the entire 15,000 residents of Taoyuan City are miserable.
It can be seen that the impact of this power outage on Taoyuan City is very huge, but it is obvious that since the power outage in Taoyuan City on the 16th, several days have passed, and the whole situation has not changed in the slightest.
The inaction of the DPP authorities directly ignited the indignation of the people on the island, and in an instant, the voices of criticism of the DPP on the island were overwhelming, and many famous mouths and commentators in Taiwan also stood up to criticize the Taiwan authorities' actions, and public opinion was in an uproar.
However, Taiwan's famous director Nine Knives went against the current and stood up to speak out for the DPP authorities.
Ke Jingteng claimed that he really encountered less and less power outages, which was already controversial in itself, and he later added: "I can't even remember when the last power outage was."
Good guy, Ke Jingteng really deserves to be a great director, just two sentences are full of tension and expressiveness, if this matter is replaced by someone else, it may not be possible to do Ke Jingteng's way.
And Ke Jingteng's two sentences also successfully annoyed netizens, and the comment area of this post he posted fell instantly, and many netizens made a special trip to leave a message under his post, and raised all kinds of questions to Ke Jingteng.
Ke Jingteng did not respond positively to these angry voices, but replied with a sentence of "It's so lively" without the right topic, which was extremely perfunctory, and he was unwilling to admit his mistake at all.
Ke Jingteng's hard-mouthed performance is exactly the same as the performance of the DPP authorities, and the main thing is that he has a hard mouth, and he doesn't admit it anyway, and even throws the pot on the mainland.
The Taiwan authorities have been smiling and generous to the mainland
After the incident, Wang Meihua, director of Taiwan's economic department, stood up and immediately accepted the questioning of the "Economic Committee," but as expected, Wang Meihua was unwilling to admit the fact that Taiwan lacked electricity, but instead found all kinds of excuses to prevaricate and quibble.
Wang Meihua's remarks can basically represent the attitude of the DPP authorities, but the people on the island do not accept the DPP's set at all; after all, Taiwan's lack of electricity in recent years is almost a universally recognized fact, and the Taiwan authorities are a little eager to cover it up.
On April 19, when the Civil Aviation Administration of China announced that it would adjust some routes in an attempt to ease the pressure on navigation in relevant areas, the DPP authorities directly grasped the life-saving straw and began to make a big fuss about this matter, trying to dump the blame on the mainland.
Although the spokesman of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council has repeatedly stressed that this move is to ease the pressure on the passage of flights and ensure the safety of the flight, the DPP authorities still forcibly use the issue to play and insist on linking the power outage to the mainland.
DPP Legislator Shen Boyang was even more blunt, claiming that this was the mainland's countermeasure against Taiwan, and that Taiwan now is very short of countermeasures, and if it continues like this, it will only make the mainland "press on step by step."
Good guy, Shen Boyang's remarks are tantamount to directly raising the mainland to the level of an "imaginary enemy", it is just that the Civil Aviation Administration has changed its route, there is no need to make such a fuss, the DPP authorities want to dump the mainland, at least they have to find a decent reason.
Moreover, now the DPP's hard mouth is somewhat of a cover to the point of stealing the bell, and everyone on the island knows what is going on, and even Taoyuan Mayor Zhang Shanzheng directly named Tsai Ing-wen, saying that this is a problem with Tsai Ing-wen's policy, but the Taiwan authorities alone refuse to admit it.
Under high pressure, Wang Yaoting, general manager of Taipower, also directly submitted his resignation, and the Taiwan authorities wanted to dump the blame on the mainland, but they first let the general manager of Taipower take the blame, which is really ridiculous to the extreme.
epilogue
On 21 April, Taiwan's media "United Daily News" directly pointed out the crux of Taiwan's current situation, that is, the irresponsibility and stubbornness of the DPP, which directly led to Wang Yaoting becoming the scapegoat of the DPP authorities.
The root cause is that Tsai Ing-wen's energy policy was inappropriate before, but the DPP authorities insisted on going their own way, and there was no intention of reform at all, so it would be a matter of time before there was such a large-scale power outage in Taoyuan City, and the monk could not run the temple.
Things have developed to this point, and it seems that if the DPP authorities want to pretend to be confused and foolish to get by, I am afraid it will not be so easy, just in time for Lai Qingde to take office, it is better to directly "borrow the slope and get off the donkey" and solve all the relevant problems in one go.
In this way, Lai Qingde will definitely be able to gain the support of a large number of people on the island, and he will also be able to make real progress in the Taiwan region.
Information sources:
Taihai.com 2024-04-19 Continuous power outage in Taoyuan, Taiwan Zhang Shanzheng: Tsai Ing-wen's energy policy is wrong
Strait Herald 2024-04-22 I don't remember when the last time there was a power outage?
Taiwan, China 2024-04-19 Tell a joke: The DPP's "power generation with love" plunged the whole of Taiwan into "darkness"
Huanqiu.com 2024-04-20 The mainland's adjustment of routes touched the sensitive nerves of the DPP authorities, and the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council responded
Global Times 2024-04-22 Frequent power outages on the island have made Taipower a scapegoat for the authorities