The News That Gives Taiwanese an 'Orgasm': Japan 'Rectifies' Taiwan’s Name While the 'Strong Country' Collapses: 'You Will Always Be Chinese'?

Addressing the widespread reports from pro-Green media about the 'Taiwan Name Rectification' incident in Japan and the subsequent 'collapse' of Mainland China, this article raises strong doubts. The author argues that this is a political propaganda campaign using a minor event to incite anti-China sentiment. By analyzing the leaked 'slander' flyer, the author points out illogical elements in its grammar and presentation, suggesting it may be a self-directed stunt by Taiwan independence advocates.

2017年4月17日

Imei Foods Caught by Health Bureau With Large Quantities of Illegally-Kept Expired Products—Company Statement Full of Fallacies

This article comments on the incident where Imei Foods' Nankan facility was found with large quantities of illegally-stored expired food, systematically refuting CEO Gao Zhi-ming's public statement point-by-point. The author questions Imei's repeated tactic of attributing problems to 'staff negligence' rather than addressing management issues, criticizes their politicization of the inspection as a 'government crackdown,' and emphasizes that the Food Safety Act explicitly prohibits storing expired food—Imei has no grounds to defend itself. The author concludes the problem lies in Imei's management system failure, not government overreach.

2015年7月4日