Questioned about the "diplomacy" of the dark bar mask, Su Zhenchang: My mother taught us since childhood

At a time when the global epidemic is severe, Tsai Ing-wen announced that she has donated tens of millions of masks to countries in need internationally, known as "mask diplomacy". But the move has also raised questions about whether the DPP authorities are secretly hiding Taiwan's internal demand for masks. Su Zhenchang, head of the administrative organ, was interviewed today before going to the "Legislative Yuan" for inquiry, and said that in response to this matter, his mother told them from an early age that it is noble sentiment to save money and use it to help people in difficulty. Taiwan's epidemic prevention policy has also been affirmed by the world, and I hope that everyone will cherish the world's cheapest and most stable masks.

Su Zhenchang said that her mother told them from childhood that what they ate should be given to others, and it is noble sentiment to save money and use it to help neighbors and help people in difficulty. From the very beginning, Taiwan has banned the export of masks and worked hard to increase the production of masks, on the one hand, it is its own efforts, on the other hand, it is frugal. The number of masks purchased from 2 tablets in 7 days, 3 tablets to 9 tablets in 14 days, are not afraid to squander and waste, and save use to help people in need in the world. He claimed that this kind of love and noble sentiment of the Taiwanese people has won great recognition from the world, which is also a precious asset left by the Taiwanese people for many years, and he hopes that the Taiwanese people will cherish it.

Su Zhenchang also said that with the change of production capacity, the "government" has worked hard to use masks step by step, and each piece is used very seriously and rigorously. Chen Shizhong, head of the Ministry of Health and Welfare, even taught everyone to use electric pots to disinfect masks, and there was absolutely no "dark bar" and abuse. He asked the people of Taiwan to believe in the "government", work very hard to produce and effectively use it, and on the one hand give love to the people in need of the world.

Many public opinion representatives spoke out about the taiwan people's ardent demand for masks, and "legislator" Chen Yixin expressed the hope that the DPP authorities would make the mask policy transparent, rather than harshly detaining the people's needs at the beginning, but afterwards donating 10 million masks to other countries in one go, but the process and quantity of donating masks were not clearly explained to the people.

The Straits Herald reports comprehensively