Cheap Justice: From Seconds to Refunds, What Taiwan's Society Values

This article harshly criticizes the 'seconds-to-refund' destruction of Lin Fengying's fresh milk, labeling it as 'cheap justice' and 'the ultimate degeneration of rural citizens' biological quality.' The author emphasizes that such actions waste food and trample on the lives of animals, accusing participants of exploiting the goodwill refund policies of supermarkets without contributing to meaningful protests.

2015年12月18日

Taiwanese Are Living in an Era of Striving to Become Stupid and Expecting Others to Be the Same

A senior tech engineer laments at a cafe gathering that Taiwanese society is hostile towards hardware engineers, only praising 'small certain happiness' creativity while ignoring the foundational contributions of the tech industry that turn ideas into reality. The author believes this social atmosphere causes professionals to feel undervalued and forced to seek opportunities in the US or Mainland China, reflecting a societal trend of pursuing internal friction over substantive growth.

2015年6月1日