Chapter 72 20. Happy Taiwanese

I have always heard people from Taiwan claiming to be Taiwanese, and it always hurts my ears. Taiwanese friends once retorted, you don’t call yourself Hong Kong! The words are good, but I always feel that Taiwanese people call Taiwanese people, and Hong Kong people say Hong Kong people, and the meaning is quite different. Hong Kong people just mean living in Hong Kong, while Taiwanese people mean more to express their relationship with the Chinese. difference. This kind of meaning, if the person who said it puts some emphasis on it, it will not only be deaf, but also a bit disgusting. Whenever this happens, I can't help but cite some embarrassing things about Taiwan, and ridicule this place in order to hit the behavior of Taiwanese people.

However, from now on, this will not happen again.The reason is that this time Taiwan’s president is directly elected by all the people, and democratic elections have been truly realized. All voters decide who will come to power and who will step down. This phenomenon does not belong to the thousands of years of Chinese tradition. The traditional Chinese method happened not long ago. Separately, they do have the right to call themselves Taiwanese to distinguish them from the Chinese, because they have this qualification, so even if they think their attitude is bad, they should be respected. A very interesting comparison is that regarding Taiwan's universal suffrage, party officials under the one-party dictatorship have the cheek to make irresponsible remarks. On the first day of the month, there will be universal suffrage, so I have to say something ugly.

Taiwan's elections have made it a fact that political parties have been rotated again and again, which has never happened in Chinese history. It is worth pondering for every Chinese: Why can people in Taiwan, but Chinese in other places not? One sentence: Why are people from Taiwan province allowed, but not from other provinces? Of course, other provinces can also have universal suffrage, and so can the whole of China. The reason why they don’t is very simple. There is only one reason, because the people in power in the dictatorship are afraid of universal suffrage, and they like the so-called voting.Whoever thought of the second reason, please let me know.

Taiwanese, you are so happy!