As we all know, mainland netizens have such a very popular evaluation of the Taiwan side:
Four words - the frog at the bottom of the well!
And this issue tells this story from the island of Taiwan, which completely confirms the name of this four-word evaluation.
When a Taiwanese big V took a local train in Taiwan, he was pleasantly surprised to find that the running speed reached 125 kilometers.
Taiwan's big V excitedly took this picture, and then posted it on social accounts to show off: Our Taiwanese train can run so fast, and I was completely stunned!
Let's take a look at the strange story that happened on the other side of the river.
1. Taiwan's big V posted a picture to show off that Taiwan's train runs fast: it was 125 kilometers per hour, which scared me
Recently, a Taiwanese big V took the Taiwan train Ziqiang.
Judging from the name of the account, this should be a local Taiwanese travel V.
He looked up from the train and suddenly saw that the speed was 125 kilometers per hour on the train screen.
As you can see from the red box below, the train is traveling at a real-time speed of 125 km/h.
This Taiwanese big V immediately became excited, and he immediately took out his mobile phone to take pictures of this picture.
Then post it on social platforms to show off.
A text typed by Taiwan's big V at the same time, full of surprises from the discovery of a new continent.
"I was completely shocked that our train in Taiwan actually ran to a speed of 125 kilometers per hour!"
"The new Ziqiang is simply fantastic!"
"I had no idea that Taiwan's Ziqiang could run so fast!"
2. Taiwan's Ziqiang train was touted by Taiwan netizens as the "light of Taiwan": but it was all outright Japanese-made trains
When this Taiwanese big V praised the fast running of Taiwan's trains, he won the support and approval of a large number of Taiwanese netizens.
It can be seen from the picture below: when this Taiwanese big V showed off - the Taiwan train Ziqiang ran to a speed of 125 kilometers per hour, it was too fast.
The picture was liked by more than 4,000 Taiwanese netizens, and more than 50 people shared this picture representing the glory of Taiwan's trains.
The Ziqiang train mentioned by Taiwan's big V is the highest train category of Taiwan's railways.
On the island of Taiwan, the Ziqiang train was touted by Taiwanese netizens as the "light of Taiwan".
This picture is a picture posted by a Taiwanese netizen on a mainland social networking site, boasting that the Taiwan train Ziqiang is super handsome!
"Taiwan Railway's most beautiful self-improvement!"
And showing off the speed of the Ziqiang train on social networking sites is something that Taiwanese netizens are tired of.
However, it is a fact that the so-called "Light of Taiwan" Ziqiang is an out-and-out Japanese-made train, without the slightest trace of Taiwan's local technology.
As you can see from this screenshot: Since the 80s of the last century, all the trains of Taiwan Railway Ziqiang have been made in Japan.
3. Mainland netizens laughed: The speed of 125 kilometers per hour has also become the "light of Taiwan"?
For the show-off post issued by this Taiwanese big V, mainland netizens were completely laughing.
"The speed of a train at 125 kilometers is also worth bragging about?"
A message from a Tianjin netizen was echoed by more than 300 people: Don't explain to the other side, life in the well is the most suitable for frogs.
Another Jiangsu netizen posted the following picture: a large group of children watching frogs in the pool.
"Let the world see Taiwan, Taiwan Nanbowan!"
Netizens in Henan played a laughing emoji: Taiwanese once again let me know concretely what the real meaning of the frog at the bottom of the well is.
A Shaanxi netizen left a message warning: Don't remind them to keep the other side at the bottom of the well.
Another Guangdong netizen added with laughter: I also have to weld the manhole cover to death.
Fourth, many netizens posted photos of the speed of the mainland high-speed railway: they ran directly to more than 250 kilometers at the beginning, and the speed of 300 kilometers per hour is common
On social networking sites, many netizens directly posted photos of their speeds when they took the high-speed train.
A Hebei netizen took this picture when the high-speed train just left the station to accelerate: the speed has reached 245 kilometers.
"At this time, it has only started, and it has reached 250 kilometers, which is twice the speed of Taiwan's light. ”
Another Guangdong netizen even sent the following screenshot: It clearly shows that the speed of the high-speed rail has reached 347 kilometers per hour at this time.
This Liaoning netizen sent out a picture of the speed of the Fuxing high-speed railway: 350 kilometers!
Fifth, the speed of high-speed railways in the mainland generally reaches more than 300 kilometers per hour, and the speed of Taiwan's Ziqiang is 125 kilometers, which is not even comparable to the subway in the mainland
In fact, in the mainland, the speed of high-speed railways has generally reached more than 300 kilometers per hour, EMUs are more than 250 kilometers, and even ordinary trains are more than 150 kilometers.
As you can see from this picture, the so-called "Light of Taiwan" of Taiwan's Ziqiang has a speed of 125 kilometers per hour, which can only be at the bottom of the train sequence on the mainland, and is about the same speed as ordinary fast trains with the prefix of K.
What's even more slap in the face is that the speed of Taiwan's Ziqiang is 125 kilometers, and it can't even catch up with the mainland's urban subway.
This image was taken in the Beijing Daxing Airport subway and can be seen from the red box: the subway speed is displayed at 143 kilometers per hour, and the top speed of this subway can reach 160 kilometers per hour.
Because of this, Taiwan's big V proudly showed off the post that Taiwan's self-improvement ran so fast at 125 kilometers per hour, which triggered the collective sigh of mainland netizens: The four words of the frog at the bottom of the well are completely solid on the other side!
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