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Those who ascend to high office on this island always possess something extraordinary. Beyond their academic background and cultivation, we often find mysterious and captivating traits. More specifically, these political figures frequently perform acts resembling miracles (or demonic feats) that become the talk of the town among ordinary citizens.
This article criticizes Legislator Chen Ting-fei for mistakenly referring to 'frogmen' as 'baby soldiers' in public statements. The author argues that 'frogmen' represent elite military units trained under rigorous conditions, and calling them 'baby soldiers' is a grave disrespect to their honor and professionalism.
A political satire joke circulating online, with no names mentioned, mocks through a student 'Xiaoming' accused of cheating on exams, satirizing how certain politicians habitually use various defenses, obfuscation, deflection, moral coercion, and emotional appeals to ethnicly invoking historical grievances to evade responsibility when facing controversies. The article's ending hints that this evasive trait can actually lead to 'success' in politics.